pingaling
And now that the facade as been cracked the house will come crashing down.
Good for Texas to have not dodged this fight.
Yeah.. her and some 60 year old holy-joe pervert.. you freak.
Let the kids go.. I hope ALL of them can escape.
Let the legal processes begin:
http://www.gosanangelo.com/news/2008/jun/20/grand-jury-session-could-affect-polygamist-sect/
Grand jury session could affect polygamist sect case
By Paul A. Anthony (Contact)
Friday, June 20, 2008
A Schleicher County grand jury will convene next week - a rare second sitting this month that could have implications for the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
The exact day has not been officially set, a Schleicher County clerk said, and state law keeps details of grand jury proceedings strictly under wraps.
The grand jury already met this month and handed down 18 indictments unrelated to the April 3 raid on the FLDS compound; a second meeting in a month is quite rare, the clerk said.
.....snip
The criminal investigation, sparked by a phone call now believed to be a hoax, is one of four known probes into activities at the YFZ Ranch, which FLDS leaders founded in late 2003 near Eldorado.
The state’s Child Protective Services agency also continues to investigate allegations that underage girls were forced into marriage with older men, while attorneys for a Utah-based trust are looking into whether its funds were improperly used to purchase and build the ranch. The FBI also has opened a criminal probe.
.....end snips
Are they saying they can’t find the girl?
It is a wacky world.
First, I read the whole article.
Then I went to other sources.
Here is some qoutes from CNN.
According to court documents, Jessop told Malonis that the girl needed an attorney who would advocate for the FLDS church and the members’ lifestyle.
Malonis said the Texas attorney general’s office told her the girl will be called to testify before a grand jury in the next few weeks. On Thursday, she said in the application, authorities attempted to serve the girl with a subpoena but could not find her.
In addition, Malonis said, the girl has expressed anger and hostility toward her, which she believes Jessop instigated.
The application is attached to a letter from the girl that says she wants Malonis released as her attorney because she has said “untrue statements about me and has tried to make me admit things that did not happen.”
“I believe that [the girl] was avoiding service because of coercion and improper influence from Willie Jessop,” Malonis said.
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“Based on my dealings with Willie Jessop, I believe he exercises a great deal of control over [the girl], and I am certain that he is interested in protecting the church’s interests,” Malonis said.
No way.
We have been told that these people are as clean and pure and innocent as new fallen snow.
Why can't I rape my Spiritual Wives without the darn state (which we all know is Waco II here) getting involved?
Then next thing you know, the State will stop me from French kissing 12 year olds!
Oooops.......
Bbbbbut - I have to call them from "Behind the Veil" or they cannot enter my Planet of Heaven......which will be......somewhere.........where I am my Own Personal God with Lots (and LOTS) of women to......well, you know.
Now wait, I don’t quite understand this article.
The way this starts out is that the 16 year old has asked for this but in reality she has asked for a new lawyer, so the lawyer filed these papers. Was this the same lawyer on Nancy Grace a few weeks back?
So the girl doesn’t want any part of the attorney’s allegations, wants a new lawyer, and the judge refuses and accepts the attorney’ “order”.
This is hilarious.
Natalie Malonis
By golly, she is the one all breathless on Nancy Grace. LMAO.
Wonder is she will get some more airtime. Why no compadres joining her in the gestapo tactics.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0805/28/ng.01.html
I used to call the government lovers here the Nancy Grace mob. lol
Is this the same 16 year old girl whose attorney tried and failed (at least for more than a day) to stop her return to the FLDS?
This article is confusing.
The girl wants to fire her lawyer but the court says no.
The lawyer wants a restraining order keeping William Jessop away from her client, and the court says...?
Can the girl’s parents wade in and choose or fire her lawyer? Both sides are accusing the other of trying to coerce the girl to say what they want her to day at the grand jury.
Muddy muddy muddy. One wishes for facts to corroborate things. I suspect this will still be clear as mud after she testifies.
If Texas authorities are having trouble locating this girl, her mother needs to be arrested, and a warrant put out to take the girl back into state custody. She was released into her mother’s care subject to very specific restrictions about where she could go, and “missing” wasn’t on the list.