3 LDS sex abuse cases found

2000
  • Crime year: 2000
    • Gordon Jenkins (1945 – ) was a Mormon church member in Idaho Falls, Idaho; pled guilty to Sexual Battery Of Minor Child 16/17 Years Of Age in 2002; was sentenced to 2-14 years; in 1992 was disbarred as an attorney for professional misconduct and unauthorized solicitation; in 2016 the SEC permanently barred him from serving as a director or officer of any public company for offenses related to investment fraud
    • CrimeCrime: 2000s,
    • Alleged crime scenesCrime city: Idaho Falls,
    • Alleged crime scenesCrime county: Bonneville,
    • Alleged crime scenesCrime state: Idaho,
    • ConvictedConvicted: 2002,
    • Church positionsLDS positions: Stake high council,
    • Criminal casesCriminal case(s): Convicted, guilty, pled guilty,
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    • Todd Tanner (1970 – ) was a Mormon church member in the Cortez/Durango, Colorado area and St, George, Utah; co-founder of Utah-based dirty soda business Swig Drinks in approximately 2010; charged in 2010 in Colorado with crimes related to child sexual abuse; convicted in 2011 and sentenced to 48 months probation; allegedly was a Sunday School teacher in St. George, Utah after his conviction
    • CrimeCrime: 2000s,
    • Alleged crime scenesCrime county: UT - Washington,
    • Alleged crime scenesCrime state: Colorado,
    • ConvictedConvicted: 2011,
    • Church positionsLDS positions: Stake high council, Sunday school,
    • Criminal casesCriminal case(s): Convicted, Ongoing, Plea deal, Pleaded guilty, Probation, Registered sex offender,
    • After Tanner's 2011 conviction in Colorado, the Mormon church allegedly assigned him to be a Sunday School teacher for LDS teenagers in St. George, Utah
      "All I wanted was to go far away to a place where you could not hurt me [..] Now I speak for the 12-year-old girl I once was. [...] You changed how I feel about myself [...] You don't deserve that kind of power. [...] Many days, it seems I feel ready to give up. [...] I continually uncover the hidden wounds that will need to be healed. [...] I choose to take back my power and relinquish the power he held over me."
      — Jane Doe, abuse survivor
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