Popper filed a police report with the Apple Valley Police Department and San Bernardino County Crimes Against Children Unit in November 2005. There was no corroborative witness to the sexual abuse, so the crimes against children unit could not recommend to the District Attorney’s office to press charges.Ok, I'm all for holding people accountable, WTS included.
In the police report, Popper wrote that she also witnessed the rape of her twin sister.
In May 2004, Popper sent her letter of dissociation to the congregation. She said that she sent them a demand letter and that they have had two investigations but believe that they are not liable.
“If it wasn’t for the very cult-like nature of the church,” Popper said, “I would have had somewhere to turn.”
In this instance, how does she have a case?
She says if it weren't for the cult like nature of the church she would have had somewhere to turn. Ok. The question though is:
Did She turn to the Church and they responded with the two witness rule?
Think about it like this:
A school teacher molests a child. The school teacher has no prior record.
The child comes back years later to sue the school and hold Them responsible for what her attacker did.
Had she and her parents gone to the school in the first place and they responded by telling them to keep it quiet and further kept the teacher on the payroll, then she would have a case against the school.
If she Didn't go to the Society when it happened or at least soon after or at all for that matter, how can she hold them accountable for anything?