Debra Cantor Morton

I think there were quite a few women that were enamored with them.

It was a game for them to see how they could manipulate and control people.

And they could share that laugh with each other when they could do an induction on somebody when they didn't know that they were being inducted.

I could tell that they thought it was fun to have that kind of power over people.

I made the assumption that it was just a regular Christmas party.

So I got myself ready for that by taking some mushrooms beforehand.

When I got to the party, I found out that it was not the kind of party I thought it was going to be.

Each person was called up to the front to do some work with John and Rich, and they had a certain task that they had to do.

Most of the gifts were playful.

Don't ask for help unless I really need it, because sometime I might really want it.

I still had my blindfold on and I opened my eyes.

I was standing up there with my legs and my arms strapped onto a cross.

I said, this is Christmas, not Easter.

And I think,

Richard said, for whom?

And I had kind of one of those icky feelings passing through my body at that time.

All of the people that were in the training workshop were standing below me in a half moon holding candles.

I was prompted earlier in the evening to trust somebody to keep something that I would need later.

And I was angry, just incredibly angry that I'd been put in that position by people that I had trusted, that maybe I shouldn't have trusted.

I met with John and Rich afterwards, and I expressed my anger to them about them putting me in that position.