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'JOSEPH SMITH FOUNDATION' EXPOSED: Hannah Stoddard and her Father James Stoddard UNEDITED

TO SEE ENTIRE THE TRANSCRIPTION OF THIS RECORDING, head to https://www.facebook.com/groups/tcucu... Recording made August 10, 2018 J = James Stoddard III (husband) S – Sarah Stoddard (wife) H = Hannah Stoddard (23-year-old daughter) L = Leah Stoddard (20-year-old daughter) Father James typically sent the older girls outside whenever they were "in trouble," or sometimes he put them in “military plank”. The mother asked him repeatedly not to do that, believing it was so disrespectful to ADULT daughters. She asked him to speak to them and discuss, just as he would to someone at work. She noted that whenever she tried to stick up for them, the girls got upset at her. She was told many times by them to NOT ever bring things up as it "makes things worse." So she rarely did, unless she was fed up with it, or had energy to deal with the backlash. This is an example of the blown up response to any little infraction. This particular “discussion” began because father James had sent daughter Leah out on the porch because he was frustrated that she didn't have the video-producing skills he wanted. Son James used to do all the video computer jobs before he was kicked out of the home (2017), so then Leah was under a lot of pressure the past year to take over. It was too much pressure, and too high of expectations, for someone who has never been trained. Father James wanted the videos produced with extremely high quality, but he was using girls who are spread thin doing many different jobs for him 24/7. (At the time of his death, Father James had now kicked out son James at age 19 and it had been 4 years of no contact.; Also son Asael was kicked out at age 19 and it had now been 2 years of no contact, despite being awarded 10 visitation days per month which he never inquired for or contacted Asael, even on birthdays.) Use of “we” throughout shows James’ thoughts that it is always he and the girls as a combined unit. Before the recorder was started, Mother Sarah had brought up to Father James "Why is Leah on the porch?" and began saying that she didn't like that. James began talking to her in a condescending way, which was normal and usual., Just that morning Mother Sarah had the idea to start recording these discussions, so she excused herself to the bathroom, where she turned on the recorder. Just as she was getting the recorder up, XXXX (7 year old) had fallen off his bike and the other siblings had brought him in crying and bleeding, scraped up and down his legs. Sarah was trying to hug him and get him cleaned up, when James called her back in to discuss "right now." So at the beginning of the recording, she is asking if she could have a minute to finish calming and helping him, but she was told that she could not. J: So Muff (Sarah’s nickname) why don’t you take a seat S: I was helping XXXX J: We’ll have someone else do that. Leah, why don’t you go tell Ixxxxx he ____ S: Leah’s out there with the kids. J: well, have someone be on the kids. S: Is it a 10 minute job? (resolving this discussion) J: no, it’s not a 10 minute job. H: Mxxx, go tell Isaiah he’s on the kids. J: So why don’t you think really clearly about your concerns. Why you have evil spirits all the time. Just think about that one thing. (Sarah’s concern was how not wanting Leah--age 20--to be “sent out on the porch” when father James is upset with her performance.) S: Can I do that, not right now? J: you have to do it right now. It can’t go on. It’s been days and weeks. S: Well, XXXX fell off his bike so I was trying to help him. He’s crying out there. J: Hannah, go see if __________ S: Well I got it all cleaned up but he is in the addition and he is sad because it is hurting him. I would have to think it through. I don’t know. (here Sarah was avoiding having the whole discussion even though she was recording it. She had no idea where this would be going, she was just going to START recording some of these conversations.) J: No, no, you don’t ever do it. S: Well, that’s probably one thing. J: All you do is bring in evil spirits and they sit here and then everybody is on edge all the time because you are bringing evil spirits into the home. S: What I am saying is . . . J: If I was angry all the time, it would make everybody on edge all the time. You’re angry all the time. TO SEE ENTIRE TRANSCRIPTION OF THIS RECORDING, head to https://www.facebook.com/groups/tcucu...