In an interview with the famous pop star singer Britney Spears, during the interview you can see a possible and potential example of mind control, where she switches when she says the word "weird." Mind control can be implanted in a subject with trigger words, among other techniques, and I believe this potentially could be what has happened in this case. It looks like in this clip that she switch states or alters which could lead to degrees of what is known as dissociative identity disorder (DID) in victims who have experienced this kind of abuse.

Rauni-Leena Luukanen-Kilde in Ruben Stiller's "Encounters of the 4th Kind" on November 18, 1998. W. English subtitles.

On December 3, 2011, Dr. Rauscher came to Davis, California for an interview sponsored by Mindjustice.org. The interview includes Rauscher's scientific look back at the issue of mind control. See a brief review of some of Rauscher's work on the issue of mind control at www.mindjustice.org/rauscher.html This is an excerpt of the interview, which runs about an hour and a half.

(Made before his death in 2019) This is the disturbing tale of Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender and billionaire who thus far has escaped any major consequences for performing sexual acts on teenage girls. Despite facing criminal charges a decade ago, Epstein was able to dodge any major repercussions and prison time. Now, with a federal lawsuit looming on the horizon, the truth about Epstein may finally see the light of day. To date, this lawsuit, and the chance to publicize the truth, offers the best chance at Bringing Down Jeffrey Epstein.

The purpose of this chapter is threefold; 1) to identify the problem of mis-diagnosis of Schizophrenia in adults with trauma-based disorders originating in ritual abuse and trauma-based mind control (we will refer to these hereon as Ritual abuse/mind control traumatic stress), 2) to provide diagnosticians unfamiliar with the clinical presentation of Ritual abuse/mind control traumatic stress with guidelines to facilitate recognition of such cases and to thereby reduce the likelihood of their being mis-diagnosed as Schizophrenia, and 3) to provide diagnosticians experienced with Ritual abuse/mind control traumatic stress with guidelines to facilitate differential diagnosis between such trauma and Schizophrenia in cases with complex clinical features and diagnostic questions.