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Mag. Andrea Sadegh | British Psychological Society Annual Conference | Brigthon 2017 |
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Title: Extreme abuse and mind control

Author: Andrea Sadegh, Netzwerk gegen Folter an (Klein)Kindern; 1050 Wien,

Margaretenguertel 24-34/1/3; Austria, 0043.664.4182488;
www.traumabasedmindcontrol.com

Abstract

Purpose: This paper complements the quantitative Extreme Abuse Survey (2008, 2016) with
qualitative research including an in-depth case study that illuminates methods and
consequences of child abuse and mind control.

Background: Cases of extreme abuse and mind control have been documented over
hundreds of years. In the last century large scale involvement of leading Psychiatrists in CIA
mind control programs Bluebird and MK Ultra became public knowledge. The 307 page
report on the Extreme Abuse Survey published on the website ‘endritualabuse.org’ of US
Clinical Psychologist Ellen Lacter quantifies abuse, torture and violence. The present paper
provides an overview of ideologically driven groups seemingly involved and an illustrative
case study.

Methods: A young child (‘Luki’) acted oddly triggering in-depth research into extreme abuse
and mind control – an area with few scientific publications. The work of Michaela Huber, Dr.
Hans Ulrich Gresch, Ellen Lacter, Carmen Holiday, Fritz Springmeier and Lynn Schirmer et al.
on programming helped to establish an understanding of the exploitation through an
extreme abuse network. An exhaustive and exhausting search for competent mental health
assessment highlighted inadequacies in institutions and science.

Conclusions: Whereas Miller (2012) differentiated religious-occult, commercial-exploitative

and military-secretive perpetrator groups the present research in addition highlights the
role of the entertainment industry and academia. Successful prosecution of Satanists (Ian
Watkins, Colin & Elaine Batley, Albert & Carole Hickman) in the UK and the chilling life
stories of Natasha Kampusch and Elisabeth Fritzl in Austria brought to the surface some of
the shenanigans of extreme abuse and mind control. However comprehensive research,
education and training are required to properly challenge these dark practices.