was an LDS mission president and Temple president in Bolivia; accused of sexually abusing two teenage girls

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Ramiro Antelo Saenz allegedly abused two young girls in 2018 while being interviewed and later called as an LDS temple president, according to a source familiar with the case who requested to remain anonymous.

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  1. New mission president
    view source details | 4 Sep 2004 | Deseret News
  2. New temple presidents and matrons called to serve in Peru, Nigeria, Alabama and California
    view source details | 23 May 2019 | The Church News

Source details

  • New mission president
    Publisher: Deseret News
    Date: 4 Sep 2004
    Archive.org
    Source type: News article

    A new mission president has been called by the First Presidency, to begin service on Sept. 20.

    Ramiro Antelo Saenz, 45; Bolivia La Paz Mission; Piray Ward, Santa Cruz Bolivia Piray Stake; stake president; former counselor in stake presidencies and bishopric. Legal assessor. Born in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, to [family information redacted by FLOODLIT].

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    New temple presidents and matrons called to serve in Peru, Nigeria, Alabama and California
    Publisher: The Church News
    Date: 23 May 2019
    Archive.org
    Source type: News article

    Ramiro Antelo Saenz, 60, Las Misiones Ward, Santa Cruz Bolivia Abundancia Stake, called as president of the Arequipa Peru Temple. [...] He is a high councilor and a former Bolivia La Paz Mission president, stake president and bishop. An attorney, he was born in Santa Cruz, Andres Ibañez, Bolivia, to [family information redacted by FLOODLIT].

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