Popular Food Truck Accused of Luring Women Into a ‘Cult’: →

-THE DAILY BEAST
🔷’The owner of Bad Rooster food truck, who in the ’90s began to “serve” a mystical spirit, is fighting off accusations that she’s lured women away from their families to join her.’
🔷’One former member, Fai West, told Fox9 that Soulaire taught followers that they had identities in a parallel dimension called “The 99.” According to West, who lived with the group as a teenager, Soulaire told her that she was her daughter in that alternate reality. Meanwhile, a woman named Raila told the outlet that Soulaire claimed Raila’s children belonged to someone else in “The 99.” Raila told Fox9: “I realized I had to get out when I felt like I would rather die than stay.”’
🔷’Goepel said that his sister once told him that during one of Young’s channeling sessions, she became Jesus 🤔🤨🙄🤣 and spoke to the sibling about how Christianity was misunderstood.
Like other members of Soulful Journey, the sister legally changed her name and hasn’t seen her family in years. The only contact Goepel has had with his sibling is through sporadic and concise text messages. “I have had very low-level contact, once or twice a year sending a message or pictures of my kids, trying to engage her,” he said.’