Reader comments: Texas officials deny ex-FLDS members involved in search warrant

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Thomas | 10:34 a.m. April 19, 2008
The Problem with involving ex-Flds members in this is that it's like asking Martin Luther what he thoght of the pope. Of course you will get a negative opinion.
Jim in Indiana | 11:24 a.m. April 19, 2008
Interesting. Why hasn't anyone questioned the self-righteous motives of Flora Jessop, Carolyn Jessop, Rebecca Musser, Rick Ross, and Dr. Bruce Perry. From Larry King Live to CNN to MSNBC, this anti-polygamy "cottage industry" has been making the talk show circuit for years. I must assume they accept no compensation and derive no income from their "crusade"?

Let's see, Dr. Perry gets his information from...?
The Texas sheriff gets his information from...?

Lots of anti-FLDS "networking" goes on.

The naive FLDS members don't network, share with the media, and end up in court?
Justagirl | 6:38 p.m. April 19, 2008
who in their right mind thinks that multiple wives is in the best interest of the woman? Religion or not! No one should be subjected to marriage if they are not absolutely in love! Not just because someone else thinks they need to be married. You should do some research on this group then make your comments. seriously...I have...
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Doran has cooked his goose!! | 12:43 p.m. April 20, 2008
IMO..Carolyn Jessop is the confidential witness. Doran has cooked his goose with the YFZ ranch people.
Rick Fisk | 9:24 p.m. April 20, 2008
How in the world was the warrant justified given that they have never talked to the alleged 16 year old girl who called and the man accused wasn't even on the ranch?

What is wrong with the press that they can't even ask such a pertinent question?

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