you. you knock her out yes, sir. i mean it i just posted the tiktok. knock her out it just blew up these allegations need to b looked into. how could i do this to my child, thinking i was helping her your parents deny everything, and he said it s not true. what was going on was wrong something needed to be done. hello, welcome to dateline. on the surface, circle of hope school appears to be a refuge, where so-called troubled girls can receive a christia education. some students said, behind closed doors, they suffere abuse. their secrets remained in th shadows until an unlikely ally launched a quest to bring it t light. here is keith morrison, with a broken circle. the sky is endless here, at the end of the californi desert it s her heaven, so far from the tree tangled sky, where sh grew up. the woods of missouri. and the yellow farmhouse, wher the story begins her father s farmhouse, hi school do you love your dad i do love my dad. are you afrai
and boarding school. it was in missouri, on a farm. the students followed a strict regimen of chores, school work and bible study. was it important to you that you go to a place where ther was going to be some spiritual help at this point, i didn t really care. i just needed her to have help there are hundreds of private residential facilities across the country, promisin to reform trouble teams. they range from wilderness programs to therapeutic voting schools, to boot camps then, there are those whos lessons derived from a ver particular, religious point of view circle of hope was run by married couple boyd and stephanie householder at the heart of their program, they said, was a strict, important protection of th king james bible she was going to ge schooling, and she was going t get counseling this householder was a nurse
the students followed a strict regimen of chores, school work and bible study. was it important to you that you go to a place where there was going to be some spiritual help? at this point, i didn t really care. i just needed her to have help. there are hundreds of private residential facilities across the country, promising to reform trouble teams. they range from wilderness programs to therapeutic voting schools to boot camps. then, there are those whose lessons derived from a very particular religious point of view. circle of hope was run by a married couple. boyd and stephen the household are. at the heart of their program, they said, was a strict importer protection of the king james bible. she was going to get schooling, and she was going to get counseling. this householder was a nurse and she was going to facilitate her medications. most important of all,
was it important to you that she go to a place where there was going to be some spiritual help? at this point, i didn t really care. i just needed her to have help. there are hundreds of private residential facilities across the country promising to reform troubled teens. they range from wilderness programs to therapeutic boarding schools to boot camps. and then there are those whose lessons derive from a very particular religious point of view. circle of hope was run by a married couple, boyd and stephanie householder. at the heart of their program, they said, was a strict interpretation of the king james bible. she was going to get schooling. and she was going to get counseling. ms. householder was a nurse, and that she was going to facilitate her medications and things like that. most important of all, perhaps, they had a free bed and could take ashley right away for just $100 a month. to teresa, it felt like a miracle of sorts.