Southern Baptist Convention Responds to SNAP Accusations of Clergy Sexual Molestation
This is what happens when sex abuse victims with unresolved issues project their anger towards their own abuser unto others. Excuse me for using the tired, old expression of the inmates running the assylum, but that’s pretty much nails my general impression of SNAP’s vigilante style of justice, damaging innocent lives and reputations along the way.
“The repeated claims of Ms. Brown and SNAP (see post below this one) to the media that we had been unresponsive are untrue. SNAP and Ms. Brown received written replies to every communication they have sent — a total of five responses to date. Copies of these are available upon request. (A convenient oops moment, after the story was already run by the Associated Press.) We have been informed that Ms. Brown and SNAP have recently determined they were in error, and did, in fact, receive our correspondence. SNAP has issued an apology for making those claims.
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Yes, SNAP is successfully attempting to live down to the standard set by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
– “What happens so often in those cases is that they go on for a few years and then the boy gets a little older and the perpetrator [Priest] loses interest…Then is when the squealing comes in…”
Comment by Bubbles — March 4, 2007 @ 6:48 am