HERE WE FIND MS filling out ACMTC’s “MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT”. All Corps soldiers filled these out, and she wanted to continue doing so even after we dismissed her.

          In general, how can we explain these handwritten letters (there are more to follow and are shocking in light of her Testimony Under Oath—TUO, as I will call it) in comparison to all the media reports? When asked by a reporter about these letters, seeing that she couldn’t deny their existence!, she simply told the news that in these letters to us (the Generals), she wrote “What we wanted to hear.” If this is so, which we do not believe for a moment, then she lied and used deceit. If she wrote out of a half-way repentant heart, and we believe this is the truth, then she lied to the courts and to the media also. She damns herself either way.

          Let me highlight several things from Letter #2, in contrast with her TUO and other reports:

          “...Since that time I have been off alone communicating with nobody except Barren...” (Letter #2). “Barren” was none other than Jacque Johnson, AKA Rachel Johnson (then a 2nd Lt.). The name “Barren” RJ used because she felt as though she was not bringing forth spiritual fruit or maturity. Truly she was a troubled lady (read her personal testimony in “Setting the Record Straight”).

They called me Forsaken!

In MS’s TUO she is quoted as saying, “...At this service Jim and Lila Green declared in front of the entire group, my children included, that I had been ‘forsaken’. They told everyone to no longer refer to me as [MS], or Captain [S.], or Mrs. [S.], but my new name was FORSAKEN.”

          In Letter #2, MS wrote a poem about herself: “A woman Forsaken.” Yes, we called her by that name often only because she named herself FORSAKEN!

          Letter #2: “For several weeks before I was dismissed from the army my husband kept warning me + rebuking me because of my laxness, my unattentiveness especially toward the children, and because I didn’t want to ADMIT my failures and FACE UP. I PUT UP WALLS AROUND MYSELF + REFUSED to take heed to his council.”

          To the court and the media, MS acts like she loved her dear children so much. The real truth is that she hated being a mother! Even before we ever formed FLM/ACMTC, she used to dump her kids off on my wife to take care of. Her oldest daughter knows this to be true. MS hated to correct them on the smallest matters. We fed them many times because she hated to cook. These are not untrue things I am writing about. They were true life events.

          To the court she acted like Gen. Deborah (Lila) and I stole her precious kids. No, she only put on a good show to get pity and, of course, 20 million dollars from us! That helps, doesn’t it, MS?

          MS (TUO): “My most frequent thoughts were those of having my husband’s warm arms around me, and tucking my children to bed in warm cozy beds.”

          Here MS really gets beside herself in her TUO: “For six months [Remember this, folks—6 months!] ... I was not allowed to talk to anybody and nobody, including my CHILDREN...it was like being in solitary confinement.”

          Friends, this is a BIG LIE!

          On the Dr. Phil Show, MS stated, “I was not allowed to see or talk to my children for six months.” Many of the media reports quote her the same way.

          MS (TUO): “The morning after my name was changed to ‘Forsaken’, I was ordered by my husband to wash all the breakfast dishes [Really a hard job for a mom?] ... my children asked their father, ‘Daddy, what’s the matter with mommy?’”

          MS (TUO): “Although I was forbidden [By whom, MS?] to talk to my children I could at least HEAR them and SEE them from a distance ... If I LEFT [I thought we held you CAPTIVE for 6 months in a shed, MS?] I might never be able to see my children again.” Boo hoo BULL! This sounds good to a GREEDY ATTORNEY that might get 90 percent of the lawsuit, but this story is full of black holes.

          MS (TUO): “In barracks #1 we were given a bedroom [But what about that dirty ol’ shed?] ... Barracks #1 is where I lived for 3 ½ years with my family. The bedroom we were given was at one time my children’s bedroom [Note how she plays on mothers’ emotions!]. My daughter [IS, later changed to RS] and my son-in-law lived in ths house presently.”

