Stephanie Soo

But she says that she felt like she had to because she wanted to talk to the people who don't believe her, although that she already knew that these were real.

But it's just, it's interesting that there are still people out there that don't believe in repressed memories.

And that is where I leave you with part one.

In part two, you're going to hear from Mary herself.

We traveled to Washington.

She also came to Atlanta to talk with us.

We spent a lot of time with Mary and her husband, Jerry, and she goes in depth on how she actually uncovered these repressed memories, what that feeling was like, what hypnosis was like, what all these different therapies were like.

She also goes in depth on all the things that her parents did to her when she was a child.

that her parents were part of the KKK, how they killed people in front of her, how she was forced to mutilate her own sister's body and lay in a coffin with her, how she was hung from a tree, the cat torture.

I mean, there's just so much that Mary has to share.

So please stay tuned for part two.

But I know that a lot of you guys are very active and you guys don't even like to wait a day, right?

And I totally agree.

And even if you have the time, I suggest first going to check out Mary's documentaries on YouTube.

She has a whole channel.

One of my favorite pieces that she's ever done is Am I Crazy?, and it's just her trying to figure out if her repressed memories are real.

And I think the fact that she's so objective and trying to even question her own beliefs, it just makes so much sense.

The way that she breaks it down in her head,

The way that she's trying to get to the answer, it clicks.

And a lot of people say it helped them understand what they were going through.