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Suspect in call that led to raid on FLDS has hearing delayed
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They probably know that this will eventually happen but they can cause more financial hardship on the FLDS by doing it this way, even if it's in the short term.
Does anyone know when that book was printed? If it was before the raid, I would think she would be in very big trouble.
I know that she is a victim but being a victim doesn't give you a free pass to hurt other people. My theory is she may have felt so entitled and self-important from all the publicity that she didn't have trouble making up these lies. If these lies were made at the time her book was about to be released and that made her rich, well even better.
Maybe she hated Warren Jeffs so much that she is taking it out on all the children on the YFZ ranch. If this is true, and I'm not sure it is ture, she is no better than Warren Jeffs and she deserves to go to prison.
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Religious Freedom is a Major issue in this case. To give the CPS the ability to take away Accepted Religious Texts allows for Law Enforcement to remove other major Religious Texts in the Future. Under CPS Rules and Regulations, the Children of other Families not even related to this case can have their Religion interfered with.
The fact that CPS knew the calls were bogus and still acted on them creates a timeline of deception and Lawbreaking on their part.