Quick update: Angie Solomon arrest affidavit released

The image above is a file photo of Aaron allegedly using Gracie’s photo while looking for sex on social media. But hey, he says he’s a Christian and hangs with the cool kids at Grace Chapel.

Earlier today, Anglican Watch received a copy of the affidavit leading to the arrest of Angie Solomon. That follows this morning’s appointment of a public defender to represent her in upcoming proceedings.

We are posting the document below with several caveats. These caveats include:

• Our previous statement, which is that we wish the media were as quick to pounce over the allegations that Aaron Solomon sexually abused his daughter, Gracie.
• We remain deeply disturbed that the allegations against Aaron remain unaddressed, including that he may have committed insurance fraud by totally Grant’s truck without reason to do so.
• We are very concerned by the inadequate investigation of Grant Solomon’s death.
• The allegations from Grant and Gracie of abuse by Aaron rise and fall on their own. Thus, even if the allegations against Angie are true, we still have two young people in need of justice and answers.

We also have profound reservations about the arrest, including the possibility of entrapment. We also would like to know: Who is the “concerned citizen” referenced in the affidavit? Was it Aaron? Or someone connected with Aaron? Needless to say, we don’t trust Aaron, at all.

In short, the longer this case goes on, the more questions we have. We urge the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Franklin Police to provide answers to ALL aspects of this situation, not just allegations against Angie. That includes any recording or video imaging that may have been taken during the alleged meeting with Angie.

We also remind all involved: Angie is innocent until proven guilty. Given the myriad instances we have seen of bias involving the Franklin police department, the Gallatin police department, and Aaron Solomon’s demonstrable gaps in veracity, it is very important that the public and the media have access to all information about this case.