The real story behind Alice in Wonderland

Today is the first installment of my Spooktober series! I did this last year, and decided I needed to do it this year as well. This isn't a true crime video like the ones I've done in the past, but it's a topic I wanted to talk about. It's the disturbing story behind Alice in Wonderland, which is in my top 3 favorite childhood stories.
#spooktober #aliceinwonderland #truecrime

Spooktober Series Playlist:
   • Spooktober Series  

Youtube Video by Explore with Us that gave me the idea:
   • Disturbing Horrors Behind Alice in Wo...  
A great deep dive into this as well by Absolute History:
   • The Controversial Life Of Lewis Carro...  
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Second Disclaimer: Anything said in this video is for entertainment purposes, and my opinions.

If you're curious to where the 99% statistic comes from (with the reps making little to no money)here you go:
That statistic comes from a report done by Jon M. Taylor PhD called "the Case (For And) Against Multi-Level Marketing" which the FTC studied and verified. The report in entirety can be found on the FTC website (which I will leave linked below for you). The report is 40 pages long so if you are only looking for the statistic skip to Chapter 7: MLM's abysmal numbers. His statistics were independently verified by other experts prior to being given to the FTC as listed in the appendix. Other experts such as Robert Fitzpatrick have also done their own independent studies and came up with the exact same numbers.
https://www.ftc.gov/sites/default/fil...

FTC: MLM vs Pyramid Scheme article
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