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Guaranteed Human.

On this episode, we're continuing to look into A&M psychological evaluations and how they were really used.

If you haven't listened to our first episode on the Psycheviles, go back and listen to that.

And before I go on, I want to say

that this episode is particularly dark. We're talking about trauma, including sexual assault

and physical abuse. We're also talking about suicide and suicidal ideation. Now on to the episode.

While I was doing interviews for this show, I asked every model I spoke to what they were told the A&M's psyche vow was for.

Here's what Cycle 24th Gina Turner said.

They were explaining on a stage what the use of the psyche vows were for.

And it was just like, just so we can understand you and get to know

you better and just make this a great experience. They didn't really say it was to manipulate you

or to think ahead of you or to think before you could or to put together a certain narrative.

But once she got cast on the show, that's exactly how her psychie vile was used.

Gina had a traumatic childhood.

She said her mother struggled with drug addiction, and because of that, Gina was in and out of foster care.

As an adult, she experienced sexual assault and suicidal ideation.

She told the show psychologists all of this. Gina expected that what she told

them would stay in those rooms, that it was all necessary information to ensure everyone's safety.

Gina was cast on the show. But once the camera started rolling, she discovered that those

deeply traumatic experiences she shared in her psyche vial

had been given to A&M producers.

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