Bed Found In Fundamentalist Temple

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Bed Found In Fundamentalist Temple

April 14, 2008 | ISSUE 44•16

Authorities searching a temple in the Texas compound of the Fundamentalist Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints found a bed they believe was where underage brides were forced to have sex with their new husbands. What do you think?

What do these girls want, a throne?

Paul Oswald
Systems Analyst
Hey, they bought the calf, so the veal wasn't free.

Theresa Kurtz
Mail Sorter
How do they know that's what the bed was used for? Did they smell it?

Jeff Cafarelli
Quality Assurance Manager

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