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- 0:00Justin Alan Hayes: Welcome to another episode of the Voices for Voices TV show and podcast.
- 0:04Justin Alan Hayes: I am your host, founder and executive director of Voices for Voices, justin Allen Hayes.
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- 0:24Justin Alan Hayes: As we start this episode, as well as episodes going forward, and even in that we've already recorded just know that Voices for Voices, we are sharing information.
- 0:39Justin Alan Hayes: We are not condemning, judging others, so the information that we have is real.
- 0:47Justin Alan Hayes: In our facts.
- 0:48Justin Alan Hayes: We're not going to be bringing any allegations or harassment.
- 0:56Justin Alan Hayes: There are just facts, and that's what we're really trying to help with is to just make awareness, and this episode, just like all others, is going to do just that, and we'll definitely touch on mental health and trauma because it ties into everything we do day in and day out.
- 1:17Justin Alan Hayes: So we're going to start this episode by introducing past guests David Solomon, amanda Solomon, his wife, and so he's going to start us off with a prayer and then we're going to continue on with our episode.
- 1:35Justin Alan Hayes: Take it away, david.
- 1:39David Solomon: Thank you.
- 1:41David Solomon: So I wanted to just say that it's been an honor to be a voice for those that have their voice taken away, and I've had a lot of feedback, both positive and negative, from coming forward and coming out with information, and I'm going to lead us in prayer because there is a lot to go over and a lot of questions to answer and a lot of concerns to talk about and address.
- 2:17David Solomon: So here we go, dear Lord.
- 2:22David Solomon: We thank you for being together, we thank you for this time to just listen, have our eyes open and our ears ready to hear, and let your will be done in this episode today and let the truth be known and help those who are caught in a hard place or a hard time and give them the strength to use their voice.
- 2:49David Solomon: Thank you for letting me be here, lord.
- 2:52David Solomon: Thank you for adjusting, lord, and in your name, amen.
- 2:57Justin Alan Hayes: Amen, yeah, so I think we can get started Again as we continue.
- 3:08Justin Alan Hayes: We're not trying to tear down Realm Makers and Realm, we're looking to help, we're hoping to lift up everybody.
- 3:19Justin Alan Hayes: That is a part of that, and David would like to, I think, jump into some of the timeline events and things that we think might be valuable or pertinent to our viewers and our listeners, both here in the United States, northeast Ohio, and across the world 50 countries, 550 cities.
- 3:51David Solomon: And today I wanted to address a few things.
- 3:56David Solomon: There's going to be a lot of questions and I'm sure I'm going to get a lot of messages, and that's kind of what this is about in addressing things.
- 4:06David Solomon: So my name is David Solomon.
- 4:11David Solomon: A lot of people know that I'm a ghostwriter, not only on Sound of Freedom, but on other TV shows, other movies and other books Freedom, but on other TV shows, other movies and other books.
- 4:38David Solomon: I wanted to go over some concerns because, as a survivor, heads of Realm Makers has come to discredit me and I want to put that to rest and show I have nothing to hide.
- 4:58David Solomon: And the following information is information he does not want anyone to know about.
- 5:08David Solomon: This information that I'm about to share has permission to be shared by individuals who have been hurt by Realm.
- 5:22David Solomon: So, Justin, is it good to start?
- 5:29Justin Alan Hayes: Yeah, good to go.
- 5:31David Solomon: Okay, one of the first concerns is to dive deep into who I am and what people are saying about me and my experience as a writer, and how I got tied into realm and trafficking and Christian fantasy and how I got to where I am.
- 5:59David Solomon: So we're going to start there.
- 6:02David Solomon: I was a boy.
- 6:05David Solomon: I was four years old.
- 6:07David Solomon: My mom had divorced my dad because he had come back from a war.
- 6:16David Solomon: At the time I thought it was Vietnam, but I was a boy and my mom didn't really address what war.
- 6:26David Solomon: It has now come out that he not only served in Vietnam, the Korean War and other special ops.
- 6:35David Solomon: It is believed that he was demonically possessed when he came back and he set fire.
- 6:47David Solomon: He was demonically possessed when he came back and he set fire to our home, with us in it, when we were asleep, and our house did actually explode.
- 7:02David Solomon: According to medical records, me and my mom did die, as stated, and prayer did bring us back.
- 7:12David Solomon: As a focus on, the family article, which I would like to direct people to, has stated and it was a miracle.
- 7:23David Solomon: That was the moment that and I saw who God was.
- 7:33David Solomon: Not only me and my mom, but others saw angels that day and God told me and my mom when I was four years old that he had a purpose and a plan and a plan and it would unite the world, and I had no idea what that meant.
