Bonhoeffer wrote: ↑November 4th, 2023, 9:57 am
Don’t believe me? Check out this amended lawsuit in the Tim Ballard saga:
https://www.scribd.com/document/6818633 ... llard-Case
Now go to line 71 and you’ll read:
The Davis County Investigation, according to OUR’s own internal documents, revealed that Elder M. Russell Ballard and other authorities from the Mormon Church, provided Mormon tithing records to OUR to help OUR target wealthy donors and wealthy Mormon Church Wards.
Also of interest is a letter included from Glenn Beck addressed to Tim Ballard on page 16, I’ve included a screenshot below. He has direct contact to apostle Neal Anderson who promises to get back to him soon, probably for damage control of Tim’s reputation spiraling out of control. How many of you can contact anyone in the Q15 at will and have them answer any questions? Didn’t think so.
Wow! That's slightly damning. I thought this was interesting at the beginning:
"Plaintiffs bring these claims using pseudonyms pursuant to protect their safety from the general public and from the Defendants, given their propensity to intimidate those who dare to stand up to them. These are not the real initials of the victims.
Once a proper protective order is in place, Plaintiffs will provide their identifying information to Defendants. Given that Ballard committed the acts complained of, he already knows their identities and despite his efforts to blast his face in social and mainstream media, should understand the importance of keeping the identity of a scared and sexually victimized women, private. Likewise, Defendant
The Spear Fund, an alter-ego of Tim Ballard, issued a statement to the press stating that it knows the identities of these women."
I think we will know who these women and one man are by the end of this.
Point 2: Holy cow that's a lot of defendants!
Point 3: Holy crap read this stuff from the lawsuit.
51. OUR began claiming credit on its webpage and blog posts for work that other organizations were performing. See Exhibit G.
52. When these organizations started criticizing OUR on social media for its fraudulent hijacking of Plaintiff’s organization’s work, OUR and Tim Ballard began attacking them.
53. Some of these organizations reached out to the Davis County Investigation team based upon their experiences with OUR’s and Tim Ballard’s dishonesty and attacks, and what OUR was actually doing.
54. The Davis County Attorneys’ office issued subpoenas to some of these Complainants for them to provide certain documents and testimony related to its investigation of OUR. See Exhibit H.
55. Upon learning of these complaints, Attorney General Reyes would step in, and rather than investigate what OUR and Tim Ballard were doing, would intimidate the complainants
56. Some of these complainants became very nervous, which anxiety was justified as both Plaintiff and Troy Rawlings were threatened with a lawsuit by OUR and Tim Ballard, and OUR and Tim Ballard hired a law firm in San Fransisco to sue Troy Rawlings.
57. At this same time, others who had made complaints against OUR and Tim Ballard (critical and highly credible witnesses), began withdrawing their complaints based upon fear of retribution by OUR and Tim Ballard, thus impeding the Davis County Investigation. See Exhibit I.
58. The Davis County Investigation revealed that OUR and Tim Ballard were aware that allegations were being made that Ballard failed his CIA polygraph test, was on an unpaid intern at the CIA, and was fired from the CIA. See Exhibit J at p. 6, 58 (b).
59. OUR and Tim Ballard were aware that eight different women had complained to the Davis County Investigation that Ballard had engaged in sexual affairs with them. Id. at p. 6, 58 (a).
60. OUR and Tim Ballard were aware that the
Davis County Attorney believed that Katherine Ballard had tampered with witnesses to impede them from cooperation with the Davis County Investigation. Id. at p. 7, 58 (f). 12
61. Troy Rawlings also believed that General Reyes “was guilty of witness tampering.”
62. Rawlings alleged to have written communications from AG Reyes to a witness requesting the witness not to cooperate with Rawlings in the Investigation.” Id. at p. 7, 58 (h).
63. OUR went to its de facto general counsel, Sean Reyes, and asked that a special prosecutor be appointed to prosecute Troy Rawlings. See Exhibit K.
64. Troy Rawlings went to Attorney General Sean Reyes and informed him of OUR’s threat to sue him, which General Reyes immediately informed Tim Ballard and OUR of Troy Rawlings’ concerns and deemed Mr. Rawlings’ statements as “false.” See Exhibit J at p. 5, 49.
65. Even as more fraud complaints came into General Reyes, he would immediately send them to Tim Ballard on his personal email, instead of his official Utah email. See Exhibit L.
66. At this time, Tim Ballard was ignoring his in-house counsel’s advice that what he was doing was illegal and unethical and could subject him to criminal liability from the Davis County Investigation and the Department of Justice. See Exhibit M.
67. Ballard claims to be blessed by Thom Harrison, both while Thom was alive, and through Spear President Ken Krogue, claiming to anoint Ballard as a chosen one, not subject to the jurisdiction of government and church authorities. See Exhibits N and O.
68. Ballard has been, until recently, business associates and close friends with Apostle and Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles M. Russell Ballard (“President Ballard”) of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
It looks like Katherine may have been involved in wrongdoing and seeing photos in a lawsuit was refreshing.
