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Today’s going to be a rough day.
I find this video you put out yesterday highly problematic, Tim.
If you are going to try to leverage your “insider knowledge” about satanic ritual abuse in Utah to sell merch and movie tickets, that’s going to be a problem.
I’ve interviewed and talked to these victims. Laughed with them; cried with them; pondered on why LDS church leaders abandoned them; gone public about my concerns on their behalf, at great cost to myself. I’ve become their friends, and they mine. I love them.
I know that many people are afraid of you, Tim, and I’ll be honest: I am, too. But I’ll be damned if I’ll stand by and let you use this vulnerable population as a marketing tool for your “sizzle reel”.
Tread lightly, Tim. If you want to be taken seriously in this space, you can start by telling the world that it was Elder Ballard who told you not to investigate SRA - because that’s who it was, right? I know that’s what he told me, through my Stake President. He made it perfectly clear that if I kept talking about the secret society he was a part of, and Gordon Bowen, and SRA, that I was taking my church membership into my own hands.
Once we establish which Mormon apostle was trying to steer you away from looking into SRA, perhaps we can start asking the relevant questions about Elder Ballard / Thom Harrison / Avraham Gileadi / Ken Krogue / AVOW / The Visions of Glory cries… and you. You want to help victims of SRA in Utah? Pay your dues.
The SRA space demands radical honesty, Tim. There are no “Couples Ruses” around here. Just real people, in real pain, doing everything they can to hold on to their sanity and make a life for themselves. The recent @WeARETheUT shows illustrate this very clearly. There’s no room for showmanship or white saviors here… the only heroes in this space are the courageous victims who put everything on the line to tell their stories.
If you want to be in this space, Tim, you don’t get to make the rules. You haven’t earned that. You’re new here, and nobody trusts you. That’s understandable, right?
Reveal which Mormon apostle tried to stop you from telling what you know about SRA in Utah (whatever that is, since you haven’t offered any details), and let’s start the conversation.
I’m easy to find.
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"You Didn't Read it, Did You?": Russell M. Nelson's Faith Promoting "Hat Lady" Lie, and The Consequences of Lacking Integrity.
X is a difficult platform for stories like this one. Let's just start out like this:
Tonight, I am going to provide evidence that:
1) As his biography was being written, Russell M. Nelson lied to Sheri Dew about an event in his life and attempted to pass the lie off as a faith promoting story.
2) Sheri Dew took that fallacious story, and without fact-checking it, put it in a book that was scheduled to be published by Deseret Book right before the April 2019 General Conference. The book was expected to be distributed to tens, if not hundreds of thousands, of Latter-day Saint homes.
3) When LDS, Inc. began promoting the book through LDS Living, the lie was discovered by family members of the woman the story was about. A retraction in LDS Living was requested, and the hope of the family was that the correct version of the story could be told in the book.
4) At first, Deseret Book refused to correct the story, stating that it was too late because the books had already been printed.
5) After additional requests were made, instead of working with the family to correct the story, Deseret Book instead destroyed somewhere around 50,000 copies of the already printed book, then removed the story completely from the version they ended up publishing. LDS Living never printed a retraction taking responsibility for their false reporting, then also completely removed the story from their online version. In short, Russell M. Nelson and LDS, Inc. attempted to memory hole the lie, and their mistake, instead of taking responsibility for their actions.
6) To cover up the lie and it's near release to the public, LDS Inc. spent millions of dollars destroying inventory and paying employees to "make it go away".
7) No apology was ever offered to the woman that Russell M. Nelson lied about, nor to her family that was harmed because of his lies.
For those who just want the short version of the story, you can read that here:
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I have been told the version of events in this article is accurate.
What I'm going to do tonight is expand upon what has already been published by showing you some of the communications that took place during the month of March in 2019.
As the fact that Nelson had lied became known to LDS Inc. employees, Deseret Book had to decide whether to stick with releasing their original version of the book directly before General Conference on April 1, 2019... or to push back their publication deadline to April 8th, 2019 so that their new prophet would not be caught in his lie, and end up facing the scrutiny of having his life's story examined (which would have revealed more lies, as I will show).
