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  • @ladbiblestories
    @ladbiblestories  3 місяці тому +1117

    Thank you to Lurata Lyon for taking part in this episode of Minutes With.
    To learn more about Lurata's story of human resilience and bravery, please follow this link to read her book Unbroken: Surviving Human Trafficking
    www.amazon.co.uk/UNBROKEN-SURVIVING-TRAFFICKING-Lurata-Lyon/dp/B0C6P8GSB6/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

    • @orpheusP
      @orpheusP 3 місяці тому +20

      You should interview victims of Metzitzah b'peh

    • @orpheusP
      @orpheusP 3 місяці тому +5

      You need to interview victims of Metzitzah b'peh

    • @TurnOnTheBrain
      @TurnOnTheBrain 3 місяці тому +8

      ​@orpheusP you are super based bro 😂

    • @MassiveMouniFlaps
      @MassiveMouniFlaps 3 місяці тому

      total fox

    • @Ruslan_davudov_photography
      @Ruslan_davudov_photography 3 місяці тому +5

      But why it took dad for a 6 months?

  • @Progressive_Canadian
    @Progressive_Canadian 3 місяці тому +12996

    As a psychology major I can tell you that this woman is not lying about her experience like some people in the comment section suggest. People who have experienced trauma such as this woman, will often talk about the smells, the sights and the sounds of their experience which is a clear indication that their trauma is real. People who comment otherwise are disgusting and ignorant. This woman is incredibly brave and focused.

    • @douggaudiosi14
      @douggaudiosi14 3 місяці тому

      Psychology is bullshit science on par with chiropractor and pollygraphy

    • @objectofreference
      @objectofreference 3 місяці тому +118

      I am baffled that this was your first thought....

    • @objectofreference
      @objectofreference 3 місяці тому +73

      @@Progressive_Canadian not many things at this point...but when someone's first thought/comment is to bring the element of whether or not someone story is true...Yeah I am baffled

    • @Progressive_Canadian
      @Progressive_Canadian 3 місяці тому +137

      @@objectofreference Interesting, Have you considered therapy?

    • @objectofreference
      @objectofreference 3 місяці тому +71

      @@Progressive_Canadian I have an amazing therapist for multiple years...but thanks for the advice....ONCE AGAIN...baffled that you would use therapy in a petty argument on UA-cam....You sure you're a psychology major?

  • @glee841
    @glee841 3 місяці тому +4220

    I’ll never complain again about how mundane my life is, washing clothes, washing dishes, and being a housewife. I won’t take that for granted ever again listening to her story.

    • @elizabethwatts9251
      @elizabethwatts9251 3 місяці тому +131

      I get depressed quite often. Anymore though, I tell myself that I have nothing to be depressed about. But millions of other people have plenty of reasons to cry. Especially those that have been forced into the sex trade.

    • @Godsforever1
      @Godsforever1 3 місяці тому

      @@elizabethwatts9251 beat depression by doing good to others

    • @charitycollins2571
      @charitycollins2571 3 місяці тому +74

      We must stand together as women❤

    • @minlanaidoo7605
      @minlanaidoo7605 3 місяці тому +30

      Thank You Lord for Your 🙌 BLESSINGS

    • @SariennMusic73
      @SariennMusic73 3 місяці тому +101

      @@elizabethwatts9251 Hey, every single Human has the 100% right to be sad about whatever makes them sad. To be depressed about whatever it is that makes them depressed. Sure, others have had worse lives, worse experiences, brutal experiences, etc., but the person who lost everything, who was tortured beyond words, feels their emotions over it and they're valid. The same is for those who are depressed because an outing they looked forward to going to was canceled. Their emotions over it are just as valid and allowed to be felt and talked about as well. Just because others have stuff go worse, does not ever mean the rest of us have to just keep emotionless and not let it out or talk about it. Holding emotions back or lessening ones feelings about something that happens just turns us into soulless, emotionless robots and people die from holding in emotion. Let it out. You're 100% allowed to, are supposed to, and need to.

  • @Solar_Corpus
    @Solar_Corpus 3 місяці тому +7608

    People accusing her of lying have no idea how unfathomable and disturbing humans can truly be on each other.
    Living under rocks. All of them.

    • @Solar_Corpus
      @Solar_Corpus 3 місяці тому

      @@albertawheat6832 sounds like you can’t tell when people are lying. I’ve heard of stories of girls who falsely claim r*pe. I believe that. I’m not saying people never lie, but I trust my gut. She’s being very specific and is holding back tears. What wars do you think are real? What genocides do you think exist and don’t? I’d love to hear your take buddy.

    • @joeythebushkangaroo1
      @joeythebushkangaroo1 3 місяці тому +106

      On any subject there are always doubters,those that contradict & accuse others of making things up. They are just as bad as the perpetrators. They are ignorant attention seekers. They can't get the degree of attention they need by saying something kind or sympathetic so they decide to stir the pot with disbelief. They want a reaction so the best thing is to totally ignore them. I choose to starve them out, not feed their egos. Great answer, by the way. ❤

    • @LnyMts
      @LnyMts 3 місяці тому +80

      @@albertawheat6832 So you don't believe things like this happen? Your comment is almost as disgusting as the acts told in this video. The sheer fact that you imply she might be lying for clout is absolutely vile. This is a story about someone's life, her family, her hometown, her innocence, all vanished because of the evil deeds of powertripping rich criminals. Covering your eyes and ears because you don't want to believe something to be true isn't something to be proud of at all. But you probably don't care about all that

    • @albertawheat6832
      @albertawheat6832 3 місяці тому

      @@LnyMts Why didn't she name...names ? All these people coming forward, but they never name anyone ?? but hey, keep buying these fake divisive stories.

    • @Smiki-z1s
      @Smiki-z1s 3 місяці тому +39

      I'm from Croatia and that how it was than.

  • @marlenacharette4925
    @marlenacharette4925 2 місяці тому +571

    I cannot believe the bravery of this woman. War is horrible and no one benefits especially female civilians. At this moment human trafficking is happening all over the world. Human trafficking is the number one moneymaker. To go through experiences like these and still feel love and kindness to others is a miracle. I hope a day will come when we all put our efforts into healing each other and our planet instead of actions which stun every aspect of our being.❤️

    • @smisch7720
      @smisch7720 2 місяці тому

      Most victims losing their lives in wars are are male. For example Ukraine the men die in hundreds of thousands while their women are here in Germany living from the money that is forced from the German working people. After 2 1/2 years theres a Flixbus shuttle Service to All mein towns in Ukraine and the busses are booked out all the time and only about 17 or 18 of the Ukrainians here are working. Those who die "at home" are in the vast majority the men.

    • @ElizabethHephzebahMills
      @ElizabethHephzebahMills 28 днів тому

      I was born unfortunately to Levi Holy High Priest in Texas. When I heard The Father from Heaven. I believed Him and I understood what He was saying. I remember everything exactly from my youth. My mom used me for Sodomy with the old woman,then her son came and rapped me at 7 yrs. I thought that part was over. Abba said He has A future for me. I loved The Glory and I never thought He would allow me to be used for sex training and trafficking and government Presidents Families. The daily pain never stops and the shaking of the body never stops. The constant moving All day long and stench of unclean woman. The bowels of these people are so withered,they steal skin so the husband's can't see how dead they are in their bodies. I have to read the Bible. I'm a High Holy Priest. This is what we are. How do u stop being what you are Born? These people learn such demonic trade for living above ground. I had no idea. 22 yrs Body shaking, stench,organ extract from men and their wives and children. Random people and walks of life. Abba tells me when my reproductive feminine organs are used for babies. Then he tells me the young men and their women that get pregnant. In USA States when the government make so much money off your Levi Holy High Priest Ordained Power no land on Earth will do anything. No one will come and get you up from convulsions. They began to kidnap you from local government employees then keep u for observation without Authorization from any doctor. Any random man can say anything and the law will take everything you worked for. And Continue to force Bible scripture from your Soul for International Abroad and Born land. Living off the hwy even when Your God from Heaven shows up over your Head. These Demons continue to plot for your murder no mercy. I am crippled from so much usery of sex. The young men use me so much with old men driving to the location that allows me to stay. Park outside the room and rap me through the building and rooms. Leave and return doing it over and over and over. Do u know I am still expected to keep my Eyes on Abba. ? There's no choice after this type of life given from The Church. I never new what was coming. I never had a chance and Abba New I didn't know anything. My God allowed men to use me for their sex wife organs. Because he choose a dead body for a Wife. How can u live when men Rand use your life and living body for their choice of dead living in the Earth. Abba said the men new and there are those that did not. Do u know i get used even after Abba said my work was over. Even when Abba said my work was finished. I still get used. It will never stop. I have no life in this Earth. I didn't know Life to be working. I believed in God and He allowed these people to continue to use me after He said my work was finished. I'm tired now. No man can tell anyone The mind of Abba. I asked questions all day and still no answer. Until I am Dead from above ground is what life is for me.

  • @cmax4488
    @cmax4488 3 місяці тому +1824

    The fact she can still smile is deeply inspiring. That is a strong woman. Her uncle was truly a hero.

