Jodi Hildebrandt

[laughs] Um, she said in her book, "Jamie was going to file for the conservatorship on January 22nd, um, but he and his business manager, Lou, felt God leading them to wait, fast, and pray despite the frustration of a falnecks of lawyers," Britney's mother wrote in her book.

So this is basically like, um, like Jodi Hildebrandt.

Yeah.

That's what I was just thinking.

Now, when I say that and I talk about that allegation, I go back to what I mentioned at the beginning.

I go back to what I imagine a lot of people are gonna make a comparison to, right? Doesn't that eerily remind you of some of the allegations from Ruby Franke's children made against her when they were finally rescued from Jodi Hildebrandt's house out in Utah? Franke's two youngest children, boy and girl, right? Duct tape on wrists, ankles.

The young boy managed to escape, run to a neighbor's house for help.

Children were part of a family of eight that documented their lives on the YouTube channel, 8 Passengers, for years.

Um, hold on.

Uh, what's her name? Jodie Hildebrandt story.

Do you know about this?

No.

I am very fascinated by it.

There's something so Jodi Hildebrandt or, um, what was the woman that recently...

You guys, what was the woman that was, um, there was a documentary.

She was, like, taking care of the kids.

I'm sure there are so many cases that we don't hear about, a lot of them which have a lot of Mormonism involved in them.

The Ruby Frankie, Jodi Hildebrandt case, um, Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow.

I'm just listing these off.

You can go dig into them deeper if you would like.

And so one of the documentaries focuses on her.

The other documentary focuses on a woman called Jodi Hildebrandt.

And Jodi Hildebrandt was this person who was also in the Mormon community, but she was kind of more of a therapist.

She was like a therapist.

She was like a counselor.

Quite frankly, let's let's call a spade a spade being like they were.

They were being denied food because Ruby Frankie thought they had the devil in them.

Jodi Hildebrandt was like, oh, yeah, we need to do this.