Progress might be a bit slow, but I'll work through this chronologically and add to this thread as time allows. Eventually I will compile all the evidence into an article and a timeline, and release that, too.
I am quite certain that there will be some Mormons who try to minimize what happened here, but I'd just like you to ask yourself this question: what if the most powerful man in the church lied about YOUR family, then refused to provide you the opportunity to correct the record as he and the corporation he led scrambled to cover up his lies in an effort to protect his image and assets, and the image and assets of said corporation?
If you're not a sociopath, I think it's pretty obvious how you'd feel: violated, voiceless, and hurt. The fact that it was a man who claims to speak for God and openly states that he was one of fifteen men on the face of the earth who can be trusted completely simply amplifies the cost of his sin. It's a tragic story, made all the more tragic by the fact the Russell M. Nelson chose to take his lies to his grave instead of repenting of them at any point in his 101 year long life.
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Also Democrats: “Oh, they’re just friends.”
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Good News! We have located all 935 of @GovCox Signature Packets! @DavisCountyComm Clerk McKenzie hid 21 packets and sent them to @LGHendersonUtah so she could verify her own signatures. The @UtahAG colluded to concealed these illegal acts.
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This is rich. The @UtahGOP is using signature gathering to affect public policy.
COUNT ME OUT! I will not be signing any petitions until we get to the bottom of how @LGHendersonUtah rigged the 2024 GOP Primary. The UT GOP shows little interest in exposing the @GovCox Signature List Cover-Up. I will not participate in a broken and vulnerable election process and neither should you.
From what I can decipher in news accounts, between the Initiative and the Referendum the UT GOP will need to collect 225,500 signatures in the next 30 days. Did I get that right?
At a minimum that will cost 2.5 million dollars. To the UT GOP Treasurer @cnull \ What company did UT GOP hire to collect signatures? Inquiring minds want to know.
Utah GOP Seeks to Overturn Voter-Approved Redistricting Measure and New Congressional Map
The Utah Republican Party has launched a pair of efforts aimed at undoing both a voter-approved initiative and a recently approved set of congressional maps.
On Tuesday, Utah GOP Chair Rob Axson filed a citizen initiative to repeal Proposition 4, the 2018 measure that created an independent redistricting commission, and a referendum to overturn the new congressional map passed by lawmakers in last week’s special session.
Axson said the party believes Utah voters did not understand what they were signing up for when approving Proposition 4, which passed narrowly with 50.34% of the vote—just over 512,000 votes in favor and 505,000 against. The measure established a seven-member independent commission to draw and recommend congressional and legislative maps for the Utah Legislature’s approval.
If the GOP gathers enough signatures—roughly 140,000 statewide—the question would go before voters on the November 2026 ballot.
Axson said repealing the measure is necessary because of court rulings limiting the Legislature’s ability to change laws approved by voters.
“We’ve been told by the courts that the only way now in Utah to undo something passed by the people is to go back to the people,” he said. “I don’t agree with that conclusion, but it’s the one we have to abide by, so we will.”
He added that the party expects to mobilize both paid and volunteer signature gatherers over the next month.
“There’s a groundswell of concern from Utahns who don’t want to see our state move toward direct democracy,” Axson said. “We’re a republic, and we’re confident we’ll have the support to get this past the finish line.”
The GOP is also challenging the new congressional map, known as Map C, approved by the Legislature last week after a judge ordered lawmakers to redraw district boundaries. That map remains under judicial review.
“Among the five options, Map C was the best option,” Axson said. “But we don’t believe the process we’ve been subjugated to is appropriate. We’re standing up for the Legislature’s authority and the separation of powers.”
Utah Democratic Party Chair Brian King called the GOP’s actions an attempt to avoid accountability.
“It’s astonishing to me the lengths the Republican Party will go to avoid facing the people of Utah,” King said. “We want an end to gerrymandering, we want fair maps, and we want people to pick their legislators rather than politicians picking their voters.”
King said the moves show a party “desperate to hold on to supermajority power.”
