Summary
Carl Pratt was an LDS bishop in San Manuel, Arizona.
A source told FLOODLIT that Pratt sexually molested a boy in his ward while he was serving as the boy’s bishop.
The source requested anonymity.
FLOODLIT has obtained documents related to this case that we feel make the allegations credible against Pratt.
If you or someone you know experienced any abusive or problematic behavior by Pratt, please contact us or report abuse.
Facts
- Criminal: Never charged, Not convicted,
- Civil: No civil case,
- Positions: Bishop, High priest, Other leader, Scout leader, Stake high council, Temple worker,
- During alleged crime: Bishop,
- Crime scenes: Bishop's office, LDS building,
- Victims: 1 victim,
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Born: 1930
Died: 2006
- Mission: unknown
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Source details
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Obituary - Carl Dee Pratt
Publisher: Deseret News
Date: 16 Mar 2006
Archive.org
Source type: Website
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