Not really relevant but this post reminded me of something...

One of my close friends in high school is a Mormon. She was one of 8 kids, four boys and four girls. She was the oldest girl, third oldest sibling. Good Mormon family, did their tithing, father was a Bishop for their Ward and the mother taught Bible study. Her father started molesting her when she was 6 or 7. He convinced her using religious dogma not to say anything. He made her believe that she wouldn't enter the celestial kingdom if she said anything because it meant that she was not pure or a virgin. And she'd definitely not be able to go to BYU. The abuse continued for a couple years and then just stopped. She was grateful and believed that her prayers for forgiveness were answered. Yes, forgiveness; she believed it was her fault. What really happened was that she had aged out for his tastes and had moved on to the next daughter, who similarly didn't say anything. And then the next. And then the next. Man was molesting his daughters for over ten years and nobody spoke about it. I can't imagine how her mom, who was outwardly really a lovely woman, didn't know. Story eventually came out when the third daughter said something. The other three denied it for years. The one who spoke out, I'll call her Sue, from that point on was considered a pariah in her community. Neither she nor any of the others received counseling and nobody went to the police. This was all dealt with internally in the church, which is a way of saying not at all. Sue started drinking and using drugs at 14. The others went on with their perfect little Mormon lives. Around the time of Sue's 18th birthday she died of an overdose of prescription pills. My friend was understandably shaken by the whole thing and blamed herself. If she had said something she could have stopped the same thing from happening to her sisters. She left the church. But that was short lived. Her family convinced her that the only way to deal with what happened was to fully participate in the church. As nearly her entire world was Mormon and she was fearful of facing the world alone she agreed. She lives in Hawaii now with her Mormon husband and they've had 6 kids together. We lost touch a while ago but I think about her whenever I hear stories like this. Thanks for listening.

I remember when this story first broke. This is a good result for him and for all of us.

They'll be heroes to the white supremacists in prison and will come out more certain they were doing right than before they went in.

"I have a feeling it likely reaches into the morman church."

It 100% was Mormons... I mean LDS men who were responsible.

The term Mormon is considered an apostate term now.

I follow r/exmormon. That sub is filled with horror stories about kids getting molested and how the bishops and their families blame the children for it. Their efforts to protect the perpetrators rival the Catholics, if not surpass them.