"I Can't Unsee What I've Seen" | Official Preview
January 16, 2026
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In this powerful and deeply emotional episode, Elizabeth Phillips sits down with Shawn Ryan for the first time to publicly expose the dark underbelly of Camp Kanakuk, a prominent evangelical summer camp linked to decades of systemic child abuse. Elizabeth shares the tragic story of her brother Trey, a survivor who died by suicide after being silenced by a restrictive NDA. She details the shocking scale of abuse, the institutional cover-ups, and her relentless pursuit of justice through legislative reform and advocacy. Viewers will hear about the failures of the legal system, the grooming tactics used, the complicity of powerful figures, and why change is urgently needed. This is a courageous conversation about truth, accountability, and protecting children at all costs.
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