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I wonder if this was politically motivated like the case was in Texas? I wonder if the state of Arkansas received a bogus phone call and then proceeded to ruin 100 kids lives because of the lies given in that call before they even tried to verify the information or the caller? I also wonder if it will take an appellate judge to return legal sanity to the case like happened in Texas. I wonder if a very few charges are made after such a big political show like happened in Texas.
You can say what you want and wish it to be true but only provable truth supports what are known as "FACTS." Our nations courts are supposed to be based on provable truth and not on a neighbors disagreement with another's religion. In the End in Texas they have next to nothing that they can prosecute and because of the massive mess the prosecutors and the initial judge made those charges will probably never hold up either. This incident in Texas is not a good example of anything positive it is a great example of a colossal legal and a prosecutions professional ethical screw ups. I hope that the state of Arkansas learned what not to do and acted and reacted on properly verified information in a legal and reasonable manner. Texas was found by their own judicial system to have failed on each and every one of these points. I hope Arkansas is honest enough, professional enough, and ethical enough to do it right and actually protect it's children from real and true threats and not the untrue and unsupported allegations made up by a criminal calling in from Colorado.