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Long litany of legal disputes begins in FLDS raid
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I guess your version of keeping up includes gross exaggeration ...
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if you were ACTUALLY interested in the FACTS, you'd know that it is THE TRUST that is asking for the financial documents from the state.
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What I find odd is that you either read very poorly or think the rest of us do. It's the FLDS trust that is requesting the financial documents from the state since they are being sued by private entities.
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Clockwise from top, a family portrait of Joseph Steed Jessop Sr., Lori Jessop and their children; Ziana Glo Jessop, 4; Joseph Edson Jessop, 2; and Joseph Steed Jessop Jr., who turns 1 on Thursday. The FLDS family went to court to block the separation of the mother and infant child.
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Have we SEEN pictures of this "BED in the temple". Was it a single bed or a cot where someone could lay down if the temple service was too long or the person attending was elderly or ill?
Hmmmm... I guess the press release does not sound as good if someone wrote "A small cot was found in the FLDS temple".
That is the trouble will press releases. Sometimes it is just better for the STATE and/or CPS to keep their mouths shut and just collect and present their "evidence" to a court.