          MS (TUO): “In May my husband came into barracks #1 with our youngest son Steven [Oops! here we have her son, when she NEVER saw or talked with her children!] who...had become a behavior problem for the generals during the period of my confinement.” Confinement? MS spends page after page in her TUO telling us about all the work she was made to do and about several other living quarters she lived in. Confined? Are you confused yet?

          MS (in her TUO) continues: “He [her husband] said that I was no longer to work at the Art Shop, but I was to stay home and take care of Steven.”

          WAIT JUST A MINUTE, FOLKS! Poor MS, I thought she had no money? No one worked at the Art Shops without getting paid, even she admits this, and here we have her husband telling her to stop working at the Art Shop (which means she must have been working there during her “imprisonment”) in order to take care of the son she tells the court and the media that she NEVER got to see or talk to. Humm!!

          MS (TUO): “For four months Jacque and I had a total of $20 for spending ... I used to collect rags because I had no money to buy feminine napkins.” WAIT ANOTHER MINUTE, FOLKS! How could this “prisoner” collect rags while being “locked up” for 6 months?

          Let me return my readers back to the Steven story.

          MS (TUO): He [her husband] said that Steven was to EAT WITH ME [apart from everyone else] ...” But, but...I thought you and Jacque were locked up in a dirty ol shed for 24 weeks and ate only peanut butter sandwiches every day—no kids!

          MS (TUO): “For the two and one half months we were FORCED to live in the shed, we were only given 6 stale white bread [skimpy] peanut butter sandwiches per day—NOTHING ELSE. Our sandwiches were always stuffed in a plastic bag and left at our dirt doorstep during different hours of the day—sometimes not until almost the end of the work day. At times I would get so hungry from working so hard [—at the Art shops or in the camp, MS?] that I resorted to eating out of the camp’s garbage cans. I went from a size 10 to a size 5 skirt in 3 months time.”

          Don’t that beat all? She tells us that she was “virtually locked up” (as one newspaper quoted her), and now she tells us that we made her, sorry, ORDERED her to work. Remember what she stated here about her diet, for elsewhere she tells us something very interesting.

          MS in Letter #2: “I’ve been guilty in the past of complaining over this little thing + that—even over something so stupid like a sandwich [sic] for lunch instead of a salad. No wonder god’s [sic] so angry with me. But ... I thank god [sic] for the provision of white bread with a little peanut butter.”

          MS was not singled out to just eat peanut butter sandwiches. Everybody in camp ate the SAME bag lunches—EVERYBODY, my wife and I included. But this was not all that was put in our lunch bags. Why not ask her darling daughter, she helped make the lunches! We also ate breakfasts and suppers, but I guess she failed to mention this. On purpose? Maybe!

          MS in Letter #2: “I’ve never wanted to be a problem child of yours. I’ve been foolish.” At least she admits being a problem child. She was not the only one. There were others. I believe MS could have been restored if she and her attorney hadn’t conspired to destroy our community.

          MS in Letter #2: “He’s [i.e., God, not the Generals] been showing me how FAKE my repentance has been in the past...” True, she never changed ... even to this day.

          MS in Letter #2: “I’ve always prayed for a vision of Hell...” Yet MS has mocked us over the years for our believing in Hell. On the Phil Show, while MS was being interviewed, General Deborah’s voice is heard (to mock her) in the background saying, “There’s a heaven and there’s a hell.”

          Who showed you visions of Hell, MS? Was it Deborah, Jim, or God? The newspapers constantly refer to our stand on Hell. In fact, you may write for our two FREE booklets on HELL. If the Bible says there is a Hell, I will say there is a Hell!

          MS in Letter #2: “I can say I’ve had a vision of Hell.” That’s nice. Might not be a bad idea to remind yourself of this future home for all liars.

          “Outside [of heaven] are the dogs, those who practice magic arts, the sexually immoral, the murderers, the idolaters and everyone who LOVES and PRACTICES FALSEHOOD” (Rev. 22:15, NIV). The KJV uses the word LIE.