    • @GloryToTheHighest
      @GloryToTheHighest 2 місяці тому +10

      She dissociated from the pain. Its spiritual detachment

    • @Arkia-c3z
      @Arkia-c3z 2 місяці тому +3

      ​@wtr GloryToTheHighest

    • @orppranator5230
      @orppranator5230 2 місяці тому +4

      It’s not so much the bad times that kill life, it’s the lack of good times. It’s nice that her life is now much better than it was.

    • @Paradigm-change
      @Paradigm-change Місяць тому

      @@GloryToTheHighest No, that isn't dissociation.

    • @Paradigm-change
      @Paradigm-change Місяць тому +3

      she had good parents. That makes a difference in how she deals with things later in life. If she did not have that she would not be coping nearly as well as she is. She's coping very well considering what she went through.

  • @josiparoglic2874
    @josiparoglic2874 3 місяці тому +3391

    I was a 11 years old when a war started in Croatia. It was terible and she is telling the truth. Poor woman. She is so strong.

    • @iamdelicatesse
      @iamdelicatesse 3 місяці тому +64

      I will never forget the horror stories my tetas and baka have told me about the war. Never forget.

    • @Noraslunch
      @Noraslunch 3 місяці тому +24

      I was almost 3 when it started.. so fucked up at any age

    • @Noraslunch
      @Noraslunch 3 місяці тому +29

      ​@@iamdelicatessemy parents won't talk about it. I was from 3 yrs to 7 in sarajevo.

    • @Noraslunch
      @Noraslunch 3 місяці тому +13

      ​@iamdelicatesse my sister was 13 I was 3 it duxked up all of us in different ways

    • @Noraslunch
      @Noraslunch 3 місяці тому +22

      It's nice to talk to other young people who went through it.. I've been looking forever. We came to America in 97

  • @SuperBrownCharlie
    @SuperBrownCharlie 3 місяці тому +4220

    How cruel can someone be? Someone is opening up about the heaviest time in her live and is accused of lying? She is pure courage with a strong heart and a tender spirit. If you can’t deal with that, go away.

    • @megs3019
      @megs3019 3 місяці тому +64

      Bc people are sadly soulless

    • @Ninja6485
      @Ninja6485 3 місяці тому +13

      Well the opposite is believe everything someone says on the internet based on how their story sounds. People are just exercising a rational degree of skepticism.

    • @SuperBrownCharlie
      @SuperBrownCharlie 3 місяці тому +45

      @@Ninja6485 yes, but there is also such a thing as timing. Of course you can be skeptical about everything. But that doesn't come for free. The risk is to portray a victim as untrustworthy and one is guilty of the fact that this victim can never step out of the status of the victim. Maybe one day you will have a daughter who will go public to report on her fate and to raise awareness. Think about what society should encounter her.

    • @laurencebureau7677
      @laurencebureau7677 3 місяці тому +42

      There's a difference between being skeptical and accusing people of lying. And btw, 20% of women experience SA.

    • @Ninja6485
      @Ninja6485 3 місяці тому +16

      @@SuperBrownCharlie I actually think her story is probably true, but I also understand that this is a UA-cam video; and people do post very convincing content on UA-cam that ends up being fictitious. People have a right to question what they see, especially when you're posting content on a public forum. If you're not able to handle someone questioning your story, maybe it's not something that you should be sharing on an open forum. If my daughter was going to post a traumatic story on UA-cam, I would make sure that she understood that some people are going to be supportive, but that some people are going to question it, and others could be downright mean, and so she should be ready to open herself up to those comments before putting it out there. I would want her to live in a world where she wasn't forbidden to question someone's story simply based on the sensitive nature of the content.

  • @zdatsmee
    @zdatsmee 2 місяці тому +285

    This woman is extraordinary; so much strength. Nothing but respect and love for her!

  • @dm96177
    @dm96177 3 місяці тому +2655

    My father is from former Yugoslavia and immigrated here in 1993 to escape the violence and chaos. These issues aren’t talked about enough.

    • @CHresta-br2bs
      @CHresta-br2bs 3 місяці тому +5

      my grandparents came over in the early 60s

    • @SM-ce1uy
      @SM-ce1uy 3 місяці тому

      it's because they are not minorities. it's sad there is no voice for Eastern Europeans

    • @maquisbg
      @maquisbg 3 місяці тому +19

      That is the horrible fight between brothers that an external entity (USA) cause to Yogoslavia. Is a shame and they repeat the same. I have the same age like her, I can remember the magazines in my house at 10 years old that I take conscience about the world. Remember my parents conversation, the horror of Africa hungry the Gulf War. I want to go with the blue soldiers. I didn't understand that this soldiers was part of the problem and kill the Yugoslavian population. But soon I understood that the "good" people was the worst people. This woman is the voice of the poor and oppressive.

    • @dino_704
      @dino_704 3 місяці тому +40

      ​@maquisbg no matter if it's caused by America or the Galactic Empire, there's no justification for what Serbs did in that war. Half of Bosnia had to move away, half of Kosovo had to move away, more than 300k people were killed combined in Bosnia Croatia and Kosovo, over 50 000 women raped just in Bosnia. It's horrific.

    • @Noraslunch
      @Noraslunch 3 місяці тому +3

      We moved to America in 1997

  • @9g821
    @9g821 3 місяці тому +3113

    This is the strongest woman I've ever seen. Such an unimaginable amount of torture she faced. I'm so sorry 😭😭

    • @shanlemon901
      @shanlemon901 3 місяці тому +19

      strongest woman ever!!!! Crazy story!!!!

    • @ceilconstante640
      @ceilconstante640 3 місяці тому +32

      Anyone who's lived through such a traumatic fearful ordeal had no choice but to be strong or die. I personally believe her guardian Angel was looking out for her.

    • @wildheartxxx135
      @wildheartxxx135 3 місяці тому +5

      ​@@ceilconstante640very well said!

    • @wildheartxxx135
      @wildheartxxx135 3 місяці тому +4

      ​@@ceilconstante640very well said!

    • @Vima8524
      @Vima8524 3 місяці тому

      Strongest women are the ones in Gaza surviving genocide everyday for almost a year.

  • @sarahwalker5231
    @sarahwalker5231 3 місяці тому +2470

    She talks so eloquently, after everything she’s been through. She’s incredible

    • @adamclark1972uk
      @adamclark1972uk 3 місяці тому +52

      She speaks better English than a lot of native speakers

    • @piotr5338
      @piotr5338 3 місяці тому +24

      Have you heard what she said ? She came from well educationed familly Father was a doctor and mom was a profesor not teacher but profesor of lenguges and poliglot anyway. I hope you know what is difference when you call someone a profesor and to be a profesor.😮

    • @KrisSaviri
      @KrisSaviri 3 місяці тому +22

      Wow. What a story! And for being through so much she carries herself so well. What a beautiful, kind, well spoken woman. She is meant to be here!!

    • @rarebird_82
      @rarebird_82 3 місяці тому +10

      ​@@piotr5338 Exactly, came from a privileged background, but ended up in a dreadful situation.

    • @kosterix123
      @kosterix123 3 місяці тому +5

      Like an actress.

  • @paulking187
    @paulking187 3 місяці тому +263

    It's heartbreaking to hear victims blaming themselves for the evil visited on them. What a brave beautiful woman.

  • @AminaminkaD
    @AminaminkaD 3 місяці тому +2481

    Hats down to you girl
    I am from Sarajevo, Bosnia, survived 4 year war... everthing she said is TRUE.

    • @faithbloiun7985
      @faithbloiun7985 3 місяці тому +51

      ❤so sorry for what you went through.

    • @AminaminkaD
      @AminaminkaD 3 місяці тому

      @@faithbloiun7985 thank you very much.

    • @oliverhighlander
      @oliverhighlander 3 місяці тому

      it is not true, serbs are the victims

    • @joannesimoneaux6002
      @joannesimoneaux6002 3 місяці тому +30

      You are so strong, thank you for telling your story. I pray you are now able to have a normal life. I myself have never experienced any kind of physical abuse as you did. I am so glad you are now able to help others. You are❤ now a healer to help others who suffer such atrocities. God bless you.

    • @polha4966
      @polha4966 3 місяці тому

      this woman is propably albanian and muslim. The albanian muslims where mercenaries of the turks for 500 years terrorizing killing raping abducting christian kids from the balkans and when yugoslavia split they were also doing again the same to serbians. i doubt serbians soldiers were raping women. On the other hand her compatriots the albanian ucka were implicated in raping women human trafficking them and killing serbs and albanian prostitutes aka their own people for organs in kossovo. There is even a penal case against albanians open in the international penal court of hague for those albanian that were killing people for that reason in the so called yellow house in kossovo. The things she says she suffered she suffered them from her compatriotes the albanians yet she protray serbs as evil? this is pure lie propaganda!

  • @hmain7534
    @hmain7534 3 місяці тому +1759

    Hands down one the strongest women I've ever seen in my life. Trauma after trauma. She's incredible and so strong to speak so eloquently about everything herself and her family endured. I hope the rest of her life has been good and although she will have unimaginable trauma, that she enjoys life again x

    • @Theleaddog
      @Theleaddog 3 місяці тому

      Her family sold her. Her family should under all conditions and circumstances be protected. She was sold. Her family did this to her.

    • @Potent_Techmology
      @Potent_Techmology 3 місяці тому +3

      remnants of Austrian, Russian, and Germanization of Europe

    • @amybrando2585
      @amybrando2585 3 місяці тому +3

      Well said!

