Hello, my name is David Shurter and I want to bring further awareness to Ritual Abuse and Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA). My father, way back when I was a child, was a performing high priest in a cult that was practicing in Omaha NE during the 60′s and 70′s, and I built this site in order to investigate the activities that he and his friends were involved with. Much of what I am speaking about also deals with men who were involved in a failed financial institution here in Omaha, NE called the Franklin Credit Union. Drugs, child trafficking, and murder were all a part of this ring, and I wanted to further expose the crimes that were happening here in Omaha. Before my father died, he told people that he had “skeletons in his closet” and that he had “committed crimes against children”. I wanted to dedicate this site to exposing those skeletons, in order to bring peace to the families that my family hurt. However, my intention has changed. I still want to bring awareness to the aspects of Ritual Abuse and SRA, as well as how these relate to the human trafficking issue that is so prevalent in today’s society. In my opinion, there will never really be a sense of justice concerning Omaha’s past, nor will there ever be resolution. Writing “Rabbit Hole” was my attempt at explaining and dealing with my past, and the videos that I have made have been a way to further explore those aspects surrounding my childhood and my family; but now I wish to explore what my life is like today, now that I am past such abuse. As a fellow survivor of extreme abuse, I believe that maybe my explorations into my life as it is now may help others who are suffering from many of the same things that I have endured, and perhaps may help some find their way to healing. In the past, much of the focus has been on the perpetrators; my intention however is to reach out to the victims in order to hopefully strengthen them in a way that allows them to let go of the pain so that they may learn to embrace life. In doing so, I hope to help myself find a better sense of resolution than what I have previously focused on, and learn more about myself in the process.