Snippets from the article regarding Hildebrandt:
ConneXions bills itself as a mental health curriculum and counseling service structured around the principles of "impeccable honesty, rigorous personal responsibility and vulnerable humility."
The founder of the company, Jodi Hildebrandt, is a therapist who had her license suspended in 2012 after she disclosed a patient's "porn addiction" to his Mormon church leaders, The Salt Lake Tribune reported.
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Around 10:50 a.m. on Wednesday, Franke's 12-year-old son climbed out of the window of Hildebrandt's house in the city of Ivins, according to an arrest affidavit signed by a Santa-Clara Ivins Public Safety officer.
(So this wasn’t at Franke’s own home. Rather interesting…)
The boy was transported to a local hospital while police searched Hildebrandt's home. There, they discovered another child, Franke's 10-year-old daughter, who appeared to be malnourished. She was also taken to the hospital.
Meanwhile, Franke’s sisters and eldest daughter have long felt this arrest needed to happen. The sisters only kept quiet for fear of making the situation even more perilous for the children still at home. Considering that the two bound children were at Hildebrandt’s home, not Franke’s, I get the feeling the concern was well-founded.