Comments by "Hobgoblin Hollow" (@hobgoblinhollow4966) on "Is This Missing Persons Case Actually A SCAM? The Case of Holly Courtier | True Crime Documentary" video.

Ok, consider she had her daughter pretty young. 18 or 19 is young these days. Mixed in with her spiritual practices, her feelings of missing young adulthood and its fun leaves her emotionally immature. She really thinks going to Zion national Park in her enhanced state of consciousness is going to give her the answers. Who ever she is serving, some evil Yogi, babba, or guru is at fault here. I know for sure she was following the teachings of some eastern philosophy Christian scam artist. She is not criminal but a victim of bad religion. In her meditative state, food and water was not that big of a need. Fact. Now as my opinion she probably received alot of spiritual insight, but received more impressions that will effect her conscious awareness in a way not beneficial to the self. I don't know her in this reality, but would definitely befriend her to exorcise the impressions leading to her condition which is causel of a malevolent spiritual leader.
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@joeakaprolifik7735 thanks for your view. My real thoughts are we see the truth in her eyes. She did something and feared she had been discovered. Disappearing like she did, I am surprised that the end story wasn't that she had been kidnapped. Of course, that would involve even more scrutiny by the police. Police need facts, and hitting your head on a tree limb and getting lost then found is harder to disprove than a kidnapping. What did she do?
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Don't you talk about Holly! She isn't asking for fame.
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