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She can’t quiet the memory of a childhood robbed from her.

Messages to SurvivorsBy FloodlitMay 29, 2024Leave a comment

In a Kansas case we reported on today, the abuser was a Mormon church member who allegedly preyed on girls for decades. He accepted a plea deal and pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated indecent liberties with a child, so that prosecutors would dismiss counts of rape and sodomy. The victim’s mother said during…

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Mormon Sex Abuse Case NEWS: Blackfoot, Idaho “avid church-goer” sentenced to 2 to 20 years in prison

NewsBy FloodlitMarch 28, 2024Leave a comment

Blackfoot, Idaho “avid church-goer” Eric Jones was sentenced on Mar. 26 to two to 20 years in prison after being found guilty by a jury of felony battery with intent to commit lewd conduct with a minor. He reportedly said he’d “just given into his urges” by touching a toddler. He admitted his crime to…

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Mitch McKee arrested: new LDS sex abuse case report

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Case details: https://floodlit.org/a/a678/

Now over 100 Mormon sexual abuse coverup cases listed

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See: https://floodlit.org/failure-to-report/

41+ Mormon sexual abuse cases currently ongoing in criminal courts

NewsBy FloodlitFebruary 20, 2024Leave a comment

This list includes 6 former bishops, 2 stake presidents (+2 SP counselors), 1 branch president, 4 primary/youth leaders, 3 attorneys, 3 politicians, 1 police officer, 1 hospital CIO, & the man who inspired “Sound of Freedom” movie. Who are we missing? Complete list Rexburg, Idaho LDS church member accused of breaking and entering women’s apartments…

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Ken Richens, former hospital CIO in Utah, pleaded guilty to sex crimes

UncategorizedBy FloodlitFebruary 9, 2024Leave a comment

Details: Kenneth Merlin Richens

Updated homepage

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More reports coming soon.

Updating our database

UncategorizedBy FloodlitJanuary 21, 20242 Comments

Going through over 100 case reports and updating details and source information.

Report Failure to Help Sex Abuse Victims by Mormon Leaders and Active LDS Members

NewsBy FloodlitJanuary 10, 2024Leave a comment

We’ve added a new database of instances where Mormon church members failed or allegedly failed to help sex abuse victims. Failure Database Report a Failure

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Mormon Sexual Abuse in the News: A 2023 Timeline

NewsBy FloodlitDecember 12, 2023Leave a comment

We’ve added 2023 events to our timeline page.

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