The Liminalist # 185: The Most Forbidden Thing (with Jannie Hischild)

Conversation with Jannie Hischild on childhood experiences of organized ritual abuse in Ontario, a police investigation, father’s culpability, mother’s complicity, generational abuse, a bent towards evil, trigger smells, the sacrifice of Daniel, conditioned helplessness, early therapy with DID sufferers, matching stories, flesh-eating rituals, occult ends, a vision of Satan, saved by Asperger’s syndrome, UFOs & Greys, seeing a black orb, Satanic psychism, an encounter with Greys, the element of theater, a red orb, a Satanist boyfriend with connections, an O.T.O Lodge in town, power & persuasion, Terry Driver the Abbotsford Killer, a therapist’s betrayal, EMDR, the Pickton farm, Bryce Taylor, Satanists as low-level foot soldiers for the elite, Ewen Cameron & MKULTRA, a network of hospitals for abuse, dungeons, encountering the abusers, malignant narcissists, playing on deep fears, necessary paranoia, learning to trust, recognizing abusers, fragmented memories, alternating alters & missing time, the ice angel, anger and fragmentation, aligning with the power, the highest levels of society, children’s aid, access to children, a preference for boys, the most forbidden thing, the fashion industry and boy-like bodies, tracing back in history, the Druids, the Queen’s initiation, Rosemary’s Baby, an unconscious pregnancy, a child sacrifice, eluding suicide, finding a safe place to remember, loving the baby, body love, emotional overwhelm, alters & memories, a sensation in the brain, the party girl alter, opening a portal via sacrifice, demonization, wanting to confirm forgotten abuses, awfulizing trivialities, self-parody, Sybil, journaling, alters & handwriting, when the door bursts open.

Songs: “Slouching Towards Bremen” by Geoff Berner; ” “Save Time,” by Littlefoot; “Serial” by Ex Luna; “You Would Not Believe” & “These Words Are Yours,” by Hazelwood Motel

7 thoughts on “The Liminalist # 185: The Most Forbidden Thing (with Jannie Hischild)”

  1. You are most welcome. I hadn’t spoken of it for many years. It is difficult for people to hear, and I don’t wish to traumatize anyone. The formal investigation and subsequent court case solidified in my mind that what I recalled over a lengthy period of time was uncannily accurate. I owe that revelation to my being diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome.

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    • Thank you for doing this interview. Though there are many things that you had to endure that I didn’t, there are key commonalities in your story that were very much in common with mine. It was very helpful to me to hear another person relate this.

      Thank you again

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  2. Very disturbing, but convincing. I’ve known of similar, but far less terrible, groups who have done things to family members. I take some small amount of comfort in the fact a lot of it seems to be deliberately theatrical to make the activities seem unbelievable to outsiders, so not everything seen/remembered was what actually happened.

    It strikes me how incredibly different and malevolent the world is compared to how the majority of people are aware of. I have never known what to do with such knowledge. Seems impossible to completely digest and integrate, even after many years.

    Much love to you, Jannie.

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  3. Great guest Jasun, thank you. Thanks also Jannie I know it must be difficult, take comfort in the fact that your words provide help to others…

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