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Description: Going live on Sunday evening to discuss the alarming similarities between the cases of Jeffrey Lundgren and Chad Daybell. Join me @8/7c pm 6/5pm mountain time. I am shocked at how similar the facts of the Lundgren “Kirtland Cult Killers” case echoes the same stories of both men who have both been charged (Lundren being put to death) with murders in connection with their beliefs in Blood Atonement/aka Sacrificing innocent blood.
Here is a snippet from an article on the Lundgren case;
“LaTourette was the lead attorney in the Jeffrey
Lundgren trial.
We kept waiting for the insanity defense, but it never came, LaTourette said.
Kowall was second chair in what to that point was the highest-profile murder trial in the county’s history.
‘Steve was masterful; Kowall said. ‘He approached it by not putting religion as the crux of his case. He showed Jeff Lundgren for who he was, a master manipulator and greedy, egocentric individual!”
I will be reading factual information regarding the details of the Jeffrey Lundgren “Kirtland Cult Killings” from a 24 page report from casetext.org website that I feel is very relevant to the case of Chad & Lori (Vallow) Daybell’s case. I hope you’ll join us.
Happy Fathers Day to all of you Fathers out there.
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We are not a cult, honey. But you’re right. You’re simply defining us into one, because you fault us for all of this, instead of placing the blame squarely with whom it lies. The peeps themselves.
Very good job!
This is a case I hadn’t heard of. Wtf?! Crazy!!
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"Bizarre" is a good word for it
Love always wins
Yeah, I agree with you the similarity is so crazy..
Recently Michael Haight of Enoch Utah murdered his family and self. Offsrpring of Issac Haight, among his deeds was cavity searching the bodies for valuables. Mormon blood atonement murders stem from a spiritual disease called Mormonism