    • @HateBear-real
      @HateBear-real 3 місяці тому +1

      Being a victim isn't "strong" lol.

    • @Potent_Techmology
      @Potent_Techmology 3 місяці тому

      @@HateBear-real are you acoustic? it's the way she's recovered from r*pe, mock execution, and kidnapping that makes her strong
      go read a book kid

  • @elgreco912
    @elgreco912 3 місяці тому +1407

    This series keeps getting tougher and tougher to watch. It is so important to hear stories like this. It really struck me how you hear words like "rape" and "war crimes" and they are so devoid of the actual impact on people's lives. This episode really made it evident how it impacts REAL human beings' lives. Please keep telling stories like this!

    • @Potent_Techmology
      @Potent_Techmology 3 місяці тому +5

      remnants of Austrian, Russian, and Germanization of Europe

    • @Potent_Techmology
      @Potent_Techmology 3 місяці тому

      @AmyStuffings-eb4fq laughs in *POWERS THAT BE*

    • @RuveeshaDinendra
      @RuveeshaDinendra 3 місяці тому +10

      Hey, imagine how animals might feel. They are also kept and taken to kill like this, only difference is they are seperated from their parents at birth.

    • @Potent_Techmology
      @Potent_Techmology 3 місяці тому +5

      @@RuveeshaDinendra factory farming is very messed up

    • @amiemason420
      @amiemason420 3 місяці тому +14

      ​@@RuveeshaDinendraokay we're talking about human trafficking and organs not being a vegetarian

  • @Lolamy007
    @Lolamy007 2 місяці тому +291

    I am from Croatia. I was 11 years old when war started. It was a nightmare. 😢
    She is not lyng.

    • @peves-
      @peves- 11 днів тому +1

      War is ugly in nature, but that war was absolutely barbaric. I'm sorry you experienced that.

  • @Ninaajdin
    @Ninaajdin 3 місяці тому +1217

    I was 2 years old when the war started in Bosnia, 2 days after my birthday.
    I’ve witnessed and experienced more horrors than most can imagine during my own childhood, and I thank you for sharing your story. Had me in tears. Glad you are still here. ❤

    • @georgiakritikos4955
      @georgiakritikos4955 3 місяці тому +3

      SPILL THE BEANS❤

    • @darylclifford
      @darylclifford 3 місяці тому +43

      @@georgiakritikos4955spill the beans! What do you expect to hear?? I don’t understand the motivation behind your comment…

    • @Ninaajdin
      @Ninaajdin 3 місяці тому +10

      @@georgiakritikos4955 not sure what you mean by that? Do you mean share my story? If so, I do and have started to more recently. Would be happy to send it to you.

    • @melissalove7828
      @melissalove7828 3 місяці тому +6

      Glad you're still here too.❤️

    • @icowrich
      @icowrich 2 місяці тому +6

      @@Ninaajdin Can you link it here? We'd all love to read it.

  • @Beeza-om9js
    @Beeza-om9js 3 місяці тому +1134

    When I hear stories like this, I'm baffled at how people can be so cruel and heartless. You are an absolute warrior, Lurata. I cant imagine surviving all that and not being destroyed by it.

    • @Potent_Techmology
      @Potent_Techmology 3 місяці тому +2

      remnants of Austrian, Russian, and Germanization of Europe

    • @roberthansson8222
      @roberthansson8222 3 місяці тому

      Malignant psychopaths, sociopaths and narcissists.

    • @yurgon
      @yurgon 3 місяці тому +10

      people are very good at "othering" dehumanizing. It's awful. I wish everyone could see we're all the same thing. It breaks my heart to hear these stories of cruelty. It angers me but that won't solve these problems. How do we fix something so horrific? Hurt people hurt and that's not going to change.

    • @karenb7464
      @karenb7464 3 місяці тому

      The mammalian brain that controls most of our instincts naturally puts people into friend or foe groupings. No matter how rational we try to be it will continue; it's why you have people at work in those groups or during covid you husband might have suddenly become an "enemy" because your circle had shrunk so small.

    • @elizabethdomingo8795
      @elizabethdomingo8795 3 місяці тому +7

      My heart goes out for her.Yet, praying, praying more for her bec I believe the BEST IS YET TO COME ,in Jesus' Name.
      God bless her heart and others like her ,brave and resolute to go on....

  • @SimulatedStories
    @SimulatedStories 3 місяці тому +934

    Lurata, if you read this, I want you to know that I have this overwhelming sense that your innocence and purity have not been destroyed. I think their intactness shows in your tears when you talk about the inhumane acts you witnessed and suffered. Your innocence and purity make you the wonderful person you are today! ❤ Perhaps they were taken from you then, but in that case I believe you have found and reclaimed them. You inspire me!

    • @andreeadobre3190
      @andreeadobre3190 3 місяці тому +61

      I agree so much, she recounts horrible abuse and then says it taught her love, if that's not innocence and purity I don't know what is 🤍

    • @sarahm9813
      @sarahm9813 3 місяці тому +33

      Very well said. She has a beautiful soul

    • @mendmywings7238
      @mendmywings7238 3 місяці тому +28

      Amen. They took so much from her but they can't take that. I wish her only good things from now on. Such a strong woman.

    • @mellie4174
      @mellie4174 3 місяці тому +22

      I agree. Innocence and purity don't have to do with whether a penis entered a vagina. They have to do with your morals and choices! You are choosing to share your stories out of the PUREST desires to help stop trafficking and human trafficking! Pure of heart means sincerely, love and compassion for all. It does NOT mean sex. Your value as a human isn't tied to your sexuality! And I HATE that even today we are telling girls that they don't have value unless their a virgin even though sex is a normal human behavior! That does not make the rape less traumatic as it's probably the worst thing that a person could ever live through. But I hope this helps you know just how wonderful, innocent, beautiful, pure a person you are!

    • @LoLoLifeinFlorida
      @LoLoLifeinFlorida 3 місяці тому +3

      Loretta.. We share the same name❤

  • @DonnaDow-l6g
    @DonnaDow-l6g 2 місяці тому +92

    This woman is a hero and should be honored with any help she needs to help,others

  • @Marssno
    @Marssno 3 місяці тому +1659

    I was kidnapped and the guy's would keep telling me they were going to kill me when they were done. They got a kick out of my fear. I jumped out of the car when they were driving outside the city to bury my body. Out of all the pain from those 4 days what sticks with me the most is the fear of hearing how they were going to kill me. It;s a very hard feeling to explain and sadly others know it as well. I hope this woman is coping better then me. It destroyed my life. Some people are pure evil.

    • @wandamusictube
      @wandamusictube 3 місяці тому +116

      I hope yo8 are doing better. Don't give up.

    • @rogerfiliault3546
      @rogerfiliault3546 3 місяці тому +32

      ​@@wandamusictubeI'm so that happened to you

    • @mir465
      @mir465 3 місяці тому +89

      I pray for you. Keep looking for Jesus Christ.

    • @angelic4112
      @angelic4112 3 місяці тому +110

      Your will to live was stronger than anything else. Please don't let those evil men "win," by not enjoying the rest of your life. You deserve so much more. Maybe you can envision yourself as a phoenix rising from the ashes of a painful past. Praying for your healing and wishing you find a strong support system to lean on. When you find yourself recalling bad memories, maybe scream out loud by yourself or punch a pillow, until the negative energy leaves your body. Find ways to release the fear that feels healthy and empowering for you. Please don't be afraid to ask for the help and resources you need to help you get through this. May you have many peaceful and beautiful moments 🙏

    • @marissabuoncora1608
      @marissabuoncora1608 3 місяці тому +74

      Hey! Im SO sorry. I just wanna let you know, you survived that for a reason and your life isn’t destroyed, even if it feels like that! I’m gonna pray for you! Dear God please let this beautifully strong daughter of yours make it through her darkest days. Please give her the strength, hope, healing, and happiness she so desperately needs and please renew her life as if it was never almost destroyed. Please show her that you are the one she needs to turn to during these hard times and show her the love and grace of Jesus that she’s so deserving of. Let her know there’s so much life left to live and healing is possible❤️🙏🏼

  • @MollyHulse-fj4zj
    @MollyHulse-fj4zj 3 місяці тому +839

    Her dad was right she didn't need to be a doctor to save lives she saved so many by being so strong and speaking about this 🙏🏻❤️ I wish her all the happiness in the world for the rest of her life ❤️

    • @Susan-h9z
      @Susan-h9z 3 місяці тому +2

      @@MollyHulse-fj4zj she'll be happy if we all intervene!

    • @SarahBearah2023
      @SarahBearah2023 3 місяці тому +1

      Yes. Anen. God Bless & Keep her Always. ❤

    • @salec7592
      @salec7592 3 місяці тому +5

      Yes, but the terrible price she paid? Her father didn't meant help like this, being a live warning and victim witness. He probably meant any career choice pursued with intention of helping people would result in satisfying her need to better the world. If there was a choice, it would be much much better if her life led her to actually become a doctor like she wished.

    • @siewyenang7451
      @siewyenang7451 3 місяці тому

      Im​@@salec7592

    • @renayeblack5906
      @renayeblack5906 3 місяці тому +2

      ....And, Heaven with only the good, NO EVIL, there. God bless the very precious Lurata and all others who have been treated, similar in the powerful name of Jesus Christ ✝️.

