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A similar scenario happened in PNG, which would suggest that it was policy worldwide for NTM to coverup offenders. Not much has changed.

Which is exactly why NTM did not use GRACE for any additional investigations, as they did not want the names of the perpetrators to be made public. I'm not sure how they justify that stance, but it's very clear that they believe it's the right thing to do. (I know they have said that it's to protect the identity of the victims, but that is complete bulls**t. As we see in the ABWE report, it is possible to name the perpetrators and not reveal identifying information of the victims.)

I agree with your perspective on this, Tambo MK! Thanks for that!

Theresa now uses the term "internal investigation" and even "employee investigation" as an excuse for why it would be inappropriate for her to name names of abusers who were or are "employees" of the mission. This is all so bogus, and we do not buy it!!

"The true fear I have to believe is putting a face to the horrific stories, to letting that information get out there and humanizing it, and risk future income/support for the organization."

Yes.

No! It should be a criminal investigation. Rape and sexual molestation are serious crimes. This whole sordid mess should have been handled by law enforcement from day one.

Anyone covering up a crime or criminal is aiding and abetting, that is a criminal offence. Any organisation doing the same is also committing a criminal offence.

NTM is a criminal organisation. No ifs, buts or maybes.

Yes, and many here have said that for YEARS!
Amidst big discussions about showing grace.
People experience or give grace in the church (sometimes!)
But let criminals go to court.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!!!!!! NTM is a criminal organisation. Lock up the leaders and make and example of them.

Shout it from the rooftops, sing it in the churches and do it till you loose your voice! There are a lot of really stupid people out there and they haven't worked it out yet!