Note that the victims have no such information about these and other similar questions.
Like UFO’s, (but unlike cattle mutilation or crop circles), all the people who experience or witness these things can’t prove that they have.
And, what about the limits of this thing?
People can explain their previous lives in hypnosis. How far are you willing to believe these accounts of people that lay many many years back, in their earliest childhoods?
Do you want to believe the Satanic Ritual Abuse survivor who had the “witness of the spirit” that Gordon B. Hinckley was a shape-changing lizard man from deep within the bowels of the earth?
This woman can provide as much evidence as anyother SRA survivor. These are the types of people saying these things.
Elder Richard G. Scott warned us:
“There is another danger. Detailed leading questions that probe your past may unwittingly trigger thoughts that are more imagination or fantasy than reality. They could lead to condemnation of another for acts that were not committed. While likely few in number, I know of cases where such therapy has caused great injustice to the innocent from unwittingly stimulated accusations that were later proven false. Memory, particularly adult memory of childhood experiences, is fallible. Remember, false accusation is also a sin.”
– Elder Richard G. Scott, April Conference 1992
This is written with a loving, but firm hand to prevent unnecessary destruction caused by those seeking a good result, for all abuse victims, those who feel themselves so, and those who may have contact with them.