was a Mormon stake president in West Virginia; accused in a 1996 lawsuit of covering up sexual abuse by LDS church member James Adams; the lawsuit named the LDS church; it was settled out of court in 2000

Blair Meldrum was a Mormon stake president in West Virginia.

Meldrum was accused in a 1996 lawsuit of covering up sexual abuse by LDS church member James Adams.

The lawsuit named the LDS church. It was settled out of court in 2000.

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