  • @delicateBruise
    @delicateBruise 3 місяці тому +443

    I am Bosnian and was also born in former Yugoslavia. Thankfully my parents and I managed to escape to Germany when I was three years old.
    Watching this video is so much scarier than any horror movie I've seen.
    You have all of my love and respect.
    - Masha

    • @Jay-lu4sl
      @Jay-lu4sl Місяць тому +2

      Hey, ich hoffe es geht dir und deiner Familie besser. In Deutschland als Ausländer zu leben ist nicht einfach, ich wünsch dir alles gute :)

  • @haleyreardon21
    @haleyreardon21 2 місяці тому +137

    The only reason I could stomach watching this was because of how beautifully your soul shines through this horrific darkness. It’s strange to simultaneously be in awe at the cruelty and disgust that lives in some people while also being in awe of the bravery and love you are able to still exude. Lurata, if you ever read this, your strength is incredibly inspiring. The light that shines from your soul will most definitely light the path for many to escape their own personal hell after experiencing such great trauma. It took me almost an hour to string those words together because you have left me mostly speechless but my goodness, you must know, you are an incredible human to find love from such a horrific experience. ❤️

  • @LishaV81
    @LishaV81 3 місяці тому +428

    Thank you for giving Lurata a place to share her story. Anyone who thinks she's lying has not experienced trauma... they want to remain in their own little safety bubble and not accept that there are evil people in this world who make the choice to hurt others in this way...

    • @allthingsavril3454
      @allthingsavril3454 3 місяці тому +18

      This is definitely scary😢

    • @ANSWER_KEYS
      @ANSWER_KEYS Місяць тому

      @@allthingsavril3454 @1:29 So she found her way of helping people BY LYING AND FABRICATED THIS STORY? She feels that making up this story will help real human trafficers and gape women everywhere
      9:09 "I DONT KNOW WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO HIM" yet she goes on her uncle dying from the stress. 🐂💩
      Her mom went with your uncle and left her there with dad. hahahahaha um... yeah
      So her Dad and her were able to escape the army at NIGHT TIME and fine her uncle and mother on the floor "crying" wirh holes on the ground..
      um mom is TH🤐T
      So yah your mother did uncle just stayed back and did not go back for his wife and mom didnt go back for her? 🐂💩
      I dont know gaper but i highly doubt a gaper is gonna say "GAPE HER!"
      She fears "UNIFORM MEN" YET WALKS INTO BAR AND SEES A ROOM FULL OF UNIFORMED MEN AND DECIDES TO WALK IN AND ASK FOR A GLASS OF WATER!!! 🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩
      Yeah i cant watch anymore with cringiest obvious LIE!
      "shes the one" 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
      "im a virgin!"" hhahahawhahahahha
      yah a 17 year girl that walks into a bar full of dangerous "strong" uniform men aint no virgin.
      The apple doesnt fall from the tree..
      WAKE LADIES THIS IS BS

  • @zarajones5428
    @zarajones5428 3 місяці тому +488

    when it got to where she got home and the military came for her I couldn’t believe that wasn’t the end. This woman has been through an insurmountable level of trauma. I hope her life is beyond blessed now

    • @karenmoedee6740
      @karenmoedee6740 3 місяці тому +13

      I was very horrified, but confused by how she went back to Serbia. Was she not prevented from doing so?? Was she driven? This part is extraordinarily confusing to me.

    • @joannadugosz1252
      @joannadugosz1252 2 місяці тому +4

      @@karenmoedee6740 Yeah, something strange is going on here. I would crawl to the deepest hole to the rest of my life. Even now I'm prepared to just run away in case of any conflict.

    • @karenmoedee6740
      @karenmoedee6740 2 місяці тому

      @@joannadugosz1252 certainly... the soldiers were assumed to be lifesavers... perhaps typically putting her in protective custody as the lone survivor... I agree with you.

  • @Chinni_C888
    @Chinni_C888 3 місяці тому +918

    "Just do it nicely," to the person about to murder her. That floored me. The amount of miracles that had to come together for a young girl to escape the wrath of evil men is mind-numbing. And after all that the next batch of evil was just around the corner. I wish we could know if any of those monsters were arrested or brought to some sort of justice since.

    • @misscanada9703
      @misscanada9703 3 місяці тому +28

      Well said.I agree.This woman is incredibly inspiring.

    • @analogueoverdigital929
      @analogueoverdigital929 3 місяці тому +33

      Probably not. Seems to me that people who do these kinds of things end up fine. It's almost a guarantee in some countries. Just be thankful you live in a country where women have equal rights, if not more.

    • @misscanada9703
      @misscanada9703 3 місяці тому +56

      @@analogueoverdigital929 I see where you're coming from with your answer.I just feel like ANYONE at ANY TIME, can suffer a fate like hers and maybe even irreversible mental trauma.Even in a country where women have equal rights.Equality has nothing to do with the people walking around looking for victims.I get your point, and this is mine.

    • @mamachicken1548
      @mamachicken1548 3 місяці тому +66

      @@analogueoverdigital929 What makes you think this stuff doesn't go on in countries that have equal rights for women? We don't know of the evils. Human trafficking is not publicly broadcasted. It is hidden in secrecy.

    • @NatHemstreetToo
      @NatHemstreetToo 3 місяці тому

      Alan Sandler of Sandler Partners Cloud and Cybersecurity has a dark web criminal network that participates in traumatizing many. Very scary. He has access to every private citizen’s wi-fi.

  • @Niko-777
    @Niko-777 2 місяці тому +152

    It’s incredible that she held onto her sanity and sense of self. Trauma for children and the innocent is most severe, with the mind dissociating because it can’t reconcile their former life with reality. Her intelligence and imagination probably saved her and remarkably, remain intact. Most minds become fragmented. They become mush. It takes years to reintegrate the personality, but it is possible. Never give up.

    • @happychange8045
      @happychange8045 2 місяці тому +1

      The imagination also aids fracturing the mind, so I’m pretty sure she’s desling w/dissociative problems

    • @ola6002
      @ola6002 2 місяці тому

      Are you a psychologist? That’s exactly what I was thinking. How has she healed? And what do you mean by the innocent?

    • @DarthIsabel
      @DarthIsabel 2 місяці тому

      @@ola6002generally children and adults with mental disabilities (Down syndrome etc)

  • @judyj4527
    @judyj4527 3 місяці тому +248

    Human depravity never ceases to amaze me. Lurata, thank you for sharing your story of extreme resilience, strength, and love for your parents. I hope that you experience nothing but the good side of humanity for the rest of your life.

    • @valentina-blossom
      @valentina-blossom 3 місяці тому

      It seems to be male depravity more than just a human thing

    • @GG-kn2se
      @GG-kn2se 3 місяці тому

      Why are you saying human depravity? This is the action of males.

  • @jessicaweinstock6912
    @jessicaweinstock6912 3 місяці тому +517

    I have never heard a more harrowing story in my life. I am around your age and what a blissfully ignorant life I lived in America while you lived in a literal hell. Sobering. Your strength is inspiring. Your story is important.

    • @andreeadobre3190
      @andreeadobre3190 3 місяці тому +18

      I feel the same, blissfuly ignorant good life in a neighbour country next to hers, I'm a bit younger and heard about the war in the news growing up but obviously didn't understand much at the time 😢

    • @xanperia
      @xanperia 3 місяці тому +9

      Another story that really shocked me was "I was sold into an elite p*dophile network", by the channel Unfiltered Stories. Although it's shocking and disgusting, I recommend watching it as it really describes stuff that we normally don't even know about.

    • @Jasminegonzalez0624
      @Jasminegonzalez0624 3 місяці тому +10

      @@xanperiaI saw that one too and it’s completely shocking that those things happen and government officials and elite people are involved!

    • @saschamayer4050
      @saschamayer4050 3 місяці тому +10

      ​@@Jasminegonzalez0624
      How else could this happen if there were no powerful people involved?

    • @des_4444
      @des_4444 3 місяці тому +10

      in your spare time look up stories of black Americans and native Americans. America has a veryyyyyy dark history as well. My heart goes out to her because she actually experienced being took away from her family and having zero control of anything happening to her or anything around her . Being that helpless and sold to the highest bidder definitely resonates with me and my Ancestors, im praying for this beautiful strong woman! She did not deserve any of this. I'll never understand the evil of this world

  • @hiiiimymelody
    @hiiiimymelody 3 місяці тому +538

    Thank you for the bravery to relive your experience and share your incredibly important story. I'm 31 and none of this seems like it can be real, but that's why it's so important for us to know and remember. You were a modern girl just like me and suffered unimaginable adversity and still stand here as such a strong and bright woman. Thank you for this gift of showing us how strong and vulnerable and bold a scared young child can be.

    • @Potent_Techmology
      @Potent_Techmology 3 місяці тому

      remnants of Austrian, Russian, and Germanization of Europe

  • @sofiarubinc
    @sofiarubinc Місяць тому +57

    Being held against your will, kidnapped and tortured for a woman always means sexual assault, that’s how we are perceived in war and in society to harm a woman they have to abuse her also. Hope this helps to raise awareness of the different kind of violence we face added to the violence men hostages are subjected to too

    • @Serarose777
      @Serarose777 8 днів тому +1

      You think men don't get raped in war too ?
      They were raping men as well

    • @Erik-o9q
      @Erik-o9q 2 дні тому

      Have you ever thought of what war means for men if you get caught being a soldier? High time to stop the feminist rubbish as if women were the only victims br#talised in wars!