- 8:02David Solomon: About nine years old, I knew that I wanted to write for God and I met some actors from VeggieTales and I fell in love with the idea of creating content for kids to come closer to God.
- 8:25David Solomon: At the age of 14, I had already been ghostwriting as a minor for Warner Brothers and other other people in the industry.
- 8:42David Solomon: I was a nobody and a man named Brian Davis and six other authors we'll name a few came to my little town in Medford, oregon, and I got the honor and privilege of shaking their hand, along with countless other kids that they recruited for their talents, and that was how this whole journey started.
- 9:15David Solomon: Brian saw that I had talent and he wanted it.
- 9:23David Solomon: I wasn't the only minor kid that he shook hands and private messaged for years.
- 9:31David Solomon: I wasn't the only kid who he wanted to take under his wing.
- 9:36David Solomon: In fact, there were eight others that day alone who he took after meeting them and formed relationships and bonds to this day.
- 9:52David Solomon: One of them still writes for him and I will never forget meeting Brian.
- 10:03David Solomon: I knew that he was not a good man and I don't know how I knew that, but I just knew that I had met the devil himself and he didn't like my mom and I was raised by my mom.
- 10:26David Solomon: I was homeschooled, I did graduate when I was 14 years old and I did graduate college at 16.
- 10:33David Solomon: I did do those things and Brian took more interest over the years, private messaging me and, uh, and the majority of kids who were homeschooled that day that still keep in contact with each other.
- 10:49David Solomon: Would you believe it after all these years?
- 10:51David Solomon: Wow.
- 10:54David Solomon: And so our relationship grew over the years.
- 11:00David Solomon: I met, as I mentioned, wayne Thomas Batson, chris Hopper, eric Reinhold the others that were there are innocent in this, so I'm not going to name them because I do believe that they deserve their careers and they have separated themselves and I do not believe that they have anything to do with this and I applaud them sincerely.
- 11:30David Solomon: So that was how I became a writer and I wanted to strive for God and I.
- 11:50David Solomon: One day we left Medford for a new and we started over in Oregon City because of some events, and my mom found out after she was on the worship team that she had non-Hodgkin's stage 4 cancer Hodgkin's stage four cancer and the church did indeed turn on her because they did not believe in sickness and I was heartbroken and I had no one to turn to.
- 12:35David Solomon: And he had two individuals, james Artville and Shiloh Artville.
- 12:39David Solomon: At the time.
- 12:41David Solomon: Now, shiloh Clover reached out to me and prayed with me on Messenger and indeed they did want to come and pray for my mom, which is it, and my mom was okay with that, but not right away.
- 13:04David Solomon: So on January, the 12th 2012, at about 3.30 pm, james Artville showed up on my doorstep and I did indeed become a survivor, not a victim of human trafficking, not a victim of human trafficking.
- 13:37David Solomon: I can't express the regret of what happened in those two and a half weeks and a lot of listeners are going to learn what happened in those two and a half weeks, because James has told different stories and Brian has told different stories and the thing is, the truth is going to come out.
- 14:02David Solomon: What happened, and that breaks my heart.
- 14:05David Solomon: How many people were unfortunately hurt or harmed, and I get to live with that reality every day.
- 14:17David Solomon: I can say that it changed me when I got away and I prayed to God for him to open the door so I could get away and see my mom again and say goodbye, and the night that I did go away and get away, pardon me my mom was healed of that cancer that was terminal.
- 14:52David Solomon: It never appeared again.
- 14:56David Solomon: And mom was healed of that cancer that was terminal.
- 14:58David Solomon: It never appeared again and that was a miracle.
- 15:04David Solomon: And that part is also true.
- 15:05David Solomon: That is something that Scott Minor has torn apart and that is something others have torn apart and I wanted to address that for the whole world.
- 15:11David Solomon: My mom was treated in Tualatin, oregon, and there is medical record of her cancer and it going away and it is proof that miracles do happen.
- 15:27David Solomon: Something that needs to be addressed now more than ever is the next topic that Brian has brought and messaged a lot of people now, that I am a boy named Cody, that I am a boy named Cody and I really wanted to address this appropriately.
- 15:57David Solomon: When I was taken, my captors, shiloh and James Quinn Rose, clara Rose, caroline Rose at the time the time and Craig Rose, along with others, called me Cody.
- 16:18David Solomon: I could not pee, I could not use the bathroom, I could not eat without them calling me Cody and if I did not listen and respond to the name Cody, I would be beaten and I would be starved.
- 16:30David Solomon: I was put in a room that was horrific, with snakes and geckos and lizards and spiders, and if you disobeyed and you were in that cage and you didn't say, yes, I'm Cody, things would happen.
