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Speaker 1: Renee just had like a mother Teresa's heart. You know,

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Speaker 1: she was just like trying to do her best, had

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Speaker 1: good intentions. At nineteen years old, Renee Bach moved from

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Speaker 1: her small town in Virginia halfway across the world to

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Speaker 1: start a nonprofit in Uganda. The Lord just allowed me

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Speaker 1: to see that malnutrician is such an issue in Uganda

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Speaker 1: that's often really hidden in dark places. She thought she

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Speaker 1: was doing the Lord's work, but instead she left behind

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Speaker 1: at least a hundred dead children and parents searching for justice,

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Speaker 1: a community torn apart, and a ragtag group of young

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Speaker 1: journalists on the hunt for answers. I think people have

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Speaker 1: forgotten that I'm a human and a person with emotions,

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Speaker 1: and someone who has children that are going to grow

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Speaker 1: up one day and google their mom's name and say, Wow,

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Speaker 1: was my mom a serial killer? Did she start a genocide?

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Speaker 1: Because that's what people said about her. And on our

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Speaker 1: new podcast series The Missionary, We're going to take you

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Speaker 1: into the story of Renee back and find out what

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Speaker 1: actually happened at the hands of this young missionary. She

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Speaker 1: grabbed a medication and injected her with it, and then

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Speaker 1: she fell backwards. I used to take the dead bodies

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Speaker 1: to dead villages. Was it like this when you brought

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Speaker 1: him to the center. Oh my gosh, this is terrible,

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Speaker 1: and who's really to blame? I was watching her be

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Speaker 1: literally crucified for trying to do the right thing. She

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Speaker 1: was to be protected at all costs as a white missionary.

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Speaker 1: I learned compassionate with her. I learned to love without expectation.

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Speaker 1: She was there for Afrikaans. She was putting the lives

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Speaker 1: of young children to danger. If it was to have

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Speaker 1: white lives in the US, it would have never happened.

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Speaker 1: Coming soon from I Heeart Media, The Missionary an investigative

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Speaker 1: series that asks was Renee Bach a woman of good

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Speaker 1: intentions in over her head or a predator posing as

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Speaker 1: a saint? Have you ever been put in a situation

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Speaker 1: like that? Do you know what you would do? Because like,

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Speaker 1: it's a tough call and you have to live with

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Speaker 1: yourself with the answer of that for the rest of

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