    • @sofiarubinc
      @sofiarubinc День тому +1

      @@Serarose777 Oh wow thanks for enlightening me, as I was saying... statistics, dude.

  • @niros9667
    @niros9667 3 місяці тому +841

    This was one of the most difficult things I've watched, so sorry she had to go through it, those people who did that aren't human anymore.

    • @Velereonics
      @Velereonics 3 місяці тому +18

      it's actually astonishing to me how many people do things like that, or condone because they purchase the organs. But watching this channel it's like I mean there was a himan for listen a lower cartel who was killing people since he was like a child, The people who indoctrinate child soldiers after kidnapping them from their parents and killing their parents in some cases in Africa, The description of the Cambodian genocide by that one woman was one of the most insane things I've ever heard although I was already previously kind of aware of that event, The woman who talks about the Rwandan genocide that is totally insane like the number of people involved in those incidents doing those things is like millions of people.
      It kind of says one of two things it says either anyone is capable of becoming like that, then circumstances can force or kind of manipulate people into just completely losing all their empathy, or there's just a shit ton of people who are always capable of that.

    • @Velereonics
      @Velereonics 3 місяці тому

      @@vericacvetkovic9093 Im not fishing through hundreds of comments for yours. Prove it or get out.

    • @rses916
      @rses916 3 місяці тому

      ​@@Velereonicsagree humans are scary 😢

    • @Private-wj4nd
      @Private-wj4nd 2 місяці тому +1

      ⁠@@VelereonicsIt’s common knowledge what happened in Rwanda.

    • @KagomeYasha023
      @KagomeYasha023 2 місяці тому

      only humans do this evil so they’re unsurprisingly human

  • @bluewave7120
    @bluewave7120 3 місяці тому +224

    She is right..the biggest gift in life is the love your parents show you by caring about you more than themselves

  • @Mochi227
    @Mochi227 3 місяці тому +200

    "because I was so destroyed, I've learned so much love from it." This is incredible psychological strength. It is beyond a reframe. It's probably the only way to survive such brutality.

  • @jamiesaari
    @jamiesaari Місяць тому +7

    Lurata Lyon’s story will stay with me forever. I can’t stop thinking what I (and others) can do to make a difference in this world.

  • @Brembelia
    @Brembelia 3 місяці тому +351

    This woman is an
    amazing human being. How do we properly appreciate someone that has gone through such horrors of the worse kinds of physical and psychological abuse, yet comes away, not twisted with rage and hatred, but with a genuine concern for the well being of others. There are no words for this. She is a guardian angel forged in the fires of traumatic insight. May she be rewarded with unending bright blessings for her goodness. The world need more good people like this lady, but hopefully without all of the terrible experiences.

    • @catchafire3509
      @catchafire3509 3 місяці тому +4

      Very well said.

    • @Becks071
      @Becks071 3 місяці тому +2

      ​@vericacvetkovic9093 we listen so their voice is heard and give them validation. Not that she needs it. But validation helps people to heal. The more uncomfortable it makes me the more I realize it is something we should not ignore.

    • @denisem1080
      @denisem1080 3 місяці тому +1

      God Bless All Of Us 🙏 not just a few !!!!!!

    • @laleitaram8789
      @laleitaram8789 3 місяці тому +1

      Listen to your story brings tears, you are such a strong woman, but i pray the Lord gives you double for your troubles , i also pray he healed your broken heart, and comforts you with his peace

  • @notjustanotherbrickinthewall
    @notjustanotherbrickinthewall 3 місяці тому +286

    I am from Croatia. Breaks my heart what she went through knowing how hard life was back then and how good and warm people are here. I was born few years before the war and I remember a few situations but I wasn’t old enough. But it did broke my family. My mom ran away with me to safety and my dad went to the States. I still remember the sirens in the park and going home.
    My family members almost died while bombing Zagreb. I have older friends with severe PTSD still.
    I don’t know why it shocks me that people took advantage of the horrors of war and did things like this. It boils my heart what our countries went through, what people went through, and in what state it left our countries.

    • @Potent_Techmology
      @Potent_Techmology 3 місяці тому +3

      remnants of Austrian, Russian, and Germanization of Europe

    • @Manifestingbeauties
      @Manifestingbeauties 3 місяці тому

      @@vericacvetkovic9093 you are the only one lying

  • @maisybee2091
    @maisybee2091 3 місяці тому +146

    It was all so terrible and then she said "i was in there for 6 months", and my jaw dropped. How you could make it through 6 months in isolation is completely unfathomable to me. Lurata is a beautiful soul. Im moved by her story. Thank yiu for being so vulnerable and shsring this all with us ❤

    • @MariMari-vq8hl
      @MariMari-vq8hl 3 місяці тому +5

      😢 I know they left on a cliff hanger when she asked “dad, why did it take you so long?” I wonder what his answer was… so so sad

  • @carolcassidy5125
    @carolcassidy5125 3 місяці тому +37

    This woman is a Hero and survived, by the grace of God....She is much more than a survivor......she is an Inspiration...😢

  • @aimeesimes4103
    @aimeesimes4103 3 місяці тому +159

    Everytime she cried, I did too. It is just unimaginable. And I don’t know about everyone else but these events she endured, it all seemed so fast, one literally right after the other. It was only when she said “6 months” in her last place of captivity did it feel like time slowed down and felt hopeless. What an incredible woman. And so young when it happened. I wish nothing but the absolute best and a lifetime of beautiful happiness for her.

    • @JethroBeauDeanie
      @JethroBeauDeanie 10 днів тому

      I ordered her book. I want to know how things worked out once she got to England.

  • @hellazein
    @hellazein 3 місяці тому +374

    My family is also from that region, I grew up hearing the horrific tragedies, including stories of the ‘yellow house’ where gruesome torture for body parts were happening. Sadly will continue to happen as more wars progress, we need change. Thank you, Lurata, for having the courage to do this.
    🇵🇸 🇸🇩 🇾🇪

    • @EmilyS-w3g
      @EmilyS-w3g 3 місяці тому

      How hypocritical for you to put that horrific pallie flag when this is exactly how they treat Jews on October 7. How embarrassing you writing it needs to change and then supporting the very people who are doing this today you should be ashamed

    • @mirjanaobednikovska7661
      @mirjanaobednikovska7661 3 місяці тому +19

      Yes, it was run by Albanians. It seems she is not Slavic so she is not telling all the truth about the situation. And still, Kosovo is the human/organ trafficking center and runner by we know who. Also in recent years a lot of people in Macedonia have been missing (people suspect that is organ trafficking) and there is a case that wasn't done justice: a mother giving birth in a hospital, the doctor is an Albanian, took out her healthy organs. Thank God they didn't take her child too. ANd still, he is protected because he is Albanian.

    • @Blankanueves
      @Blankanueves 3 місяці тому

      ​@@mirjanaobednikovska7661I am Macedonian and there are as bad Macedonian people as Albanian. Please do not blame whole nationality for the dirty work of few .. because you know there are Macedonians that got paid of in that hospital to cover the atrocities! Stop the nationalism. It's not us versus them is bead people against good and as long as both sides don't see that nothing will ever be ok. Sure Albanian did horrible crimes during the war but so did the serbs and before your start spatting Balkan trash at me I speak from experience! Macedonian and Serbs can be as bad as the worst Albanian

    • @mirjanaobednikovska7661
      @mirjanaobednikovska7661 3 місяці тому

      @@SlavicFairy-qk9uw she needs to tell the truth. First of all, Albanians are the ones that are doing the human/drug/organ/child trafficking since they are supported by the USA and EU. Otherwise, be sure they would do a whole investigation about the "yellow house" and we wouldn't have this conversation since it would be a well-known fact. In my country Albanians raped, and massacred soldiers (one of them was calling the family at the moment and his family heard over the phone all that happened to them), employees of a hotel they attacked. From our side, there was no raping or massacres. In the end, you know who pulled out the terrorists - ALbanians? The Brits as always.
      She should tell the truth about who did all that stuff.

    • @Maria-jp1hb
      @Maria-jp1hb 2 місяці тому

      Stop tour BS

  • @kyrareneeLOA
    @kyrareneeLOA 3 місяці тому +143

    I am 40 minutes in, admiring her strength, resilience, and candidness ....and all I can think of is "how dare they give P.O.W. total power and leave her in their care". I am so glad she is here to tell this story. Bravo to her father!❣

    • @nancypowers6392
      @nancypowers6392 3 місяці тому +1

      This had to be such a surreal experience ❤ i am so saddened ❤

    • @kyrareneeLOA
      @kyrareneeLOA 3 місяці тому

      @@nancypowers6392 I was too. What strength she had. What determination to get back to her family, I can't dwell , as It is an atrocity that is heartbreaking. ❤‍🩹It is worse to think it still goes on.....in parts of the world.

    • @donnahilton471
      @donnahilton471 2 місяці тому

      I know, she had just been rescued and was needed as a witness!😮

  • @janedoran-o6t
    @janedoran-o6t 2 місяці тому +12

    Moved to tears. Incredible woman - and doing this for all the other incredible women across the world who she represents. What a mean, bitter, awful world we've created

  • @ar5646
    @ar5646 3 місяці тому +83

    I have interviewed/interrogated people and was trained on how to spot a liar. This woman is telling the truth. My sympathy is with her. No one should have to endure such horrors.

