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More Information from an emailer

Got another good tip for information about something I really don’t have much experience with myself, cultic ritual abuse. As always, passing it along for the benefit of those who may be interested.

3 of my friends have written a book about the sexual  abuse and physical brutalization they suffered in a cult called The Family.

The book Not Without My Sister has just been released in the UK and is at number 7 for all hard back book sales we are really trying to get it to number 1 so as the issue is at the forefront of peoples minds…and we believe it will promote our organization which has been set up to protect children from abuse in cults: RISE International

The book website is here:
http://www.notwithoutmysister.co.uk/index.php

and our organization site is here:
www.riseinternationalcic.org

Tags: ChildAbuse, Cult, RitualAbuse, RISE

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