Two Women From Spac Nation Accused Of Allegedly ‘Luring In’ 13 to 16 year old girls by hosting free brunches
An accuser said that multiple videos were created on TikTok that offered a free brunch for young girls ‘to get to know one another, build on confidence, network and build friendships’.
It was reported that after the brunch, attendees soon realised the women were part of the Spac Nation church.
In a statement, a person said: “I am writing to inform you of the known Spac Nation and their plan on luring around 500 girls to a ‘free brunch’ and aiming to scam us.
“There are multiple different perspectives that can be heard of this accounting. This all started on the TikTok app where multiple videos were made offering a free brunch for young girls to get to know one another and build on confidence, networking and form friendships.”
The person went on to say that the form, which contained attendees’ details, indicated that only 20 people would be allowed to attend the event. However, over 500 people reportedly ended up being in the group chat that the host created for the brunch.
She added: “Following the brunch, we soon all came to realise that the deceiving girls used as a front were in fact part of Spac Nation and were trying to lure us in.”
Sharing videos on TikTok, a host wrote: “I tried getting sturdy. I want to take 10 girls to brunch in London. Preferably age 13-16. Everything will be paid for.
“Let’s have fun 2022. #BossBabes. Comment in the comment section if you’d join.”
Another clip’s caption read: “Did someone say brunch upgrade? I’ll be hosting (FREE) different type of events for girls. I’m thinking cinema next? If you’re interested in attending I have a group chat on telegram! Check out my bio to join.”
