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Anonymous:
I have searched all over the internet to see whatever became of Narvin? I am not able to find much. Did WWASP sell this facility in Costa Rica? Is NL running another program? Just curious, does anybody have any information?

Anonymous:
The latest I've heard: NL is now paying upper level prisoners from Carolina Springs to transfer to Pillars of Hope, so he could have some brainwashed program worshippers on his side when the Costa Ricans come to investigate.

CCM girl 1989:
Hi there,
Me no comprahenda? Is he paying students or councilars to go over to Costa Rica???? If it's students.....then they must be 18. What do I know though, none of this shit makes any sense to me!!!!! So, they have re-opened under the name Pillars of Hope? Interesting name! I wonder how many students are currently there?

Anonymous:
it is an interesting name, afterall in reality "pillars of hope" is exactly what these programs are and have been to countless families and trouble teens, myself being one them.  Give up the lies!!!!!

Anonymous:
Not sure what he's doing but I do know he's not supposed to step foot on Carolina Springs and he's not supposed to have contact with any of the kids.

Pillars of Hope replaced Dundee and is now for 18-22 year olds. Kids are being court-appointed to go there and are being sent by their parents who convince them they need to be there - or else. I'm not sure about the rest. I wonder if parents are able to get their kids kidnapped by escort services and taken there. Maybe just before they turn 18? I'm not sure, just speculating.

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