“There is nothing negative or wrong about anything I have ever done.” Liane Wilson January 5, 2023
Coached Sexual Abuse trauma online Media Daily Beast Article
Accusation of Sexual Abuse Coaching from Students
“Students” engaged in parental abductions
Fake “Certified Clinical Nutritionist”
Health Mastery Institute was NOT registered until September 2022; after Liana Shanti’s student’s parental abductions took place and was exposed online. Did students pay $1000’s for an Online Certificate to a company or school that didn’t exist from 2019-2021 and a woman who claimed to be a “Certified Clinical Nutritionist” only later to be proven to be FALSE?
Currently on Probation for Fraud
Multiple Lawsuits / Previous Restraining Order
Fact: What do Liane Wilson and her husbands have in common? ALL THREE have been charged with felonies, and ALL THREE have previously filed for bankruptcy.
It seems there was
LOTS TO HIDE
after all…….
“Few things disgust me more than female attorneys who represent pedophiles, wife abusers, and domestic violence perpetrators.” Liane Wilson July 25, 2024
On July 25, 2024, posting on Instagram, Liana Shanti once again exhibited her ability to try and create a narrative opposite to her own real-life actions in what could be considered to be an attempt to redirect the spotlight.
Despite taking an oath when becoming a lawyer in 1999 (minimal time practiced) and contrary to her statement expressing her “disgust” for those charged with serious crimes, look no further than Liane Wilson defending her own first husband.
In 2012, Liane Wilson‘s first husband, Mr. D.W, had been charged with Rape, Kidnapping, and Assault of a local woman on the island.
Case ID: 5PC121000345 – STATE OF HAWAII VS. D C. W
During the trial in 2015, the hypocritical Liane Wilson testified (Liana Shanti) in support of her first husband, ultimately denying the “kidnapped rape victim” justice and leading to Mr. Wilson being found not guilty.
Liane Wilson Abuse Advocate?
After being verified as an online cult leader through extensive analysis from industry professionals, convicted felon Liane Wilson, a.k.a. Liana Shanti’s magical transformation in late 2022 into a righteous “victims advocate” may have seemed like a good idea at the time. One could see this as an attempt to control the narrative and deflect unwanted attention as information about this unknown enigma was coming to light.
Liana Shanti cult members rallied around their exalted leader. They invented a bogus award for this convicted felon, ultimately not knowing the whole story or even a glimpse into this convicted felon’s past. Victims’ stories combined with ex-cult members’ statements would soon be revealed to the public through a series of articles by Investigative reporter Jennings Brown in the spring of 2023.
The information seems to cast doubt on the credibility of convicted felon Liane Wilson’s claim of being a “victim advocate.” Furthermore, evidence from online media reports shows her coaching individuals on their past “sexual abuse” as a self-proclaimed psychic, further raising questions about her credibility.
July 2024
Sometimes, the truth is right in front of you.
Otherwise known as projection.
“I will always speak truth and could not care less what anyone’s feelings about the truth are” Liane Wilson July 2024
Ex-Cult Member-provided statement to judge
Bankruptcy Dismissal Public Record due to fraud
September 9, 2023 HIGHLIGHTS Liane Wilson
” Invested over a million dollars in my own mentors”
“Mastered money making offline”
(Why so many lawsuits, bankruptcies, foreclosure and landlord issues over 24 years?)
“Wall St Lawyer handling multi-billion dollar deals”
(First-year junior lawyer with very short career?)
“Psychic Abilities”
(If you were Psychic, you should have known you would be convicted of FRAUD )
Liane Wilson claims to have some responsibility for valuing the Zapruder Film. The settlement occurred in August 1999, and Liane Wilson did not pass the Bar until the following month. Litigation would have occurred years before the final ruling, possibly while she was still in law school. This information is from an article in the Washington Post, which stated that “the valuation relied heavily on the testimony of auction house experts.”