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This document was first published by MormonLeaks on September 19, 2018.
 
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== Redactions ==
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== Redactions & Clarifications ==
  
 
Redactions have been made to protect the identities of the all parties, particularly the abuse survivors. Redactions are color coordinated as follows:  
 
Redactions have been made to protect the identities of the all parties, particularly the abuse survivors. Redactions are color coordinated as follows:  
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== Clarifications ==
 
  
 
* The acronym CPB stands for “Corporation of the Presiding Bishopric”, a Church entity
 
* The acronym CPB stands for “Corporation of the Presiding Bishopric”, a Church entity
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* Cases not involving specific individuals have been left largely unredacted
 
* Cases not involving specific individuals have been left largely unredacted
 
* The column titled ‘Local Attorney’ lists the names and contact information of the attorneys who are working on the case on behalf of the Mormon Church.  In cases where Kirton McConkie has outsourced the legal work (often because it is a case outside of Utah) and some allegation of abuse is involved, we have redacted the names of the attorneys in order to provide maximum protection of the identities of the victims.
 
* The column titled ‘Local Attorney’ lists the names and contact information of the attorneys who are working on the case on behalf of the Mormon Church.  In cases where Kirton McConkie has outsourced the legal work (often because it is a case outside of Utah) and some allegation of abuse is involved, we have redacted the names of the attorneys in order to provide maximum protection of the identities of the victims.
*  The case on page 2 involving Steven C. Davis has been left unredacted as there exists an interview online where Mr. Davis outlines some of the disputes he has with the Mormon Church.  It is unclear if the disputes he discusses in the interview are the same that pertain to the case in this document, but the dates indicate that there is likely some sort of connection. [http://www.sunlituplands.org/2012/05/mormon-leaders-accused-of-billion.html Artilce here]
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*  The case on page 2 involving Steven C. Davis has been left unredacted because of [http://www.sunlituplands.org/2012/05/mormon-leaders-accused-of-billion.html an interview] where Mr. Davis outlines some of the disputes he has with the Mormon Church.  It is unclear if the disputes he discusses in the interview are the same that pertain to the case in this document, but the dates indicate that there is likely some sort of connection.
 
*  The case on page 2 involving John Hajicek has been left unredacted.  Mr. Hajicek in well known in several Mormon circles as a collector of historical mormon artifacts.  MormonLeaks reached out to Mr. Hajicek for comment.  He did not want to comment on the case, but he did state that MormonLeaks is free to leave the information unredacted if we so chose to.
 
*  The case on page 2 involving John Hajicek has been left unredacted.  Mr. Hajicek in well known in several Mormon circles as a collector of historical mormon artifacts.  MormonLeaks reached out to Mr. Hajicek for comment.  He did not want to comment on the case, but he did state that MormonLeaks is free to leave the information unredacted if we so chose to.
 
*  The case on page 5 involving Francois Morin has been left unredacted as the case received [https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/supreme-court-wont-hear-case-of-man-who-sued-parents-mormon-church-over-rites news coverage].
 
*  The case on page 5 involving Francois Morin has been left unredacted as the case received [https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/supreme-court-wont-hear-case-of-man-who-sued-parents-mormon-church-over-rites news coverage].
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[https://www.rainn.org/ National Sexual Assault Hotline]
 
[https://www.rainn.org/ National Sexual Assault Hotline]
  
‘’’See Also’’’
 
  
[[:File:2012-10-31-Special Investigations and Products-Kirton McConkie.pdf|Green Sheet]
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'''See Also'''
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[[:File:2012-10-31-Special Investigations and Products-Kirton McConkie.pdf|Green Sheet]]
  
 
[[Category:Abuse]]
 
[[Category:Abuse]]
 
[[Category:Sexual Abuse]]
 
[[Category:Sexual Abuse]]
 
[[Category:Kirton McConkie]]
 
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Latest revision as of 06:01, 19 September 2018

Description

A document from October 2012 labeled “Attorney Work Product” from the Kirton McConkie law firm, a Salt Lake City law firm used heavily by the Mormon Church. It was used as a living document to maintain updates on active cases involving multiple attorneys.

This document was first published by MormonLeaks on September 19, 2018.

Redactions & Clarifications

Redactions have been made to protect the identities of the all parties, particularly the abuse survivors. Redactions are color coordinated as follows:

Data Redacted Color
Location Blue
Legal Staff or Church Leaders Green
Survivors Purple
Perpetrators Red
  • The acronym CPB stands for “Corporation of the Presiding Bishopric”, a Church entity
  • The acronym LDSFS stands for “LDS Family Services”
  • The acronym FP stands for “First Presidency”, the highest governing body of the Mormon Church
  • It is unclear what the acronym PDR stands for. If you have intel or context, please contact us.
  • Cases not involving specific individuals have been left largely unredacted
  • The column titled ‘Local Attorney’ lists the names and contact information of the attorneys who are working on the case on behalf of the Mormon Church. In cases where Kirton McConkie has outsourced the legal work (often because it is a case outside of Utah) and some allegation of abuse is involved, we have redacted the names of the attorneys in order to provide maximum protection of the identities of the victims.
  • The case on page 2 involving Steven C. Davis has been left unredacted because of an interview where Mr. Davis outlines some of the disputes he has with the Mormon Church. It is unclear if the disputes he discusses in the interview are the same that pertain to the case in this document, but the dates indicate that there is likely some sort of connection.
  • The case on page 2 involving John Hajicek has been left unredacted. Mr. Hajicek in well known in several Mormon circles as a collector of historical mormon artifacts. MormonLeaks reached out to Mr. Hajicek for comment. He did not want to comment on the case, but he did state that MormonLeaks is free to leave the information unredacted if we so chose to.
  • The case on page 5 involving Francois Morin has been left unredacted as the case received news coverage.

Content Warning and Resources

The content of this document may be particularly triggering or traumatizing to individuals who have experienced abuse previously. Below are a list of resources that can be utilized in the United States. If you are not a resident of the US, we encourage you to search for resources near you.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP)

National Sexual Assault Hotline


See Also

Green Sheet

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