- 17:04David Solomon: And so the whole idea of Cody came from that moment.
- 17:09David Solomon: I don't know what Cody this was.
- 17:16David Solomon: I have an idea.
- 17:22David Solomon: I have reached out over the years to try and find those origins.
- 17:28David Solomon: So has my mom, and we've come to the conclusion that Cody may have been unalived by Shiloh and James, or he is alive today.
- 17:41David Solomon: His name is Cody Wallace-Bast and that is B-A-S-T.
- 17:47David Solomon: You can look him up online as a missing person to this day and that will come up as Brummington, washington, and we are indeed the same age.
- 17:59David Solomon: We almost have the same birthday.
- 18:02David Solomon: There are some unique facial features that look alike, but then there are some that are not.
- 18:10David Solomon: Some unique facial features that look alike, but then there are some that are not.
- 18:18David Solomon: I cannot speak for Cody, but I can say a prayer that I pray he is safe.
- 18:25David Solomon: I did speak with the Bremington Police Department and it has been confirmed so far.
- 18:30David Solomon: They do believe that he is alive somewhere out there.
- 18:35David Solomon: It cannot be confirmed if he is or not.
- 18:42David Solomon: I wanted to address Cody's mother, who Brian, scott Minor, james, james, art Gill and others have said is my mom.
- 18:53David Solomon: It is not my mom.
- 18:55David Solomon: My mom's name was Sathira O'Sara Soldier and her birth name was Brenda Shireen Haun, h-a-u-n-e, and I wanted to address that.
- 19:10David Solomon: She only had one child, which was me.
- 19:12David Solomon: I was a miracle because she wasn't supposed to have children and her birth name was Hall and, and it broke her heart when Brian said some of these things that were just harmful and flat-right abusive, shall we say.
- 19:38David Solomon: And over the years, shiloh contacted in fact, justin, I think you have some of that Shiloh contacted one of my dear friends to find out what I was, because my mom did indeed threaten Shiloh and James saying don't ever contact us again.
- 19:59David Solomon: You took my son, and she did go to the police department and report my human trafficking on the date that I went missing, which was January, the 12th 2012.
- 20:12David Solomon: And we do have that report and we'll be sharing that evidence for everyone to see.
- 20:20David Solomon: We have nothing to hide and that's what I wanted to make clear right now.
- 20:24David Solomon: Scott Minor has done things in the shadows and I don't ever want to be accused of doing things in the shadows, and nor should anyone for that matter.
- 20:37David Solomon: If you have something to say, don't hide it, justin.
- 20:44Justin Alan Hayes: Yeah, can I jump in to Absolutely?
- 20:47Justin Alan Hayes: So yeah, we do have the police report that you gave to Oregon Police, case number 18-022200, the offense of kidnapping, and has your name, solomon O'David Soldier, and the involvement your name, solomon O'David Soldier, and the involvement A few of those people you just mentioned, james Artville, shiloville which we have independently confirmed through government means that they are connected by property purchasing etc.
- 21:27Justin Alan Hayes: By property purchasing etc.
- 21:30Justin Alan Hayes: So the last name may change with Shiloh, as David mentioned.
- 21:34Justin Alan Hayes: But we do have that and I'm just going to read off real quick, if I can here what the report, what you.
- 21:45Justin Alan Hayes: I'm trying to show as much as I can here because there's so much.
- 21:52Justin Alan Hayes: Unfortunately, it says Mr Soldier reported in January of 2012,.
- 21:57Justin Alan Hayes: He was kidnapped from his Oregon City apartment and driven to Des Moines, washington, where he was held for two weeks in a cage and trigger warning.
- 22:08Justin Alan Hayes: He was held for two weeks in a cage and trigger warning he was raped.
- 22:10Justin Alan Hayes: Mr Soldier reported back in 2012.
- 22:13Justin Alan Hayes: His mother was suffering from cancer, so some acquaintances from his church, stone Creek Christian Church Jamie in Shilohville, offered to spend the afternoon with him.
- 22:25Justin Alan Hayes: Mr Soldier reported he was picked up by the Ville's white van and driven to Des Moines, washington.
- 22:32Justin Alan Hayes: Mr Soldier reported he did try to escape the van before leaving Oregon City, but it was unsuccessful.
- 22:40Justin Alan Hayes: He reported once in Des Moines where he was held for two weeks in a cage in the home of a subject named Quinn Rose.
- 22:50Justin Alan Hayes: Mr Soldier reported one night, after being trigger warning raped by Mr Rose, the gate to the cage was left unlocked, mr Soldier reported Mr Rose went into the bathroom to clean up and he was able to escape the cage.
