Texas sect parents complain of vague custody plans

Fort Worth Star-Telegram ^ | Mon, May. 19, 2008 | MICHELLE ROBERTS

[Soliton]

Donna Guion, an attorney for the mother of a 6-year-old son of the sect's jailed prophet, Warren Jeffs, complained the plans were so vague they would be impossible to satisfy and were contingent on psychological evaluations likely to take weeks more to complete.

"This plan is so vague and so broad that my client has no idea what she can do now," Guion said of the boy's mother.

[commonguymd]

That is not true. Nobody on this ranch was on any government assistance program to the State’s knowledge. Not sure how these rumors and lies start but people keep repeating it.

[commonguymd]

Scary part is they hang out here. A conservative website that should put individual liberty up there in level of importance and not guilt by association, or by being of a non-approved government religion. Think the exodus by way of Baptist bussing was a coincidence?

[Balding_Eagle]

I’m having a good day, but I’m still pissed from being called a rapist everytime I asked about the Constitutionally of the raid.

Just as you tried to change the subject.

[bonfire]

I didn’t call you a rapist nor did I change the subject.

But you knew that.

[Balding_Eagle]

The reason you didn’t change the subject is because I didn’t allow it.

You tried to change it from the issue of the fascists and Marxist, and the fact that hundreds of thousand of our bravest gave their very lives trying to kill them and to prevent what those fascists have been championing for weeks, government tyranny.

You tried to change it to the subject that our forefather didn’t die to protect rapists. I wasn’t talking about that, and even a Harvard graduate could recognize that.

But you knew that.