In this episode of We Are The People, Jason and Alexia Preston sit down with survivor Asia Raine, who shares her personal account of alleged ritual abuse, mind control, and involvement of religious leaders within the LDS Church. From disturbing childhood experiences and alleged underground activities beneath Temple Square to her journey of recovering memories and healing from trauma, Asia opens up about her search for truth, freedom, and reclaiming her life.

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We Are The People is now facing three separate lawsuits connected to interviews and stories shared on the show. In this episode, Jason Preston addresses each case, explains why these stories were covered, and reflects on the responsibility that comes with giving survivors a platform while continuing to pursue facts and accountability. Despite the legal pressure, Jason explains why the mission remains unchanged: listen carefully, ask difficult questions, correct mistakes when necessary, and refuse to let fear determine whose voices deserve to be heard.

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Jenny Hatch joins Jason Preston and Alexia on We Are The People to share her deeply personal story of survival, healing, faith, and speaking out. Jenny discusses her role in helping bring the Hamblin victim statements into public view, her own allegations of childhood and ritual abuse, the difficult process of recovering and confronting traumatic memories, and how family, faith, music, and advocacy have shaped her healing journey. She also reflects on why survivors finding their voice matters and why she believes bringing difficult stories into the light can help others feel less alone.

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