Just Another Brick in the Wall

This is a follow-up to my very first blog post on this site titled Due Diligence or Misguided Malfeasance. At the time I questioned whether or not the actions by the police to raid the compound and take the children from their parents was based on a solid legal basis or if they had overstepped their bounds. Today we got that answer from the Third Appellate Court of Texas. The court ruled that there was no evidence that these children were in immediate danger of physical abuse. According to Judge Andrew Napolitano, a Fox News Contributor, these children will be reunited with their families within a week.

I can't say I'm surprised by this outcome. However, my next question is about the ability of the authorities to use DNA evidence collected in this case to build cases against the men of this cult with regard to sexual battery of a minor.  Although many of the pregnant girls have been determined to be of consensual age, about half of the pregnant girls are under age.

Another question this raises is, if the fathers of these children are convicted of sex crimes against a child, will the cult take any action to prevent them from having access to children in the future.