04-22-2008, 05:32 AM
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Texas cult: The Oprah factor?
Let me take few quotes from Anonymous' blog:
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.. Houston Chronicle: "The Texas Rangers told us [hoax suspect Rozita Swinton] was obsessed with the FLDS. They confiscated tons of material on the FLDS (in the search of Swinton's home). She even gave real addresses and real names of FLDS people."
Rusty: Hence, how Swinton would be able to "identify" the man who "Sarah" was allegedly married to, but didn't know that Dale Evans Barlow, the man originally pegged as the "50 year old husband", didn't actually live in Texas, but in Arizona.
Right, and now let me add something else to the equation: Notice that the middle (maiden) name for "Sarah" was "Jessop" -- "Sarah Jessop Barlow."
Well, Flora Jessop is the executive director of the anti-polygamy group quoted in that same Houston Chronicle story. And if you do a Google search on "FLDS" and "Jessop," you immediately discover that Carolyn Jessop is the author of a bestselling book, "Escape," about her life inside FLDS -- and that Carolyn Jessop appeared on "Oprah" in November 2007!
Bingo! So what must have happened is that Swinton:
- Watched this "Oprah" episode in November;
- Became obsessed with the FLDS cult;
- Read about the compound in Texas;
- Learned the name Dale Evans Barlow from reports of his prosecution;
- Combined Barlow's name with "Sarah," a common female biblical name, and "Jessop," the name of the two prominent ex-FLDS women, to create a name for her fictional 16-year-old victim; and
- Then did a Google search to find the phone number of a domestic-abuse hotline near the FLDS compound in Texas.
OMG! More than 400 children have been seized by the state of Texas because of an "Oprah" episode?
Also I wonder if Swinton became an Obama delegate for the same reason she became obsessed with the FLDS, namely, she saw it on "Oprah"? ..
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Is that clue??
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