Lloyd Evans has a new video, his interview with Nestor and Toni Kuilan, to talk about their book about their targeting as they left the Jehovah’s Witnesses organization. Here’s Lloyd’s description:

Continue reading Targets of a Jehovah’s Witnesses inquisition reflect on their purge

Why would strange men be looking for Brandon Fiquett — men he’s never met from a Jehovah’s Witnesses congregation he’s never attended?

Why? Because Watchtower.

For months, Tacoma, Washington Allstate insurance salesman Erik Larson has been coming to Brandon’s home, interrupting his private life, demanding that he attend a “judicial committee.”

Larson and his associate were caught on video both morning and night, seeking a disfellowshipping of Brandon, presumably to release his ex-wife and give her what Jehovah’s Witnesses call a “scriptural divorce.”

That’s right, they have their own kind of divorce and do not recognize a legal divorce unless one of the parties admits to adultery, or is charged using their “two witness rule.”

Because these men did not have an admission of anything from Brandon or his ex-wife, they found his home location, and that he was living with his fiancee and her minor son.

This man Larson finally came to Brandon’s door during dinner one night, and attempted to question him about his sexual life in front of his fiancee’s minor son.

These men have no boundaries.

After that, Brandon received yet another call from Erik Larson informing him that he had been disfellowshipped. All this after Brandon contacted the police and warned Larson to stay away from him and his family.

Intimidating families in the name of Jehovah. With Erik Larson, you’re in good hands.

— Mark O’Donnell

 
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Posted by Tony Ortega on Apri1 30, 2019 at 13:30

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