- 23:07Justin Alan Hayes: Mr Soldier reported that he stole $400, which we don't condone stealing, but considering these circumstances it just provides a little bit of context $400 for Mr Rose on his way out of the house and flagged down a passing subject who took him to the Greyhound station.
- 23:36Justin Alan Hayes: Mr Soldier reported he took the Greyhound bus back to Portland and so we have a copy of the actual bus ticket here, as well as the email that was used to purchase it.
- 23:47Justin Alan Hayes: The email that was used to purchase it quinnrose R-O-S-E at hotmailcom.
- 23:53Justin Alan Hayes: And again, here's a picture of that particular evidence.
- 24:03Justin Alan Hayes: Yeah, and as far as name change, I think we should throw that out as well.
- 24:08Justin Alan Hayes: While we're on that topic, we do have the Oregon Judicial Department actual name change request, which was not made by David, our guest, his like he said, his, I say his birth name, nathaniel Isaac Hume, and there was a comment listed name change of adult from Nathaniel Isaac Hume to Solomon O David Soldier court action in the date that that actually occurred, and so the name change was something that David, he did not approve of.
- 24:54Justin Alan Hayes: That, as well as social security number that has been modified, change and things that I'm just learning, and you may know maybe not our viewers or listeners that there are a lot of things, if you don't have a social security number or one that matches up to you, that you can't do, and so, for instance, david's unable to purchase a house, he has difficulty banking because, again, social security number is something that is needed, and so that actually.
- 25:32Justin Alan Hayes: So you say, how's Brian Davis?
- 25:35Justin Alan Hayes: How's he come into that?
- 25:37Justin Alan Hayes: Well, david will get into here, where he was able to match, through a government report, the phone number that was used to change, that was actually or is actually Brian Davis.
- 25:57Justin Alan Hayes: So if you just want to touch on that for maybe a minute, we're getting close.
- 26:01Justin Alan Hayes: Yeah.
- 26:03David Solomon: So Brian Davis' number cell phone number has been linked not only to the Social Security change but also to my wife's bank account where about six months ago her bank account was changed to that number and then some things were purchased that were very inappropriate, I might add and we got the notification and had to go to the bank and make a report and indeed confirmed that it did come up Brian Davis' cell phone.
- 26:49Justin Alan Hayes: Wow.
- 26:50David Solomon: Same cell phone that is tied to that security Social Security report.
- 26:57David Solomon: And it just boggles my mind how Mr Davis can sit here and say Mr Davis can sit here and say I don't know a lot about David when, indeed right before I was taken, if I might add, brian Davis sat down with Tim Long, apparently for four hours of his day and talked about apparently for four hours of his day and talked about me for four hours with my pastor at the time behind my back.
- 27:38David Solomon: Wow, and that was leading up to when I was taken and it just shows you.
- 27:49David Solomon: Even after that, brian went out of his way to contact any church youth pastor or college leader or mentor.
- 27:58David Solomon: He would go out of his way to contact them and find out where I was and I wanted to address we have a minute left.
- 28:12David Solomon: Okay, I wanted to address one other thing.
- 28:15David Solomon: Emily Hancock is going to come up in all this.
- 28:20David Solomon: Emily Hancock is someone that I worked with in the writing world, and Brian Davis destroyed that relationship.
- 28:28David Solomon: You can look into the origins of this as I talk about it on different platforms in the past, and you can also look on Brian Davis' website.
- 28:42David Solomon: Not only is she listed, but you can also look me up, solomon O Stone, as apparently someone that reviewed not only his book but his co-author, brock Eastman.
- 28:58Justin Alan Hayes: Okay, we're going to have to cut in at this point for this episode.
- 29:02Justin Alan Hayes: So, yeah, a lot of information.
- 29:05Justin Alan Hayes: You saw me shuffling around with a lot of papers to again bring what's out there from a fact-based standpoint.
- 29:17Justin Alan Hayes: Lastly, I want to definitely touch on so Scott Miner has accused David of just lying outright and he actually wrote that he called and waited on hold for 45 minutes to the National Human Trafficking Confirmation, to that hotline, and he said there's nobody under case number 0136454-1.
- 29:44Justin Alan Hayes: And that is false.
- 29:47Justin Alan Hayes: I have independently confirmed that that is in fact true and that case does exist.
- 29:53Justin Alan Hayes: So that's a lie from Mr Scott Minor.
- 29:56Justin Alan Hayes: So thank you for joining us today.
- 29:59Justin Alan Hayes: We're going to just close real quick with a prayer.
- 30:02Justin Alan Hayes: So, god, please grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and wisdom to know the difference.
- 30:13Justin Alan Hayes: We'll see you next time.