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Charles John Blome
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- AKA Chuck Blome
- Latest update: 2005: died
- Victims: 5 victims, Multiple victims,
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Born: 1928
Died: 2005
LDS positions: Unknown,
- LDS mission:
no
Leaders allegedly hid sex crimes
- Criminal case: Convicted, Prison,
- Civil case: Civil judgment in favor of plaintiff, lawsuit against LDS church, LDS church found negligent, LDS church ordered to make payment, Liable,
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Settlement paid by LDS church: $4,000,000
- The accused was a Mormon church member and US Army veteran in or near Houston or Beaumont, Texas; admitted to sexually molesting at least five boys; pleaded guilty to two counts of indecency with a child; sentenced to 15 years in prison; the LDS church was ordered to pay $4 million to a 13-year-old boy victim; Blome died in 2005.
- Case report »
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Eustacio Munioz
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- AKA Horacio Muniz, Eustacio Muniz, Horacio Munioz, Tacho, Nacho
- Latest update: 2023: registered sex offender in Texas; lives in San Benito, Texas (Cameron County)
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Born: 1946
LDS positions: Other leader, Youth leader,
- LDS mission:
no
- Criminal case: Convicted,
- Civil case: Civil judgment in favor of plaintiff, LDS church found negligent,
- He was an LDS ward religious and missionary class leader in the Brownsville, Texas area; in 2011, was accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy; the victim, as an adult, filed a lawsuit against the LDS church and won.
- Case report »
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Michael Rex Shean
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- AKA Mike Shean
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Born: 1947
LDS positions: Bishopric counselor, Missionary, Seminary teacher, Temple worker,
- LDS mission:
Uruguay - Uruguay 1966-1968
Leaders allegedly hid sex crimes
- Criminal case: Convicted, Prison,
- Civil case: lawsuit against LDS church, LDS church found negligent, Settlement,
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Settlement paid by LDS church: Yes (undisclosed amount)
- He was a Mormon bishopric counselor, attorney and temple worker in Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California; convicted of sexually molesting boys.
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