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2011-08-11 10:32:51 UTC
Mounties to investigate FLDS child brides in Utah
By nate carlisle
The Salt Lake Tribune
First published Aug 10 2011 03:30PM
Updated 6 hours ago Updated Aug 10, 2011 10:50PM
Canadian Royal Mounted Police have a list of 30 girls who may have been
abused or trafficked for sex by members of the Fundamentalist Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and plan to visit Utah and Texas to
investigate.
The girls range in age from 12 to 17, said Cpl. Dan Moskaluk, a spokesman
for the Mounties. The planned U.S. trips were not spurred by the trial of
FLDS president and prophet Warren Jeffs, Moskaluk said.
Rather, the trips are related to an ongoing inquiry in British Columbia
about polygamy there, Moskaluk said.
However, the Mounties have been cooperating with Texas law enforcement,
which found marriage records inside the Yearning for Zion Ranch in Eldorado
during a 2008 raid.
"We were provided with a list of 30 possible victims," Moskaluk said.
Moskaluk said the Mounties are not yet ready to name any suspects, but
possible offenses include the sexual assault of girls on Canadian soil or
transporting girls out of Canada for the purposes of sex elsewhere.
The FLDS has an enclave in Bountiful, British Columbia.
At Jeffs' trial, prosecutors said he married two 12-year-olds from Canada on
the same day in December 2005.
Mounties have investigated allegations of FLDS sex abuse in the past, but
victims have been reluctant to cooperate, Moskaluk said.
"Hopefully, these people realize we are just trying to assist," he added.
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/52364099-78/moskaluk-mounties-flds-girls.html.csp
Oversexed Mormons are at it again, damnit!! Neutering may be necessary to
control this latest outbreak of unbridled fornication.
Doc ;\)~
By nate carlisle
The Salt Lake Tribune
First published Aug 10 2011 03:30PM
Updated 6 hours ago Updated Aug 10, 2011 10:50PM
Canadian Royal Mounted Police have a list of 30 girls who may have been
abused or trafficked for sex by members of the Fundamentalist Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and plan to visit Utah and Texas to
investigate.
The girls range in age from 12 to 17, said Cpl. Dan Moskaluk, a spokesman
for the Mounties. The planned U.S. trips were not spurred by the trial of
FLDS president and prophet Warren Jeffs, Moskaluk said.
Rather, the trips are related to an ongoing inquiry in British Columbia
about polygamy there, Moskaluk said.
However, the Mounties have been cooperating with Texas law enforcement,
which found marriage records inside the Yearning for Zion Ranch in Eldorado
during a 2008 raid.
"We were provided with a list of 30 possible victims," Moskaluk said.
Moskaluk said the Mounties are not yet ready to name any suspects, but
possible offenses include the sexual assault of girls on Canadian soil or
transporting girls out of Canada for the purposes of sex elsewhere.
The FLDS has an enclave in Bountiful, British Columbia.
At Jeffs' trial, prosecutors said he married two 12-year-olds from Canada on
the same day in December 2005.
Mounties have investigated allegations of FLDS sex abuse in the past, but
victims have been reluctant to cooperate, Moskaluk said.
"Hopefully, these people realize we are just trying to assist," he added.
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/52364099-78/moskaluk-mounties-flds-girls.html.csp
Oversexed Mormons are at it again, damnit!! Neutering may be necessary to
control this latest outbreak of unbridled fornication.
Doc ;\)~