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Welcome back to our interview on Mormon Stories podcast. I'm your host John D'Alinn. We are

broadcasting to you live from Stockholm, Sweden. We want to thank the 43 people on Facebook

that are still joining us throughout the world. It's a bit of a smaller group. It's September

2018. We're here in Sweden celebrating Swedish Mormons, Scandinavian Mormons, Nordic

Mormons, the Swedish Rescue and Hansel Briggy Dematson and all the people that have helped

bring truth and integrity and honesty and openness not just to Mormons in Europe but also in

the United States and throughout the world. And while we were here, we had a courageous group of

four Norwegians volunteer to join us to tell their stories. And so part one, they all each

talked about, it's a, oh my gosh, I want to pronounce it right. I've got my little phonetic

helpers here. Edoune Nurt. I'm slaughtering it. Elizabeth, Danielle and Stan. Stan? I'm not going

to get it right. But four Norwegians that are brilliant and thoughtful and sensitive and

we're talking about their stories and we kind of began by having them each talk about their

Mormon journeys. And that was the first part of the interview. Now we're going to talk about how

things kind of fell apart. And I'm wondering if we can do it chronologically. So who would have

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