Reviews for Unseen, Unheard, Unknown

The average rating for Unseen, Unheard, Unknown based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-09-12 00:00:00 Nelson Nieves It's a heartbreaking read with a hopeful ending. Sadly that hope proved fleeting. Sarah went on to become a doctor and spent a lot of time overseas in places like India doing voluntary work. She also had her own practice and set up a charity to help poor in places like India receive healthcare. Unfortunately she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and after a suicide attempt that went wrong she had to have a leg amputated. This caused her excruciating pain (phantom limb syndrome) and she became addicted to pethidine and eventually was charged with writing illegal scripts for the drug. Not long after this she began to visit the aged Anne Hamilton-Byrne in order to make some sense of her past. She eventually began to follow and Eastern religion and seemed to find peace within it. Sadly Sarah passed away in May 2016. RiP, Sarah. This cult still exists and still has quite a few followers who continue to believe that Anne Hamilton-Byrne is their god.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-02-10 00:00:00 Dustin Fowler To give this book 5 stars commands that it must have been good. In fact it was a most disturbing book of the utmost cruelty being given by those who were meant to love and nurture. The whole story of the Anne Hamilton Byrne Cult is an unbelievable fantasy yet it is a true story. How any sane person would believe that she was Jesus Christ is beyond my imagination. The tie up with Julian Assange is intriguing, which makes me think where he is coming from. Raynor Johnson who was Master of Queens College Melbourne University and a leading member of the cult leaves me mystified.