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Two women opened hotline: What happened next both surprised and shocked them

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Lauren Rohs and Sheri Autrey started a hotline last year. To investigate the extent of what they had both been subjected to by a member of a secretive religious sect.

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Two women opened hotline: What happened next both surprised and shocked them

Lauren Rohs and Sheri Autrey started a hotline last year. To investigate the extent of what they had both been subjected to by a member of a secretive religious sect.

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BT broke the news in Denmark on Sunday, February 4, 2024.
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