Alleged crime: 1970s,
LDS positions: Other leader, - During alleged crime: Other leader,
- LDS mission:
unknown - Alleged:
Multiple victims, Unknown number of victims,
- Criminal case(s): Never charged, Not convicted, Unknown result,
- Alleged failure to report
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This John Doe child sexual abuse case was described by Vaughn Featherstone of the Mormon church seventy in 1975.
Featherstone said LDS leaders failed to take action and that “many, many” boys were victimized.
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