
Victims:Add info
Positions: Bishop,
Mission: Add info
Marriage: yes | Add info
Criminal result: Guilty,
Luis Gonzales Case Summary
01/01/98 Sacramento, CA
LDS Luis Gonzales, a former Mormon bishop, “has been charged with 20 counts of child molestation,
battery, rape, bigamy, stalking, and fraud. The victim, alias Tammy Doe alleges, “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has been fully aware of this man’s illegal activities since 1998 and failed to do anything until the child molestation became public.”
The trial is being held in the Sacramento County Court House, Department 26 located on H Street. Nancy Cachrane is the Deputy District Attorney for Sacramento County, and is prosecuting this case against Luis Gonzales. (Tapestry Against Polygamy, July 2002)”
“Luis Gonzales v. State of California (Sacramento Superior Court, Case Number: 02F05565, 2002).”
more notes:
LDS Luis Gonzales, a Bishop, “has been charged with 20 counts of child molestation, battery, rape, bigamy, stalking, and fraud. According to “The patriarch, polygamy, and power, Gonzales molested Tammy Steeves daughter over 30 times and told her to pray before being molested (Sacramento News & Review, 2003). The victim, alias Tammy Doe alleges, “The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has been fully aware of this man’s illegal activities since 1998 and failed to do anything until the child molestation became public.”
The trial is being held in the Sacramento County Court House, Department 26 located on H Street. Nancy Cachrane is the Deputy District Attorney for Sacramento County, and is prosecuting this case against Luis Gonzales. (Tapestry Against Polygamy, July 2002)” https://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/content/the-patriarch-polygamy-and-power/15069/
Mormon sex abuse database
- Cases: All | Recently updated
- Positions: lifetime | during crime | when accused
- Places lived: lifetime | during crime | when accused
- Case locations: US state
- Case results: criminal | civil
- Case details: M/F | # of victims | crime scene
Mormon sex crimes map
Places where accused LDS church members lived, committed sex crimes, were arrested, or served prison time.