June 25, 2026
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Saving the girl in a trauma loop
I am picking up on a very jealous man who is making some very unfortunate mistakes. He seems to have met a younger woman, around twenty-four years old, who has fallen on desperate times in the southern states. She has presented herself as what I would describe as a prostitute, but emotionally, she is the furthest thing from it.
Physically, she is someone many men would find very attractive. I get the sense that she has dyed her hair blonde and wears it very long, knowing that it draws attention. The problem is that she has met one particular man, somewhere between twenty-eight and thirty-two years old, who is extremely jealous.
He has now trapped her in his car, and her fear is preventing her from doing the obvious—getting out and running. I do not see him having a gun, yet she is completely convinced that he does. The tragedy here is that she has done this before, because there is something deeply abusive happening in her home life.
I see her in a car that looks like something out of an older movie. It is very large and quite old. The headlights are round, with separate high and low beams, and the hood is very long. I don’t know the exact make, but it reminds me of the kind of cars described in the movie *My Cousin Vinny*—not the same color, but a similar style.
I see this car traveling on the interstate about once a week as he moves around. He seems to be staying in small, cheap hotels and keeps her out of sight. Within the next two weeks, I feel he is going to make a very bad move that will create tension with the police.
My hope is that if someone reads this, they might unknowingly help save this girl. It would be pure luck, but that is what this feels like. If the police can simply get him out of the car, she will be saved.
The man has darker hair, medium to short in length. Sometimes he has a very full mustache, sometimes none at all, and at other times a goatee. He changes his facial hair every few weeks, though I’m not sure why.
Even if she is saved, this will not be the end of her struggles. She will need psychological support, and I’m not convinced that the police or even an emergency psychologist—whether at a station or facility—will be enough to truly help her. I fear she may continue in this cycle of survival mode.
There is, however, one possible turning point. At some stage, she may encounter a pastor or preacher—possibly two people, one male and one female. They may be married, I’m not certain. But if she crosses paths with them and they truly pay attention, they could help her break free from the cycle of trauma she is trapped in.
So if anyone knows a married pastor or preacher—both actively involved in their church and preaching—there is a possibility they may come across this particular girl.
Physically, she is someone many men would find very attractive. I get the sense that she has dyed her hair blonde and wears it very long, knowing that it draws attention. The problem is that she has met one particular man, somewhere between twenty-eight and thirty-two years old, who is extremely jealous.
He has now trapped her in his car, and her fear is preventing her from doing the obvious—getting out and running. I do not see him having a gun, yet she is completely convinced that he does. The tragedy here is that she has done this before, because there is something deeply abusive happening in her home life.
I see her in a car that looks like something out of an older movie. It is very large and quite old. The headlights are round, with separate high and low beams, and the hood is very long. I don’t know the exact make, but it reminds me of the kind of cars described in the movie *My Cousin Vinny*—not the same color, but a similar style.
I see this car traveling on the interstate about once a week as he moves around. He seems to be staying in small, cheap hotels and keeps her out of sight. Within the next two weeks, I feel he is going to make a very bad move that will create tension with the police.
My hope is that if someone reads this, they might unknowingly help save this girl. It would be pure luck, but that is what this feels like. If the police can simply get him out of the car, she will be saved.
The man has darker hair, medium to short in length. Sometimes he has a very full mustache, sometimes none at all, and at other times a goatee. He changes his facial hair every few weeks, though I’m not sure why.
Even if she is saved, this will not be the end of her struggles. She will need psychological support, and I’m not convinced that the police or even an emergency psychologist—whether at a station or facility—will be enough to truly help her. I fear she may continue in this cycle of survival mode.
There is, however, one possible turning point. At some stage, she may encounter a pastor or preacher—possibly two people, one male and one female. They may be married, I’m not certain. But if she crosses paths with them and they truly pay attention, they could help her break free from the cycle of trauma she is trapped in.
So if anyone knows a married pastor or preacher—both actively involved in their church and preaching—there is a possibility they may come across this particular girl.