Re: Democrat sex offender Lawrence Ray.
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Sarah Lawrence sex cult leader Lawrence Ray made his followers
donate money to Democratic political causes, a witness testified on
Tuesday. Felicia Rosario, a 39-year-old whom Ray allegedly
considered his “wife,” testified during his sex-crimes trial that
the 62-year-old would often make her and others donate to a
Democratic state house candidate who employed his daughter. “
According to a Feb. 11, 2020, federal indictment, prosecutors said
Ray's scheme began in late 2010 when he moved into his daughter's
on-campus dorm room during her sophomore year. He began giving
"therapy sessions" to his daughter's roommates to "help them with
psychological problems."
During these "sessions," Ray laid the groundwork for psychological
conditioning that would "eventually lead these young adults to
become unwitting victims of sexual exploitation, verbal and physical
abuse, extortion, forced labor, and prostitution," Assistant
Director in Charge William F. Sweeney, Jr. said in Feb. 2020.
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Sarah Lawrence sex cult leader Lawrence Ray made his followers
donate money to Democratic political causes, a witness testified on
Tuesday. Felicia Rosario, a 39-year-old whom Ray allegedly
considered his “wife,” testified during his sex-crimes trial that
the 62-year-old would often make her and others donate to a
Democratic state house candidate who employed his daughter. “
According to a Feb. 11, 2020, federal indictment, prosecutors said
Ray's scheme began in late 2010 when he moved into his daughter's
on-campus dorm room during her sophomore year. He began giving
"therapy sessions" to his daughter's roommates to "help them with
psychological problems."
During these "sessions," Ray laid the groundwork for psychological
conditioning that would "eventually lead these young adults to
become unwitting victims of sexual exploitation, verbal and physical
abuse, extortion, forced labor, and prostitution," Assistant
Director in Charge William F. Sweeney, Jr. said in Feb. 2020.
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