One year after Tori Stocks Stephens posted video evidence of Mark Anthony Stephens’ abuse, the hypocrisy remains unmistakable — a man preaching “LOVE” while acting with violence, control, and denial.

Exactly one year ago today, Tori Stocks Stephens posted this video — a moment that captured more truth in 90 seconds than Mark Anthony Stephens has spoken in years.

Wearing a sweatshirt with Jesus’ crucified hand and the word LOVE printed beneath it, Mark walks toward her, angry and unrelenting, as she pleads for him to back away.
There’s nothing loving about it.

This is what narcissistic abuse looks like when the mask slips.
This is spiritual hypocrisy — using faith as a prop while weaponizing intimidation, shame, and control.

🎥 Transcript (Dec 23, 2024)

Tori: Each other.

Mark: Record me, shoot me like crap. It’s not right, no, it’s the way you’re treating me.

Tori: Get away from me. Get away from—stop trying to—get away from me right now. Get away from me.

Mark: Don’t recording. I don’t consent of it. I don’t, I don’t consent of it.

Tori: Why? Because you don’t want any accountability for the way you’re talking to me? You know what? You’re getting physical with me. You go to anger management. And I mean it—you go to anger management. I mean it, you go to anger management, Mark.

Mark: Your arm.

Tori: Only reason why I’m recording is because you think you can talk shit to me all the time and treat me like shit.

Mark: I got the wrong person.

Tori: Why? Because you can’t treat me like shit and put me down, hogging you? You’re not—you’re not going to get away with the way you treat me.

Tori: You’re not going to get away with the way you treat me, you’re not going to get away with the way you treat me. And talk to me and talk to me. You’re not, you’re not. You need accountability, dude, and you need to go get some help for your anger issues.

📌 Pattern on full display:

• Religion as camouflage.
• Anger disguised as righteousness.
• Love reduced to a slogan.

Every therapist, doctor, and court record points to the same truth: anger, control, and denial drive his behavior.
He doesn’t need a platform. He needs accountability and treatment.

So on this anniversary, we honor the truth — not the narrative.
We stand with those who record, who speak up, and who refuse to be silenced.

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