Truth Will Prevail

Richard Holm may claim there was a heaven in his home, but his wives and children have very different memories.

(Part five in a five-part series on Mormon plural marriage)

(Part four in a five-part series on Mormon plural marriage)

(Part three in a five-part series on Mormon plural marriage)

(Part two in a five-part series on Mormon plural marriage)

(Part one in a five-part series on Mormon plural marriage)

If Jon Krakauer ever had any credibility, he totally blew it the other night on Anderson Cooper 360º when he put on his tin foil hat and suggested that the Utah Supreme Court justices reversed the conviction of Warren Jeffs because they were part of a political conspiracy with leaders of the LDS Church

Making use of the wild allegations of apostates, Hunsaker has perfected a genre of tabloid journalism that would be right at home on the pages of The National Enquirer.

I’m not someone who does a lot of trashing of legal analysts. But this one does such a marvelous job of putting his own foot in his mouth that it’s hard to resist.

In July of 2004, Warren Jeffs’ nephew Brent Jeffs filed a civil lawsuit accusing Warren Jeffs and two other uncles, of repeatedly molesting him at his grandfather’s home in Sandy, Utah, when he was five years old. The story has been widely circulated through the media and by government officials and has engendered bitter hatred against the FLDS Prophet. Those well-acquainted with the character of Warren Jeffs have known from the beginning that there is no truth in these stories, but since they are so widely believed by the public at large, we wi

Both Mike Watkiss of 3TV and Brent Hunsaker of ABC 4 News used footage from a video of Genevive Hainline's arrest and capitalized on the details of this arrest to produce several biased articles and news reports suggesting that the local police are acting outside the law and using strong-arm tactics to drive the Hainlines and others from their homes in Colorado City.

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