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Aaron Solomon’s about to get a new one

September 18, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Years ago, I worked for a really difficult boss. And suprisingly, I did well at the job and (usually) enjoyed it. The secret? Making a joke out of her more colorful moments. Indeed, one of my favorite pieces of office art was an elaborately framed, curved surgeon’s needle with about

Batten down the hatches—Nancy Grace is about to make landfall

September 6, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

As we continue to follow the sordid story of Aaron Solomon and the unexplained murder of his son, Grant, there’s a new sheriff in town. That sheriff is Nancy Grace. Recent reports suggest Grace will cover the story next week, and we’re told she’s not exactly loving on Aaron. Meanwhile,

Your help is needed! #Justiceforgrant

September 4, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Investigators need your help‼️ Were you at Grant’s visitation on Friday, July 24, 2020, his memorial service Saturday, July 25, 2020 at Grace Chapel Church, or his grave side service the same day at the Williamson Memorial Funeral Home Garden of Angels … 1, 2 or all? If so, and

Anglican Watch files internal affairs complaint with Gallatin PD, calls for removal of all officers involved in the Grant Solomon case

August 31, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Anglican Watch has filed an internal affairs complaint with the Gallatin police department over its conduct in the Grant Solomon case. A copy of the complaint is posted below. Those wishing to file their own complaint can email [email protected].

Anglican Watch on Episcopal priest Brad Whitaker deposed: “I am deeply sorry for your experience. Unfortunately, TEC’s clergy disciplinary process often does more harm than good, as evinced…”

Anglican Watch on Tenth Presbyterian’s Susan Elzey: Criminal or victim? Or both?: “You might try actually reading the article. Specifically, we don’t address any issues in the Elzey’s marriage, and we don’t…”

Emma on Tenth Presbyterian continues efforts at impression management, even as it ignores its organizational corruption: “Even a well intentioned leader, having experienced such catastrophic leadership failure, should be stepping down and taking a LONG break…”

Kimberley Bodenhamer Smith on Episcopal priest Brad Whitaker deposed: “I am Brad Whitaker’s Title IV complaint. The matter has been pushed under the rug since 2019, as I was…”

R on Tenth Presbyterian’s Susan Elzey: Criminal or victim? Or both?: “If you claim to be knowledgeable about abuse and you want to write responsibly on this topic, you should know…”