article_snippet: Lindsay Tornambe's name was called and Lindsay Tornambe's parents allowed her parents 13-year-old daughter to join the group of girls at the camp, called "The Maidens," under Barnard's supervision.
article_snippet: Lindsay Tornambe's and other congregants said the group of girls got up early, sewed, cooked and cleaned for Barnard.
article_snippet: Everything that a wife would do, the group of girls did for Barnard," Johnson said.
article_snippet: Tornambe told investigators the group of 10 young girls and women were known as Alamoths, or maidens.
article_snippet: the group of 10 young girls and women was sent to what " Tornambe thought was a summer camp, the document says.