Shawn Ryan Show #83 What Led Victor Marx to Become the World's Fastest Gun Disarmer | Part 1
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Nov 13, 2023 
Victor Marx, a high-risk humanitarian and former U.S. Marine, shares a gripping narrative of his troubled childhood marked by abuse and chaos. He discusses the transformative power of faith and military discipline in reshaping his life. The conversation covers the nuances of fatherhood, the complexities of generational trauma, and the importance of mental health. Marx opens up about his healing journey and the challenges of navigating past traumas, all while advocating for vulnerable children worldwide. His story is a testament to resilience and redemption.
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Early Childhood Trauma
- Victor Marx's stepfather, involved in Project Bluebird, subjected him to disturbing acts like forcing him to decapitate a cat.
- This was seemingly part of a ritualistic abuse connected to dark aspects of voodoo.
Systematic Abuse and Threats
- Marx details further abuse, including electrocution while being forced to watch a film of a young boy being raped.
- He was also taken to a morgue to witness the dismemberment and burning of a corpse as a fear tactic.
Forced Killing
- At age seven, Marx was forced to shoot a man in the head by his stepfather.
- This traumatic event was used as another threat to ensure his silence.