Diane Benscoter grew up in the heartland of America in a small Nebraska town with a loving family.
Joachim De Posada "Don\'t Eat the Marshmallow...yet". ..".
Read this book and share it with everyone - because everyone is vulnerable." Dr.
Often humorous and always heartbreaking, Benscoter\'s story carries the reader on a journey into the world of mental manipulation, providing compelling insight on how human vulnerabilities open the door for extremism.
In "Shoes of a Servant" Benscoter weaves a gripping story of her servitude in the cult, the deprogramming staged by her desperate family, and her subsequent involvement in the underground world of deprogramming, culminating in her arrest for kidnapping.
She found easy answers to life\'s hard questions in the form of a religious cult commonly known as the Moonies.
At 17, motivated by her idealism and inspired by the lyrics of her favorite songs, she left home in search of a way to end war.
Diane Benscoter grew up in the heartland of America in a small Nebraska town with a loving family
