Reply #49: Having posted on this group's move to Texas

[ravencalling]

Many moons ago, this just really bothers me. I have to agree that the actions taken were what seemed to be in a desperate even heroic if misguided attempt to find evidence of individual abuse, and apparently these actions did not work out as planned. In addition by not following rule of law strictly in this case, it may be a long time before any real abuse can be discovered and handled - which is sad. But my hopes are that the authorities continue to try.

I think with any cult there is a huge difficulty. What do you do? With a closed group such as this, operating outside of the law and system, how do you get individual proof of abuse? Proof is the key. Consider the fact that the brainwashed young women are not going to admit abuse in protection of their so called husbands and families. Marriage outside of the law is hard to prosecute. Rape can only be proven with children and DNA results in this case, to link underage rape with adults.

I agree that this is wholly a cult of pedophilia, where the victims are indoctrinated from birth to accept the circumstance. Very effective and convenient.

My hope is that there continues to be efforts to monitor and quickly go after evidence when opportunity presents itself. The State of Texas is going to have a embarrassingly hard time justifying itself as the the protector and home of a pedophile group which is now exposed to the world.