Summary

Robert Wilson was a Mormon stake president from 2011 to 2021 in Menifee, California.
A 2024 civil lawsuit against the Mormon church accused Wilson of covering up sexual abuse.
Wilson allegedly failed to report to police after the plaintiff told him that Todd Edwards, a stake member who later became a bishop in the stake, had sexually assaulted her.
Edwards was arrested for sexual abuse in 2013 while he was a bishop, and was convicted and sentenced to prison late that year.
Facts
- Criminal: Prison,
- Church positions: Stake president,
- Church position during alleged crime: Stake presidency counselor,
- Church position when accused: Unknown position,
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