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Verfasser: Sappho Datum: Freitag, den 21. August 2009, um 9:06 Uhr Betrifft: Kriminelle Mormonen?
wie die Salt lake Tribune und andere zeitungen berichteten, würden vor kurzem Sammler, Verkäufer und Käufer von Artdefakten früherer indianischer Pueblokultur verhaftet.
Hier einige Zitate aus den Artikeln:The Salt Lake Tribute noted, in part:
A 78-year-old member of the Utah Tourism Hall of Fame, Harold J. Lyman, of Blanding,entered a plea of not guilty Thursday to trafficking in stolen artifacts. Lyman’s arrest was particularly galling to many in Blanding. (...)
Shrader was indicted for allegedly rafficking in stolen artifacts -- specifically ancient sandals and a basket -- along with Carl "Vern" Crites, 74, Marie Crites, 68, and Richard Bourret, 59, all of Durango, Colo. An affidavit filed in U.S. District Court in Denver implicates Shrader in a 2008 "arrowhead
hunt" in Disappointment Valley near Dove Creek, Colo. The affidavit says an undercover operative, identified only as the "Source," was in the Crites residence in March 2008, when Vern Crites displayed arrowheads he said came from Disappointment Valley, a huge area ringed by prehistoric ruins.
During a subsequent conversation with the Source, Shrader said he had gone to the valley with Crites. It was unclear from court papers whether he was on public land.
Reached at his home in Durango, Vern Crites questioned the accusations against Shrader.
"I don’t know why he was charged even," Crites said. "I don’t think he did anything wrong."
Crites lamented the loss. "That’s a shock to me, because he was a friend," he said. "He was a good young man, a single man, a hard-working man, very personable." Crites declined to further discuss his relationship with Shrader.
For those not looking behind the headlines of this story, part of the linkages here to the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints or Mormons might not be obvious. Clearly, both men who have died by suicide to date and perhaps most of those indicted, are Mormons. Is there some connection between certain members of the Mormon church and Indian artifacts?
http://copycateffect.blogspot.com/2009/06/utsuicides.htmlFederal agencies busted two dozen people in what they’re calling the largest investigation ever of artifacts taken from public and Native American land. The defendants are accused of being part of a network that was not selling, but stealing artifacts.
The artifacts came from the Four Corners region. The area is a treasure trove of significant Native American archeology dating back many centuries. Over the years, scientists estimate the majority of artifacts from the region have been looted, pillaged and sold for profit.
On Wednesday, federal officials announced a crackdown. After two and a half years of investigating, federal agents arrested 23 people early Wednesday morning; a federal grand jury has indicted 24.
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=481&sid=6771105Wenn auch nur ein Teil der DRAHTZIEHER Mormonen waren, wird das eine riesige Negativpublicity für die LDS!
Kriminelle Mormonen? – Sappho, 21.8.09 um 9:06 UhrMormonismus, Glaubensdoktrin, und die moderne Wissenschaft – Mykonos, 17.2.15 um 14:26 UhrReligiöse Kosmologien als Sinnverstärker und Apologetik – Utnapischtim, 16.2.15 um 20:04 Uhr"Psychologie der Religionen" – Mykonos, 16.2.15 um 18:03 UhrU.a. von Religionspsychologie bis zur Archäogenetik... – Utnapischtim, 16.2.15 um 11:46 UhrDu meinst: There’s life in the old dog yet - oder: Totgesagte leben länger – Mykonos, 16.2.15 um 1:58 UhrUnsicherheit? – Utnapischtim, 15.2.15 um 15:35 UhrAgonie...? – Mykonos, 15.2.15 um 14:47 UhrBald ist es soweit: "nächste Tage = 2 Monate"
– Utnapischtim, 15.2.15 um 12:14 UhrAuch von mir: herzlichen Dank – shana, 3.1.15 um 22:12 UhrFacebook und Co – Sappho, 3.1.15 um 20:12 Uhr
