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Un-bel-ievable!!! That any parent, but especially a parent who espouses to know God, would literally sacrifice not just one daughter but two and thinking they're doing God's will somehow! How wazzed out do you have to be? My God! That, and in the face of the oldest daughter's revelations. That's just over the top. But, I suppose people have been practicing child sacrifice to some sort of God for millenia. This is just another form. Man I'm glad I'm out.

In the "Jump the Shark" episode of Batman B&B, they go through all of the ways to JTS listed on that website, including having Ted McGinley on! :lol: George

Tragically, Ex, Lindsay Tornambe's younger sister took her place as a "Maiden" and is still in the group.

where's lindsay's little sister now? oh carmen feels sorry for himself bastud whimp. just own up to your own brainwashed stupidity for godsaske. who cares about peggy following that pig!!!! your daughters are who you owe BIG TIME. you were responsible for them as their father. just get on your knees and beg for forgiveness if you have any guts!!!!!!! i don't know. i was in the 9th frikkin corps and spent my interim year in emporia with 8th and 10th. i think i might have gotten to know him as 12th because i was on staff after i graduated. i guess. this brings back so much. the far reaching effects of VICTOR PAUL WIERWILLE. did he name the quartet the victors after himself???? i could puke!!!!!! where the hell could he hide out? i can't believe people went with him and this so-called MOTHER peggy? and that stuff in the article that victor barnyard met with the tornambe parents to tell them about this? ohmygod it's just too much

Thanks for that, Ex. It's good to know that some people out there know what I'm talking about (and know much better than I). I vaguely remember Carmen Tornambe because he was in the 12th Corps and in residence with the 14th Corps (and was a man with a woman's name). He left Barnard's group, and talked to investigators, but his wife, Peggy, left him and stayed with Barnard. Their daughter, Lindsay, told me that Peggy didn't want to hear anything she had to say about Barnard's lechery, saying she was still standing with Victor no matter what. Lindsay doesn't speak to her mother anymore. Lindsay also doesn't speak to her father, because she says he's still in denial about what happened to her — and wants people to feel sorry for him because he lost his whole family. Well, boo-hoo. If Carmen Tornambe thinks he's the victim here, I can only pity his cluelessness.