    • @ron5948
      @ron5948 Місяць тому

      Ye she exhibits all traits of a liar. Her story doesn't add up she shows no physical proof and then the most important thing, decent upper class educated gurls become expensive prostitutes not organ donors.
      She extensively whured around behind enemy lines and then made up a story to get to Europe.
      Plenty more lying whures around here abusing the immigration system 44:02
      You're full of shit as well, because if you were trained you would have noticed her microexpressions and use of language to be completely off. The boss telling his boys to turn her on the back and rpe her is the most obv thing 44:02

  • @RawOlympia
    @RawOlympia 3 місяці тому +340

    Anyone who does not believe this woman is living a life in a bubble, they have the luxury to not only be unharmed, but to not even believe harm exists. Godspeed, you somehow managed to escape.

    • @lymitutit3046
      @lymitutit3046 3 місяці тому +15

      I'm from that region and all what is told on this interview it was real , very commune and also banal on that time. No need to lie over it. Only ppl who do not have a clue on what is an genocide, can't believe that this story are really every day stories on war time .

    • @m.m4241
      @m.m4241 3 місяці тому +2

      @@lymitutit3046 if you are born in 1980s, what age will you , at most be an latest 1995?its the inconsistencies that make it unbelievable. also she tries to frame her parents as these poor people, before war but their professional are very noble

    • @HolyCraparude
      @HolyCraparude Місяць тому +1

      You can say that. It's like we say anyone of you believing this live in your bubble. Just because someone tells a story, everyone has to believe it? That's how you get manipulated.

  • @MalaMaja1986
    @MalaMaja1986 3 місяці тому +141

    Im from Croatia. Everything this lady says is true. Sending big hugs ❤ Love and good will always win. ❤❤❤

  • @GreenBean3141
    @GreenBean3141 2 місяці тому +85

    My daughter is a survivor of human trafficking in Canada. We live our lives so innocently not knowing the evil that exists around us. But I sure found out there’s a dark place in Canada

    • @LadyEdenLibra
      @LadyEdenLibra 2 місяці тому +2

      Can I know in what province please?

    • @GreenBean3141
      @GreenBean3141 2 місяці тому +17

      @@LadyEdenLibra Ontario , Waterloo/Kitchener. What saved her was when we first moved to Ontario we stayed in London in a hotel for a month so she got to know the area and when she escaped she recognized where she was and was able to run. When they take girls they take them to different towns to disorient them. A lot of motels are used to hold these girls and are involved in the trafficking of them.

    • @LadyEdenLibra
      @LadyEdenLibra 2 місяці тому +8

      @@GreenBean3141 thank you🤍sorry about your daughter

    • @2pek77
      @2pek77 2 місяці тому +6

      there are dark places everywhere... the brighter a country is shining, the darker their dark places are.... just to give you an glimps of an idea what is happening in countries like USA, China, Emirates aso

    • @GreenBean3141
      @GreenBean3141 2 місяці тому +5

      @@2pek77 I never even knew about human trafficking until what happened to my daughter, I spent 30 yrs thinking life was what I saw it to be.

  • @ekno2506
    @ekno2506 3 місяці тому +90

    Thank you, Lurata for sharing your story. What happened to you and thousands of other women during this conflict is beyond horrific. I am so glad you made it out and were reunited with your loving family and I wish you nothing but a happy and peaceful life. ❤️

  • @zxy78267
    @zxy78267 3 місяці тому +96

    This one has me in tears. War is absolutely horrific, and sometimes, people lose their moral compass. Sexual violence is more common than people think. There were cases documented in WWII.
    My heart breaks for this woman, but she is truly a brave survivor. She will be in my prayers, and I will remember her story. ❤

  • @ozmonto
    @ozmonto 3 місяці тому +58

    This lady is a remarkable human! I can’t believe all she has endured but am so proud of her strength, resilience and determination. What a beautiful soul. You can tell she still teleports back to the events emotionally, as she retells her story.

  • @clair233
    @clair233 2 місяці тому +8

    Lurata, you are more brave than most of the world. Thank you for sharing your story and that is of many women of the world. I hope you're happy as can be, wherever you are now.

  • @grouch314
    @grouch314 3 місяці тому +216

    When she talks about her dad finding her, that's what got me. Such an incredible woman, to have gone through so much, so young, and come out the other side

    • @MySmileStillStaysOn
      @MySmileStillStaysOn 3 місяці тому +3

      I dont understand what she meant when she said "my dads face, being a doctor, said it all" like she could have just said "my dads face said it all" so what is it about being a doctor that is important when he rescues her? in fact what does it mean at all when she says it "said it all," what did it say?

    • @mellie4174
      @mellie4174 3 місяці тому +24

      ​@@MySmileStillStaysOnno. She meant that her was horrified by her horrible physical state. It mean he looked at her and realized that she was half dead from her torture and he was crushed by white saw!

    • @mariaannenkova7954
      @mariaannenkova7954 3 місяці тому +6

      The moment she said what took you so long? That’s what I don’t understand. Hunts me now: why didn’t they try to get her out of there earlier ?

    • @freezing5
      @freezing5 3 місяці тому

      ​@@mariaannenkova7954 The environment of fear, threats, violence and rumours is surreal and volatile. People become hypervigilant and listen for any lulls in the tension in order to try their luck. I an guessing it took her dad time to build trust to start enquiries.

    • @atengawolsrep
      @atengawolsrep 3 місяці тому +4

      ​@@MySmileStillStaysOn It means, that as doctor her father immediatly knew what had happened to her

  • @nivi1013
    @nivi1013 3 місяці тому +135

    Finally the Yugoslav story told in the most mesmerising way possible. I wish these things wouldn't had happened to you...at the same time I feel proud that such a beautiful soul has a chance to tell it properly.❤

    • @peter58peter
      @peter58peter 3 місяці тому

      There's nothing of Jugoslavian story in there?

    • @egyptianhibiscus9203
      @egyptianhibiscus9203 2 місяці тому

      Yugoslav story?

    • @peter58peter
      @peter58peter 2 місяці тому

      @@egyptianhibiscus9203 stupid! Understand one thing; siptars were drug dealers, organ dealers -I do know that jugoslavian government was aware of it- but; were they real masters or siptars reporting to mafia in newyork, that again I cannot tell. But jugoslavian story it is not. Unless grabbing and killing jugoslavians makes em accomplices i sick minds.

  • @sarahdalmeida9160
    @sarahdalmeida9160 3 місяці тому +130

    When I was a child, my mother told me the same as her dad: “if you want to help other people, you will be helping other people anyway in any work you choose to do”.

    • @bluewaters3100
      @bluewaters3100 2 місяці тому +7

      My grandma and mom taught us that the most important thing was to live by the "Golden Rule"..and "Do unto others as you would want them to do unto you".

    • @deelee4933
      @deelee4933 2 місяці тому +7

      Unfortunately nowadays people want to do unto you what they don't want done unto them. Smh

  • @lindabarker6023
    @lindabarker6023 2 місяці тому +9

    Such a heartbreaking story 😢You’re a survivor and anyone who thinks you are lying is pathetic 😢Thank you so much for sharing this part of your life and I pray God continues Blessing you and may he protect you 🙏🙏🙏

  • @analogueoverdigital929
    @analogueoverdigital929 3 місяці тому +85

    What a phenomenal, strong, beautiful, resilient, kind, woman. I pray she finds peace.

  • @OKOLATSIS
    @OKOLATSIS 3 місяці тому +237

    What a sick world we live in. Heartbreaking story.

    • @Shh_kult
      @Shh_kult 3 місяці тому +10

      Humans should start learning from the history.
      We Must.❤

    • @rong2912
      @rong2912 3 місяці тому

      The religion of peace removes intelligence from the human mind and replaces it with violent hatred.

    • @georgiakritikos4955
      @georgiakritikos4955 3 місяці тому

      I noticed that 7 out of 10 are like this />> in house, on streets, & in the community 🎬
      Disease & VIOLENCE by consente & over a laugh 💯
      Kritikos vs DeRosa #ES10W2432WD
      Salem Probate Judges recruit
      children into Satanic ATHIESTS churches?
      Salem Massachusetts & Boston Massachusetts, GAL ASSISTED
      LESLIE MILLER-CHESTNUT HILL
      1 PADDEN
      2 ULWICK
      3 KAPLAN
      4 BLACK
      5 ARMSTRONG
      6 TAXERIA
      7 _ BOSTON 3 JUDGES
      8 SOUR
      9 CHIEF CASEY
      10 GIORDANO
      11 SHAGANIAN
      12 ALBANY
      13 S.1131

    • @georgiakritikos4955
      @georgiakritikos4955 3 місяці тому

      ​​@Shh_kult they Don't they just PICK POCKET$, in school they should teach this to all children & not Satan Clause❤
      Kritikos vs DeRosa #ES10W2432WD
      Salem Probate Judges recruit
      children into Satanic ATHIESTS churches?
      Salem Massachusetts & Boston Massachusetts, GAL ASSISTED
      LESLIE MILLER-CHESTNUT HILL
      1 PADDEN
      2 ULWICK
      3 KAPLAN
      4 BLACK
      5 ARMSTRONG
      6 TAXERIA
      7 _ BOSTON 3 JUDGES
      8 SOUR
      9 CHIEF CASEY
      10 GIORDANO
      11 SHAGANIAN
      12 ALBANY
      13 S.1131

    • @georgiakritikos4955
      @georgiakritikos4955 3 місяці тому +1

      Its happening in our American Courts

  • @dontcallmebaby
    @dontcallmebaby 3 місяці тому +78

    I just want to hug her……😔 my heart absolutely breaks for what she had to endure. People are taken, sold and murdered every day….. all due to greed. Humans are vile creatures… far too many people do not deserve the gift of life.
    Be as kind as possible, remain grateful for all you have.. even if it is just a little and have the day you deserve❤

  • @JessMcMellon
    @JessMcMellon 2 місяці тому +8

    I got complete chills and my throat closed up when Lurata made it to the police officer. I immediately started crying for her at that point. The strength of women astounds me every day.

