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Today you'll meet Molly, a survivor of the therapeutic boarding school, Turning Winds.

Turning Wins was founded in 2002 by John Baysden Sr.

And his son, John Baysden, Jr., according to public documents.

It's described as a family-run program with its main campus in Troy, Montana.

But back in the 2000s, when Molly attended, Turning Wins operated in Idaho.

Before launching Turning Lins, the Baysdens were reportedly involved in another Montana and Idaho-based

program called Glacier Mountain Expeditions, which John Baysden Sr Senior allegedly started in 1996 alongside Larry Bauer.

According to a spokesman review article from that year, the program took, quote, troubled teens,

end quote, on a six-week backpacking trip with the intent of behavior modification. However, according to an

announcement made by struggling teens.com, a website that connects families and professionals with

programs for teens with, quote, behavioral challenges, the partnership dissolved in 1999,

and co-founder Larry Bauer went on to become the program director of Glacier Mountain Academy in Sandpoint, Idaho. Meanwhile, John Baysden,

senior, established Glacier Mountain Educational Services and continued his work separately from

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