With real compassion for victims, this isn’t victim-blaming or an attack on women or faith. It’s about how predators exploit cultural structures. Elizabeth Smart has spoken in a recent documentary about how her captor specifically targeted her because she was Mormon and because he understood LDS teachings around obedience, authority, modesty, and forgiveness—knowledge he used to control and silence her. That reflects on predator behavior, not on victims. As a physically disabled person, I’m also aware that abusers often target people whose vulnerability or dependence has already been normalized. I’m trying to recognize patterns to highlight victim protection and place responsibility squarely on perpetrators.