  • @hemaniscool
    @hemaniscool 3 місяці тому +38

    What an incredible woman! To go through all that horror and still have the strength to be strong and to show love is amazing! I hope the rest of your life is happy and safe

  • @jlj2984
    @jlj2984 3 місяці тому +29

    Inhumanity of humanity continues to shock me. So glad you are here to tell your story. Stay healthy and live long.

  • @Zipittydodah
    @Zipittydodah 3 місяці тому +90

    My beloved Ancestors are from Slovenia. This was heartbreaking and I'm so happy to know she is alive! Blessings 10x to her and her future. 💐🤍🌟

    • @sbuble
      @sbuble 3 місяці тому

      She ls making it up, nothing matches in her story.
      I am wandering how much was she paid for this

    • @TomieTomie-tq6wi
      @TomieTomie-tq6wi 3 місяці тому +2

      Just wander off,please.

    • @davidsanders7517
      @davidsanders7517 3 місяці тому +9

      ​@@sbubleI'm sorry your heart and mind have been so harmed that you are only left with scepticism and a terrible lack of empathy

    • @glamourgirl-n9b
      @glamourgirl-n9b 3 місяці тому

      How did Slovenia do?

    • @BlackSeedOil20
      @BlackSeedOil20 3 місяці тому +3

      Slovenia was the luckiest as it was further away from Serbia. It left the union without fight.

  • @gracecamaxtli7090
    @gracecamaxtli7090 3 місяці тому +7

    So much love to you, Lurata. There really are no words for your suffering, but I am so incredibly sorry for what happened to you. Thank you for sharing your strength ❤

  • @milenakisel2855
    @milenakisel2855 3 місяці тому +71

    Lurata is telling the truth!!! You are a survivor❤❤❤ I wish you Lurata lots of love and peace.

    • @georgiakritikos4955
      @georgiakritikos4955 3 місяці тому

      I study❤UKRAINE & IT WAS 85% DOMESTIC ABUSE, IN HOUSE ,ON STREETS & IN THE COMMUNITY 🎬ITS WHY NUCLEAR WEAPONS SET IN

    • @peter58peter
      @peter58peter 3 місяці тому

      For starters; she's got invented name. she is not who she claims to be. And; to believe such a creature is: stupid to say the least.

  • @PCKA1987
    @PCKA1987 3 місяці тому +51

    Her final words about love and kindness were so impactful.

  • @michellecoates4763
    @michellecoates4763 3 місяці тому +36

    Its beyond words what humans are capable of, the evil, and pain. I'm so glad she survived, but it is unfathomable that this is still happening, in wars and children around the world. I had my own torment as a domestic abuse survivor, 23 years. It happens everywhere even next door. I just wish with all my heart it could be stopped. Its the hardest thing to escape.

  • @IDunnoManlol
    @IDunnoManlol 3 місяці тому +17

    Can't imagine the courage it takes to not only live through this but also to retell it. My love to this exemplary human being ❤

  • @TsuchiGamer06
    @TsuchiGamer06 3 місяці тому +64

    This was an extremely rough watch. I hope very much that Lurata has a loving support system around her and that she's prospering in her life now

  • @JoschaArnhold
    @JoschaArnhold 3 місяці тому +22

    This is one of the rare moments in my life, where i dont really know, what to say...
    Huge respect to Lurata for sharing her story. Best wishes.

  • @JC-oo1im
    @JC-oo1im 3 місяці тому +52

    This is too heavy for me to finish listening all at once. Can't imagine how terrifying it was for Lurata. I'm so sorry that she had to endure such physical and mental torture.

  • @petraivanisevic2636
    @petraivanisevic2636 Місяць тому +11

    I was 8 when the war started in Croatia.My father volunteered to go to war to defend the country.He didn't tell my mum until her was at the door to go.I was 8 and i still remember mom's screems and crying and beging him not to go.And my brother and i were just kids we didn't know why is mum crying and dad leavimg the house.We barely heard from him we didn't know where in Croatia he was deployed.We spent days in our Neighbors basements.Not at all a happy childhood.My father did come back but was never the same.And i feel guilt cos i am happy that my father came back and i know that so many fathers,brothers,uncles didn't and those kids are not happy as me.Rest in peace to all the brave men and women who died so we can be free,and who survived trough that hell

    • @biancatanenbaum9042
      @biancatanenbaum9042 25 днів тому +1

      I am so sorry you experienced this. No child or family should ever go through that 😢I’m sorry the pain you endured. I don’t know you, but I love you. And I hope and pray love and healing surround you and your loved ones. May all the good in the world surround you forever, in Jesus Name! May the Blood of Jesus cover you and may the Lord of Angels Armies fight for you. In Jesus name 😭🙏✨

    • @q7zjdwomfvkbj74
      @q7zjdwomfvkbj74 23 дні тому

      God help ❤

  • @AthanasiaKo
    @AthanasiaKo 3 місяці тому +53

    What courage and strength someone needs to live this endless nightmare and in the end say “I feel super lucky” and “because I was so destroyed I have learned so much love from it and kindness”..

  • @GavinWren
    @GavinWren 3 місяці тому +50

    “It’s a privilege to be alive” never truer words spoken, incredible story ❤

  • @ODGreenZa
    @ODGreenZa 3 місяці тому +222

    Im 40 years old. I remember the early 90s in school. So many Bosnian and Yugoslavian refugees. I remember the horror stories i had been told by these poor people. Feels like yesterday

    • @aaania30
      @aaania30 3 місяці тому +21

      I'm from Slovenia. When I was a kid in the 90's, we had refugees from that horrible war between Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia. My mom would later tell me stories she read in the newspapers about young teenage girls, woman captured by soldiers, and kept in rooms naked, raped 24/7. Horrific stories. My country Slovenia had a 10 day war with Serbia, combats were mostly on our border, I can't imagine what would happen to us if they would come inside our country, I don't think I'd be here today. Thank God we managed to become independent. But that Balkan civil war is still one thing I get sensitive about.

    • @usagi_t
      @usagi_t 3 місяці тому +1

      In serbia, all people deny these crimes against humanity and actually worship war criminals as heroes. Until to this day.

    • @saint333s
      @saint333s 3 місяці тому +2

      ​@@aaania30💔😥🙏

    • @acrylicnailtrend
      @acrylicnailtrend 3 місяці тому +2

      I'm 45 I remember too! A

    • @ZestySea
      @ZestySea 3 місяці тому +4

      Yes, I remember too - I met some Bosnian children and knew them quite well.

  • @hutchr6142
    @hutchr6142 2 місяці тому +3

    Thank you for the courage to share your story and reveal the truth about the crimes of trafficking committed against women. Blessings on your life and story.

  • @Evie3331
    @Evie3331 3 місяці тому +58

    Such a beautiful courageous woman who made a conscious decision to turn all her trauma to good. She is a testimony of true strength, humanity and loving kindness. I hope this lovely lady has a peaceful and happier life now ❤

  • @misscanada9703
    @misscanada9703 3 місяці тому +82

    This woman is so amazing.Her truth is absolutely heartbreaking, and the fact that she didnt just curl up in the fetal position and give up, is absolutely inspiring.Her emotional strength is empowering and i wish nothing but the best for her moving forward.❤

  • @nbarnes6225
    @nbarnes6225 3 місяці тому +51

    I have no words. What a brave woman to speak out aboutbher survival. She's truly amazing.

  • @nicoleparry5103
    @nicoleparry5103 2 місяці тому +7

    I've been through a lot in life, ive had a few moments i didn't believe id escape but my heart aches for this woman, her story is worse than mine, which is one of the things that has always kept me going in life, it's knowing no matter how bad it got there was someone out there in a worse position than my own. God Bless her 🙏 by the grace of God she is here to tell her story ❤ such a strong woman ❤

  • @coleengoodell7523
    @coleengoodell7523 3 місяці тому +24

    It's truly a miracle that she's alive and was able to survive this with her dignity, kindness, spirit and capacity to love as she does intact. I recall when this war was occurring and how frantic I was about it needing to be stopped and that especially the children needed to be rescued. I prayed fervently about this and had prayer partners praying also. Doing the same with the situation in Gaza, as many other prayer warriors have done during other wars and crises where the innocent are suffering and dying for the greed, lusts, envy and violence of some have put the many in grave danger, suffering great harm.
    May God be with her in her calling and may God bring all of us, His children through these great trials, to better times and better days or home with Him forever to be safe.

