 ::good question, and the answer is simple:  has both ignored and deleted from the Wikipedia article, explanations that the cited report contains numerous falsehoods. Instead, he has insisted that newspaper reports are to be considered fundamentally reliable, even though he has then been told several times now, that no court in the U.S. (or most other nations) recognizes the accuracy of published newspaper or television reports. For any other questions, please closely examine various threads in the Article's page history, and 's talk page, and the talk pages of each of the usernames, anonymous IP's or otherwise, who edited this article since last Friday (GMT). To date, the only reliable and verifiable sources of information about the incident described are the church in question (contact information is at their website which is linked at the bottom of the Wikipedia article), local law enforcement and court records, and the activist, who has never been contacted or interviewed by local media, nor yourself, nor . To repeat: Unverified or unverifiable claims about a living person are not to be discussed on this Talk page, or any Talk page at Wikipedia, nor included in any Wikipedia Article. For any explanation why not, see WP:BLP.  