“My Parents Were Pedophiles & Forced Me Into Being With Other Pedophiles”- A Day With Lisa Plumb

Rotten Mango

Stephanie Soo

True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.8 • 25.7K Ratings

🗓️ 9 October 2025

⏱️ 109 minutes

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Summary

Family nudist camps. They’re real and exist today. Children are 100% allowed. Clothes are not. A lot of people wonder if it’s uncomfortable for children, which one camp addresses in their website’s FAQs: Q: Are children forced to be nude? A: The word “forced” is an emotionally loaded word that suggests unreasonable force or other inappropriate coercion… Most children are very comfortable with nudity until they are taught otherwise by society. With young naturist children, it’s just as likely that parents “force” them to wear bathing suits when visiting municipal pools where bathing suits are mandatory.” This is where Donald Gordon and his other pedophile friends would make bets to see who could molest the most amount of kids. These were his hunting grounds. But Don didn’t need to ‘hunt’ for the little girl that accompanied him because he was already friends with her parents. Her parents were pedophiles as well and introduced their youngest daughter to them. Lisa was just 11 years old when Don started abusing her; frequently taking her to these family nudist camps where she was preyed upon by others. This is Lisa’s story. Full shows notes at rottenmangopodcast.com

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0:00.0	Bada being baddaboo.
0:02.6	There are a few workplaces where most employees feel fear on a daily basis where they could actually
0:09.7	die, not just a, I hate my job, I could die, or technically bad people and a meteor could
0:16.7	strike anywhere at any moment.
0:19.2	But this is genuine.
0:23.1	The second you clock in for work,
0:28.5	adrenaline starts spiking because you can die at any moment. One employee states ominously,
0:34.0	ultimately, we're directly in harm's way every single minute. We come to work with the attitude of it's not if I'm going to get hit, but when I'm going to get hit. That's just
0:37.9	the way of life. Which is why when you clock in for this job, you get handed and alarmed
0:42.7	that you wear on your body at all times. It has a GPS. It sends immediate signals to the police
0:48.3	when it's activated. You also get this giant whistle to make sure that if something happens,
0:53.0	you can alert by making a loud noise.
0:55.4	This is a state psychiatric hospital, where the population consists primarily of patients who
1:00.6	have committed crimes, violent crimes. Some of the patients have committed murder, violent
1:05.0	assaults, and yet they're here because they have either been found criminally insane,
1:09.4	incompetent to stand trial, or they're awaiting
1:11.7	to stand trial, and they're being evaluated. One psychiatrist states, treating these people is not
1:17.2	easy. Violence is part of our everyday life. It's a constant thing. It's not, it's not like the violence
1:22.8	happens now and again. It's part of the daily life here. One employee at Patton State Hospital in California,
1:29.5	which has about 1,300 patients, she started feeling uncomfortable. Because one of the patients there,
1:35.4	it felt like he was tracking her movements, just observing her. Every time she clocked in for work,
1:39.6	it felt like she was being stalked. It's a big deal. She tells her boss about it. They do nothing.
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