    • @טיפטופ-ת9ר
      @טיפטופ-ת9ר 21 день тому

      בעזה לא אונסים נשים! בעזה לא לוקחים גופות ומוציאים מהם איברים למכירה! הצבא הישראלי הוא הצבא המוסרי בעולם!!!

  • @Mutig2000
    @Mutig2000 3 місяці тому +331

    Its almost unimaginable what a human being is capable of doing to another human, this shows in 3 million years were still animals.

    • @eringobragh3923
      @eringobragh3923 3 місяці тому +88

      No, animals aren’t capable of such cruelty, only humans are. 😢

    • @kayleighchild423
      @kayleighchild423 3 місяці тому +48

      Nope. We are worse then animals

    • @raync8
      @raync8 3 місяці тому +10

      one word palestine !

    • @usagi_t
      @usagi_t 3 місяці тому +10

      @@raync8 No, Hamas. They are accountable for what is happening there.

    • @aleeeeeeexoxo
      @aleeeeeeexoxo 3 місяці тому

      no this is what men do to women. they aren’t animals. they’re men.

  • @meriemthephilanthropist4456
    @meriemthephilanthropist4456 3 місяці тому +48

    This broke my heart, I'm fighting the urge to cry, I am so sorry that we live in a world full of monsters, what this brave lady is describing is beyond my imagination, may you find your peace m'aam, nobody should ever go through that 😢

  • @kellyxiong8476
    @kellyxiong8476 3 місяці тому +3

    She's so incredibly brave to share her story, as she was describing everything she took me on that journey with her - but I can't even imagine actually experiencing anything like that. Thank you so much for sharing your story, I cried with you and my heart broke into pieces with you. And it makes me that much more grateful for what I have today and who I am. May God continue to heal you as what happened will always be a wound.

  • @carolinebradley846
    @carolinebradley846 3 місяці тому +131

    I remember visiting Croatia and walking onto a deserted beach thinking it was just abandoned. Walking up to the buildings you could see huge shell holes in them and my blood ran cold. I later found out that they housed women and children fleeing the war but got shelled anyway. After that just walking around the town you could then see shell and bullet holes in the plaster of some of the buildings. Once you knew what you were looking at you couldn’t unsee it. I remembered seeing the war on the tv as a kid but it didn’t make sense to me. I have a great respect for that place now

    • @phina8392
      @phina8392 3 місяці тому +9

      Same here, we visited in 2003 was an eye opener, amazing people they are…

    • @notjustanotherbrickinthewall
      @notjustanotherbrickinthewall 3 місяці тому +20

      I am from Croatia. You can still see bullet holes in some cities.
      I don’t think Vukovar ever recovered. I cry every year when we honour the fall of Vukovar. I feel so grateful that the only thing I remember are the sirens. Sirens are still tested every month, first Saturday in the month. When the war in Ukraine started, people were high alerted, still there is a high PTSD among people, they stopped the sirens for a while because it disturbed all of us.

    • @sven4627
      @sven4627 3 місяці тому +5

      Serbians did that

    • @aloveraplays
      @aloveraplays 3 місяці тому +1

      @@notjustanotherbrickinthewallmy dad was stationed in vukovar.. he cries every time he tells me the horror stories there 😔❤️‍🩹

    • @notjustanotherbrickinthewall
      @notjustanotherbrickinthewall 3 місяці тому +3

      @@aloveraplays i literally got chills 😢💔

  • @gingerbee98
    @gingerbee98 3 місяці тому +47

    The dignity, humility, self-respect & self-containment in this lady is almost unfathomable, given her traumatic experiences. I hope she lives a long, safe & fulfilling life 🙏💖 And the same for the other survivors of war atrocities that I found in the comments (amongst all the usual regrettable, disrespectful trash talk) 🙏💗

  • @anncarter5945
    @anncarter5945 3 місяці тому +163

    I know and am a dear friend of Lurata...SHE IS NOT LYING..I met her 20 years ago in a bar in London with our mutual friend from America..she's a sweetheart..can't believe this has come up on my feed.

    • @jordandevine-jones
      @jordandevine-jones 3 місяці тому +6

      Lol. She has to keep up the story she used to get residency

    • @aloveraplays
      @aloveraplays 3 місяці тому

      @@jordandevine-jonesyou’re kidding me right? .. what happened during Yugoslavia was disgusting. And yet western ppl like you wouldn’t ever understand what type of disgusting corruption like that is like.
      Only thing is your government is literally playing you like a bloody chess game especially right now with all what’s going on right now.
      So keep crying. Bc the difference of the west and what happened in Yugoslavia is, that you can close your eyes and sleep without worrying about what’s going to happen vs citizens in Yugoslavia had to worry every day and night about what was going to happen to them.

    • @meeeeeee-uz1im
      @meeeeeee-uz1im 3 місяці тому +1

      Mm?m. No

    • @JenniferMerrington
      @JenniferMerrington 3 місяці тому +4

      @@anncarter5945 this gurl is not 40 years old so i find it interesting how you met her in a bar she was 18 years old when this happened to her...this didnt happen 20 years ago this is relatuvely current story. maybe you have her confussed with someone else

    • @cherissemccoy2684
      @cherissemccoy2684 3 місяці тому

      @@JenniferMerrington The war in Yugoslavia happened over 30 years ago. This woman is well over 40 years old.

  • @lawoman608
    @lawoman608 2 місяці тому +6

    Oh, what a pain you have gone through, sister. ❤ I am happy you are alive, strong, and making a difference in this world.

  • @jam6636
    @jam6636 3 місяці тому +27

    Thank you Lurata for being so brave and strong. Thank you!

  • @kerrikolby6124
    @kerrikolby6124 3 місяці тому +29

    What an incredible survivor, and the love she has in her heart for others they could not take. Women like these are the ones in our society that should be revered and honored, not celebrities and the wealthy.
    I hope that one day she is honored for her work and her courage. Much love to her and her family.

  • @Alancclive
    @Alancclive 3 місяці тому +39

    I am so sorry for what you have gone through. I can’t believe what so called humanity can do to each other. You are an inspiration to all of us. I am heartbroken to hear what you have gone through. Much love and respect

  • @lunamercurious3
    @lunamercurious3 2 місяці тому +3

    Thank you for your bravery in sharing your story, Lurata Lyon! Please keep speaking!
    I’m glad I didn’t see any of the accusations of lying in these comments. Those people are either utter fools or evil in trying to discredit her truth!

  • @Lexer584
    @Lexer584 3 місяці тому +22

    Thank you Lurata Lyon for sharing your story with the public. May God bless and protect you. Love from Germany.

  • @bkm2797
    @bkm2797 3 місяці тому +61

    Heartbreaking, how she is still able to function is a miracle. It's so disturbing to learn that so many men turn into animals with no conscience, that they would torture innocents like this lovely young lady. I am so moved by her experience and that she still has the determination and belief there is good, I don't know if I could do the same. I wish for her to find peace and comfort with love and trust for the rest of her journey. So very sorry you had to endure such a painfully frightening experience.
    🕊❤️🙏🏻

  • @missyelliot6237
    @missyelliot6237 3 місяці тому +15

    She gave me goosebumps the moment she sat down. The way she carries herself - and to see the words “human trafficking survivor” across the screen at the same time - she’s got an incredible strength inside her. I love this so much.

  • @Maddierosered
    @Maddierosered 29 днів тому +1

    So incredibly brave to share her story publicly, to relive it time and time again just so we can be informed. Thank you Lurata, and I hope the rest of your days are filled with love and light and happiness!!

  • @Catsjoking
    @Catsjoking 3 місяці тому +28

    I just want to give this women a big hug. I’m so sorry you had to go through this ❤

    • @peterstacey7718
      @peterstacey7718 3 місяці тому +2

      Incredible is your survival, l hope so much for you that love and happiness now surrounds you every day - may the horrific ordeals you suffered encourage and hasten world action to eradicate this heiness crime of human trafficking.

  • @bbibbibu
    @bbibbibu 3 місяці тому +135

    so terrifying and sickening that things like this is 100% certain to happen the second there is war or a situation that the men know they won’t be held accountable for their actions. being a woman is so scary i really don’t understand why men hate us so much that they treat us like this every single time they get a chance to. this woman is so so brave i can’t imagine how tough it must have been to have to relive that whole experience by telling us her story

    • @chrissywalter
      @chrissywalter 3 місяці тому +16

      I’ve never thought of it like that but you are SO RIGHT! Across all countries and nationalities. Across centuries. Sorry your comment was very poignant for me

    • @kwiiin_
      @kwiiin_ 3 місяці тому

      Men rule this world and think just because they are physically stronger than women they can keep us as stupid breeding cattle. Patriarchy is cancer.

    • @bbibbibu
      @bbibbibu 2 місяці тому +6

      @@chrissywalter it’s probably the only 100% certain guaranteed thing to happen if there was ever a war/apocalypse ect it’s so disheartening to think about

  • @ZebaKnight
    @ZebaKnight 3 місяці тому +34

    Thank you Lurata for telling your horrific story. I am so terribly sorry that this happened to you. It is hard to acknowledge that humans are capable of such depravity. We all need to know that this level of depravity exists if we are ever to evolve to a point where it is not allowed to exist in any population under any circumstances.