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    1. BBQShapeshifter on

      At this point it would be news if someone in Trump’s inner circle wasn’t a kiddy-fiddler.

    2. No_Entrepreneur_4818 on

      His name is Robert Morris and is a Pastor. He has interviewed Netanyahu in the past and had deep ties to the Pro-Israel types. Did he fly a little too close to the sun like Charlie Kirk? 

    3. Ohthatguyagain80 on

      Gee…didn’t see that one coming…🙄 At what point do his disciples figure out that Trump is the problem?

    4. Bango_Fett949 on

      So is this fourth or fifth person of Trump’s that we know of being a pedophile? I can already hear them chanting “Trump didn’t know! It’s just a coincidence!”

    5. Lumpy-Marsupial-6617 on

      >The charges stemmed from abuse beginning in 1982—when the victim was 12 and Morris was a traveling evangelist—until she was 16, [according to the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office](https://oklahoma.gov/oag/news/newsroom/2025/october/megachurch-founder-pleads-guilty-to-child-sex-abuse-charges.html).

      >”There can be no tolerance for those who sexually prey on children,” Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond said in a release. “This case is all the more despicable because the perpetrator was a pastor who exploited his position of trust and authority. The victim in this case has waited far too many years for this day.”

      >The plea agreement resulted in a 10-year suspended sentence, with the first six months to be served in Osage County Jail, followed by a requirement for Morris to register as a sex offender. According to Drummond’s release, “Morris was also ordered to pay his costs of incarceration, including any medical expenses, and restitution to the victim.”

      >President Donald Trump, center, flanked by Bishop Harry Jackson, right, and pastor Robert Morris, left, hosts a roundtable with faith leaders, law enf…|

      >The victim, now adult Cindy Clemishire, in Drummond’s news release: “Today justice has finally been served, and the man who manipulated, groomed and abused me as a 12-year-old innocent girl is finally going to be behind bars. My hope is that many victims hear my story, and it can help lift their shame and allow them to speak up. I hope that laws continue to change and new ones are written so children and victims’ rights are better protected. I hope that people understand the only way to stop child sexual abuse is to speak up when it happens or is suspected.

      >“Today is a new beginning for me, my family and friends who have been by my side through this horrendous journey. I leave this courtroom today not as a victim, but a survivor.”

      >What Happens Next

      >Morris will serve six months in Osage County Jail, then remain on probation and under state supervision in Texas for the remainder of his suspended sentence.

      Am I reading this right? He got a 10 year suspended sentence? Wth does that mean? And how was he sentenced in OK and he gets to serve probation in TX?

      WTF.

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