Twenty years of abuse.
Her words, in the record.
Jennifer Bissett-Veras described abuse that she and her children had experienced over the last twenty years. She wrote that she had told a woman who had once been her friend—and who had watched her children when they were young—about that abuse. The response, she said, was silence.
The supplied comparison screenshot places Jennifer’s account beside a very different account attributed to Jason: a loving, happy family with hardly any issues across twenty-three years together.
“She hasn’t cut us off.”
Jennifer also described an attempt to persuade her father that she had joined a “cult” and had to cut off her family. Her sister’s response directly contradicted that story: they had been speaking to Jennifer more since she left Jason.
Jennifer recounted her sister saying that she had only cut off the people she considered toxic—her mother and Jason—“for good reason, not because anyone told her too.”
He listened to Mother Wound.
Then blamed Liana.
According to community members, Jason began listening to Mother Wound to understand what his wife was listening to. What he heard led him to recognize problems in his own relationship with his mother. Community members recall that he described his mother as a narcissist, acknowledged this to other people, and stopped speaking to her for four months.
Recognizing a harmful pattern does not mean the program created the behavior.
From the community’s perspective, the behavior Jason was reflecting on belonged to his relationship with his mother. He later blamed Liana’s programs for the distance between them.
Jennifer was seeking help.
Community members also recall that Jennifer was trying to get help and leave Jason, and that he subsequently cut her off from Liana and the community completely. Community members became so worried about her that some tried to arrange a welfare check.
This section presents the community’s perspective. Jennifer’s messages are shown in the screenshots above.