Reader comments
Washington County sends dossiers of select FLDS members to Texas officials
73 comments | Read story
Get today's headlines via email
Good morning edition
Deseret News Family Deals
In News
Across Site
- Colliding causes: Gay rights and...
- Woman charged in Rasmussen death...
- Photos: Salt Lake Main Library...
- Powells, Coxes put differences aside...
- Amendments to gutted sex education...
- Requests to alter online news...
- Salt Lake City celebrates 2002...
- 'Wicked' tickets on sale May 11
- Sweethearts in real life also share...
- Despite data, Lyme disease sufferers...
In News
Across Site
- Powells, Coxes put differences aside...
- Colliding causes: Gay rights and...
- View live stream of services for...
- Focus returns to Powell children today
- Battling misconceptions: Faced with...
- Father-in-law dragged deeper into...
- Romney's 'Horrible Tuesday' signals...
- Josh Powell had 'incestuous' images...
- LDS bishop ordered to stand trial for...
- Committee will explore new '22...
In News
Across Site
- Prop. 8 declared unconstitutional
181 - LDS Church, others respond to Prop 8
87 - Families at odds over Powell's actions
54 - LDS bishop ordered to stand trial
41 - Gay rights and religious liberty
41 - Utah House blocks Sandstrom bill
39 - Powell call:'I'm afraid for their lives'
33 - Photos: Year of the Dragon
26 - Bill would cut auto safety checks
24 - Should SLC bid again for Olympics?
23







If your purpose had been to inform your readers about clandestine correspondence between law enforcement in Utah and their counterparts in Texas leading up to the YFZ raid, you could have done so without publishing names and what look like "mug shots".
What next? Will they be accused of the next earthquake?
Yes, I'm sure the leader of the FLDS has a security team--most churches do. We may not like the FLDS beliefs and, indeed, some of Mr. Jeff's actions seem to remove him from sincere consideration as a righteous leader (I'm sorry, FLDS readers, I do realize that you revere him as Prophet), but it is not extraordinary that there should be a security team.
But to publish pictures and list this ambiguous list of "charges" certainly tends to incite people unnecessarily--not to mention that it makes Utah law enforcement appear highly unprofessional. I'm not totally comfortable with sharing such vague charges with Texas law enforcement--given Texas' record of jumping the gun. And I think it highly unprofessional for this type of information to be given to the press. There is certainly no danger to the citizens of Utah from these people.
I'm not FLDS and don't live in Utah, either.
WOW!
Now the best they can do is show photos of people that might stare you down in court????????????
Obviously, the state is worried about these people and will create anykind of slander they can think up. Why? Is the state worried about thier own crimes?
STOP THE WITCH HUNT*******
That list made me laugh!
polygamist to law enforcement: "Howdy"
Law enforcement: "Flora, was he threatening me?"
Flora: "Without a doubt, howdy means your next on the blood atone list!"
Put him on the LIST!
Dear FLDS sympathizers: You reap what you sow. You lie in the bed you make. Your prophet, when caught outside Vegas, was found with boatloads of cash, disguises for a small clan, enough fake IDs to start a junta all the attitude of, well, a venomous snake.
Deal with it. You are busted.
Have a nice day.
This article is nothing more than propaganda generated by Utah law enforcement and propagated by the DN.
Of course they will react viciously to any reports that reveal their true character.
Just as they have for every victim who has ever testified against them, they will try to intimidate and discredit anyone who tries to tell the truth about them.
DN this was a nice article.
Kissing up to the polygamist community means votes for Smith. His shameless ignorance is disgraceful. He needs to be replaced.
Thanks for coming out of your hole in the ground, to share with us your vindictive comments. You can go back now.