12-Year-Old Girl from Satanic Sex Cult Gives Birth to Stepfather's Child

0:00 The harrowing story of Taza Simona reveals the devastating impact of generational abuse within a family system tainted by a sex cult. Born into unimaginable circumstances, Taza endured systematic abuse beginning at age 6 when her mother and her mother's husband subjected her to severe physical assault at the ARPA Crossing Apartments in Muskegon, MI. During this incident, her mother pinned Tazza's arms while her husband delivered repeated blows and experienced Tazza described as more agonizing than a single knockout punch. The sexual abuse began with her mother coercing her to perform oral acts on the boyfriend, with Tazza's mother physically restraining her daughter.

0:45 During these assaults, Tazza recalled trying to push away, only to have her mother grip her wrists. When the man asked to ejaculate in Taza's mouth, Her mother's response, Oh, we're not going that far, became permanently etched in Taza's traumatized memory. As Taza grew older and more resistant, her abusers escalated to using drugs, first muscle relaxers disguised as chocolate, then chloroform to facilitate rape. She would regain consciousness to find evidence of assault on her body. Throughout this period, Tazza maintained her faith, finding solace in prayer and communication with her deceased father while resisting the cult's indoctrination. The abuse extended beyond her immediate family. Tazza recounted disturbing incidents involving her grandmother, who sexually assaulted her multiple times by forcing her face into her genitals. When Tazza protested that she couldn't breathe, her grandmother coldly replied.

1:48 I don't want you to breathe. This abuse pattern appeared to be generational, with implications that her mother and aunt had also been victims. A particularly devastating revelation emerged during a kitchen conversation where Tazza learned her grandfather had raped her oldest sister. The family's dysfunction became further evident when her aunt's relationship with their father was questioned, leading to Tazza's family being expelled from the house while her aunt remained, continuing what appeared to be an inappropriate relationship with her father. One of the most traumatic chapters in Tazza's story occurred when she became pregnant at age 12, the result of abuse by her stepfather.

2:31 Her mother, who was studying nursing, orchestrated a secret home birth to avoid authorities. Each morning, Tazza's growing belly was wrapped in Saran wrap to conceal the pregnancy at school. The birth itself was conducted without medical assistance or pain relief, with Tazza's mother, aunt, and two others present. Despite initially showing affection for the newborn and sharing a bed with Tazza and the baby for several weeks, her mother eventually removed the child. The trauma of pregnancy, birth and sudden loss of her baby at such a young age was compounded by her family's insistence that the pregnancy never occurred. Tazza's mother's nursing background enabled her to manage the delivery professionally, including cutting the umbilical cord and handling the placenta.

3:21 To validate her account, Tazza underwent extensive verification processes. She passed 28 question lie detector tests administered by Howard Swabash, a specialist known for his work on Doctor Philippines. Medical examination by an OBGYN revealed extensive internal scarring that corroborated her story. The doctor recommended additional testing to determine if the damage would affect Taza's future fertility. A private investigator later confirmed Taza's account and made a shocking discovery. Her daughter was allegedly in Detroit, MI in the custody of two paedophiles, 1 incarcerated and one free. The investigator cautioned Taza against taking immediate action, explaining the complex legal process required for recovery and revealing the child's involvement in a satanic church. The abuse Taza experienced was part of a broader pattern of family dysfunction.

4:22 She recalls witnessing her grandfather's violent assault on her grandmother, who tried to protect Taza and her sister. In one particularly violent incident, her grandfather broke her grandmother's arm while she attempted to shield the children from his drunken rage. The incident ended with her mother discovering a blood splattered room, highlighting the intergenerational nature of the abuse. Despite these traumatic experiences, Tazza has shown remarkable resilience. She graduated high school and gained acceptance to multiple colleges, ultimately choosing Texas Southern University. She made the difficult decision to leave Michigan, driving 22 hours alone in AU Haul to start fresh in Texas. This journey, while lonely, represented both an escape from her traumatic past and a step toward a better future. Tazza's story illuminates the sophisticated nature of abuse, noting that perpetrators often maintain respectable appearances.

5:25 She emphasizes the importance of recognizing behavioral signs of abuse rather than focusing solely on physical appearance or social status. Her mother's refusal to take a lie detector test to address Tazza's accusations speaks volumes about the complex dynamics of denial and complicity within abusive families. Regarding potential reunion with her daughter, Tazza acknowledges the challenges but expresses willingness to sacrifice everything to provide care and healing. She understands the profound loneliness her daughter may feel, having experienced similar isolation herself.

6:05 The separation from her siblings, each suffering in isolation, demonstrates how effectively abuse can fracture family bonds. Today, Tazza uses her voice to inspire other survivors, emphasizing that circumstances need not define one's future. She particularly regrets leaving her younger sisters behind when her stepfather joined the military, understanding now that their mother, trapped in her own trauma, couldn't provide the protection they needed. Through sharing her story, Tazza works to break the cycle of abuse and encourage other survivors to speak out and seek help. Thanks for listening to No Tears for Black Girls. If you enjoyed our show, please take a moment to leave us a five star rating.

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