The Lost Kids
USG AudioHosted by journalist Josh Bloch (“Uncover: Escaping NXIVM”), THE LOST KIDS dives deep into the search for a missing teen, uncovering the dark and twisted business of tough-love programs for “troubled teens” and their ties to one of America's most dangerous cults. more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | True CrimeHistory | ||||
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A private investigator says he has credible evidence that Daniel Yuen is still alive 15 years after he ran away from CEDU Running Springs. more
Investigative journalist Maia Szalavitz explains how tough love programs for teens grew into a billion dollar industry despite thousands of allegations of abuse and neglect. more
We investigate the links between CEDU and what some experts call America’s most dangerous cult. more
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- The Lost Kids OKC
To my delight I discovered this illuminating podcast (the 1996 Oklahoma bombing) narrated by The New Yorker writer, Jeffery Toobin. He dives deep into what incited Timothy McVeigh to mass murder and maim innocents...and connects the decades-long (and tolerated) violent history of America’s White Supremacy movement and its alarming growth. Anticipating the ongoing series!
Apple Podcasts5cecegrrl
United States2 months ago - Excellent overview
This is a compelling true crime story of lives altered by an industry that purports to “save” children, but obviously does not. In addition to the young people forced into these communities, their parents are victims, too. Not only by CEDA, but also by, in this case, the private investigator that took many thousands of dollars in exchange for empty promises. And we should not forget the siblings who not only lost a brother or sister for weeks, months, years, or forever, but lost the attentive pa... more
Apple Podcasts5Tangle70United States3 months ago - It’s about time
I attended Rocky Mountain Academy 94-97, Ascent in 94, Explorations in Montana, Amity in Arezzo, Italy and SUWS in South Idaho. These programs used highly abusive psychological tactics to exploit families and take their money. I was in these programs from the age of 13-17. These programs acted as safe and isolated places for adult abusers to prey on children and act out on verbal, physical and sexual abuse of children. It took years for me to recover from the damage these programs caused. Unfort... more
Apple Podcasts5Anonymous_RMA_GraduateUnited States6 months ago - Troubled Teen
I attended A Better Way Youth Academy dba Coral Reef, in Western Samoa, ran by NFL player Rodney Rice. Redcliff Accent in Utah, and Mission Mountain School in Montana. All of which catapulted me into a lifetime of PTSD, trouble, and turmoil.
Apple Podcasts5kelleymcnaughton4United States6 months ago - Accurate
I attended a spin-off of CEDU called Amity in Arezzo, Italy in the early 90’s. This is an extremely accurate portrayal of what life was like at these places.
Apple Podcasts5jennygnixUnited States10 months ago
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