Tag: corruption in Tennessee

Allegations of corruption swirl around Davidson County Courts in Solomon case

September 23, 2023 Eric Bonetti Leave a comment

One of the issues Anglican Watch has been exploring in the Aaron Solomon cases is allegations of corruption within the Davidson County, TN, domestic relations court. I am deeply concerned about these issues. As I have explored the case, I’ve talked with many women who have said they were steamrollered in

More on corruption in Tennessee, the PCA, child abuse, and Covenant Presbyterian Nashville

July 7, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

The following is republished from Istoria Ministries Blog by Wade Burleson. Child Abuse, Statute of Limitations, and John Perry Buzz Feed news reporters Andrew Kaczynski and Ilan Ben-Meir published a story yesterday entitled Co-Author of Mike Huckabee Books Was Accused of Child Molestation in Two Legal Cases. Using public documents,

Pattern of corruption emerges in Tennessee, as law enforcement comes up with new reasons to withhold Covenant church shooting evidence

May 21, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Anglican Watch is not big on conspiracy theories. Indeed, our experience is that government is terrible at keeping anything a secret—just ask Jack Teixeira. But having covered both the Covenant School active shooter and the death of Grant Solomon, we’re seeing a pattern of cover-up, incompetence, dishonesty, and indifference by Tennessee officials that’s

Stinkbomb on Sean Rowe removes bishop Todd Ousley from all Title IV functions prior to Ousley’s departure later this year: “Another important point about Ousley: He ignored the Losch situation repeatedly, despite pleas for help from the victim. Child rape…”

Heather on Presiding bishop Sean Rowe’s personnel decisions make us hopeful for the future: “I’m a Daughter of Stan, too! Lolol! I was wearing a blue dress when Peridans saw Satan in me….so I’m…”

GawjaPeach on Stop the BS: Anne Turner’s letter to the parish is “a bunch of trash”: “I went there (Grace) on and off for a while. There are some **interesting** women there, Alison Campbell, Lisa Medley,…”

Anglican Watch on Presiding bishop Sean Rowe’s personnel decisions make us hopeful for the future: “Our buddy “Stan,” at it again. Tell Stan Dee says hello. 😉”

Selena Smith on Todd Ousley, one of the great dirtbags of TEC, loses role as Title IV intake officer for bishops: “You are too generous in using the term “dirtbag” — he’s just dirty.”