Every Accusation is a Confession

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nakedfrog

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Wow, get a load of this detail from the NBC article:
Past attempts to investigate Campbell in Oklahoma and Missouri failed after police and prosecutors said the statute of limitations had lapsed. But the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office says that clock stopped running when Campbell moved out of the state in the 1980s. To charge him in connection to a decades-old allegation, they’re applying a frontier-era statute that pauses the statute of limitations for suspects who flee or reside elsewhere.

Prosecutors recently used the same legal theory to charge former megachurch pastor Robert Morris with sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl in Oklahoma in the 1980s. Morris, who founded the nondenominational Gateway Church in Texas, pleaded guilty in October to five felony counts of lewd or indecent acts with a child and was sentenced to 10 years in prison, with all but six months suspended.
"We used the same statute to press charges against THIS church-affiliated child molester that we used for a DIFFERENT church-affiliated child molester recently".

 
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BoomerD

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Former Aberdeen, WA City Councilor Riley T. Carter was sentenced to a minimum of 46½ years in prison after a jury convicted him June 6 of three counts of child r*pe, four counts of inc*st, and one count of child mol*station. The judge also ordered no contact with the victim and the victim’s family issued powerful statements in court about the betrayal they suffered.

Carter aligned himself with the MAGA movement and posted an image of himself with red “MAKE P3DOPHILES AFRAID AGAIN” hat.”