“I guess I’d say I admire their tenacity,” he added, “but it’s not in pursuit of a worthy cause.” #utpol
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We have the evidence. Utah is going to have the biggest election fraud case in U.S. history. @GovCox you deserve everything that is coming to you. You stole our elections and We the People are pissed.
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Testimony of @NatalieforUtah & @phil_lyman at the 10/10/25, GRAMA Appeal Hearing to obtain a list of names from @GovCox candidate signature packets. The @UtahAG & @LGHendersonUtah continue to conceal them:
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Narcissists don’t “fall in love.” They hunt. They target. They groom. Stop calling it a relationship.
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BREAKING: A Whistleblower has come forward, providing me a copy of AG24-170. The @UtahAG investigation into @GovCox candidate petitions that the AG denied existed (see cover sheet & Grok).
Stay tuned for Update No. 15: The Plot Against Utah's Gubernatorial Candidate @phil_lyman
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One thing I’ve learned in dealing with a narcissist is keep the receipts!
Email. Text. Recordings. Pictures. All of it.
Narcissists spout so much shit they can’t keep track of their lies. 😆
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Some people won’t apologize — not because they didn’t hurt you, but because admitting it would mean facing who they really are. So instead, they rewrite the story, downplay the damage, or make you feel like the problem for still being hurt.
And eventually, you realize closure doesn’t always come in the form of an apology. Sometimes, it’s learning to accept the silence as your answer.”
🕊️ Healing means no longer waiting for words that may never come.
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Perhaps this explains why Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson (@LGHendersonUtah) is so reluctant to hand over the voter information requested by the federal government—information that's crucial for ensuring election integrity. You can't just hide behind Utah's SB 265, a state law aimed at protecting voter privacy, when it potentially clashes with federal mandates. And let's be real: even invoking the 11th Amendment to fend off federal overreach doesn't hold water if felony crimes are in play, granting the feds clear jurisdiction over any criminal matters, right?
Look, if records were altered after the fact—"cooking the books," as some might say—or laws tweaked to provide cover, that doesn't erase the accountability. We're talking serious federal violations here, folks, ones that could unravel the whole thing.
### Summary of Allegations
Against Lt. Gov. Henderson and Utah state officials (including potential involvement from Gov. Spencer Cox and others in election oversight): The core claims revolve around willful non-compliance with a U.S. Department of Justice request for voter registration maintenance records, allegedly concealing or obstructing access to these documents in violation of federal laws. This is tied to suspicions of election misconduct, including possible fraud in voter lists, tampering with results, or fraudulent tabulation. Critics, like former gubernatorial candidate Phil Lyman in his lawsuit, argue this breaches transparency requirements under the National Voter Registration Act, prioritizing state privacy laws over federal oversight. Broader allegations extend to all parties involved in Utah's election processes, suggesting a pattern of obstruction that could deprive residents of a fair election, with potential civil and political fallout if proven.
These actions are alleged to stem from federal criminal acts like:
- **18 U.S.C. § 2071**: Willfully concealing, removing, mutilating, or destroying official records—emphasis on "conceal," which could apply to withholding voter data. Penalties? Up to three years in prison, fines, and disqualification from office.
- **52 U.S.C. § 20511**: Criminal penalties for election fraud, including procuring or tabulating materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent ballots or registrations—up to five years behind bars and hefty fines.
- **18 U.S.C. § 242**: Deprivation of rights under color of law, covering election fraud and obstruction.
This allegedly cascades into state-level crimes under Utah Code:
- **20A-4-402 and 20A-4-501**: Related to election irregularities and record-handling violations.
Not to mention the Voting Rights Act of 1965, where tampering or blocking access to records might infringe on voters' rights, opening the door to further federal scrutiny.
So, here's what we're all wondering in the community: If everything's above board, why the pushback on a straightforward DOJ request? Were records fudged to hide inconsistencies? And if crimes were committed, doesn't that strip away any state immunity, handing the reins straight to federal prosecutors? We're not looking for drama—we're demanding transparency. What say you, Lt. Gov. Henderson? The public deserves answers, not excuses.