[JRandomFreeper]

So Texas Rangers didn't interview a woman in Colorado that was arrested for filing a false report? NPR got it wrong? I'm crushed to hear it.

/johnny/

[SouthTexas]

The calls to the Child Protection Project, run by a former member of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, were recorded at the request of the Texas Rangers.

Shouldn't take long to verify.

[Politicalmom]

Good grief.

There were TWO sets of calls. She is NOT suspected of being the original caller at this time, she is suspected of calling Flora Jessop at another shelter. The whole thing took place outside of Texas.

[greyfoxx39]

Springs woman arrested for false reporting in raid

A Colorado Springs woman was arrested on charges of false reporting to authorities and is being investigated for her alleged involvement in the call that tipped authorities off to possible abuse at the Texas polygamist compound.

Police say they arrested 33-year-old Rozita Swinton at her home on Wednesday. The Texas Rangers were in Colorado Springs apparently as part of their investigation involving the compound in Texas.

They left and have not filed any charges on Swinton and the Colorado Springs Police spokesman said he could not discuss any aspects of the Texas case.

Our sister station KMGH in Denver found out that this is not the first time Swinton has been arrested on charges of making false reports to authorities. According to records the charge against Swinton was made in connection to calls received by police in February indicating she was 13 years old and trapped in a basement-- all a lie.

New story 4/18 Colorado Springs Gazette

Here

[org.whodat]

I suppose you read post 13 and now have the facts straight. Unless your purpose was not to have the facts straight.