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The Watchtower organization has an extensive legal department.
Not including support staff, as of year 2003 the organization’s legal staff comprised at least the following attorneys[1]:
What are all these lawyers for?
In the Jane Doe v. Watchtower et al case the Watchtower organization makes an admission about what they fear, and it would help explain why the need for all these lawyers.
Responding to Jane Doe’s request that Watchtower supply the information in its database about allegations and victims of sexual molestation of children reported by its appointed elders in the United States, Watchtower had this to say[2]:
According to Watchtower, if Watchtower shared its data collection of alleged and known cases of sexual molestation of children it,
Given this undisclosed bombshell hidden in the bowels of the Watchtower organization, it’s no wonder why the need for all those attorneys.
The Watchtower organization knows it has pedophiles lurking in the midst of Jehovah’s Witnesses from one corner of the United States to the other. They are everywhere!!!
Yet Watchtower fights tooth and nail to protect the names and whereabouts of these monsters.
Marvin Shilmer
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References
1. As found in the Amended and Restated Charter for Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania Corporation filing dated and signed April 8, 2003 by Dan Adams, President of Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, Inc.
2. Jane Doe v. Watchtower et al, Superior Court of California, County of Almeda:
3. For more on Jane Doe v. Watchtower et al, see: Verdicts for $28,000,001 against Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc.
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The Watchtower organization has an extensive legal department.
Not including support staff, as of year 2003 the organization’s legal staff comprised at least the following attorneys[1]:
William R. Bell
Christine Benham
Philip Brumley
Max Custer
Michelle Dickenson
Lisa Douglas
Robert C. James
Richard King
Adam Linett
James M. McCabe
John Miller III
Richard Moake
Mario F. Moreno
Erna Neufeld
Gregory D. Olds
Paul D. Polidoro
Donald T. Ridley
Carolyn R. Wah
What are all these lawyers for?
In the Jane Doe v. Watchtower et al case the Watchtower organization makes an admission about what they fear, and it would help explain why the need for all these lawyers.
Responding to Jane Doe’s request that Watchtower supply the information in its database about allegations and victims of sexual molestation of children reported by its appointed elders in the United States, Watchtower had this to say[2]:
According to Watchtower, if Watchtower shared its data collection of alleged and known cases of sexual molestation of children it,
"would be forced to defend themselves against claim after claim originating from the different corners of the nation during the past twenty years."
Given this undisclosed bombshell hidden in the bowels of the Watchtower organization, it’s no wonder why the need for all those attorneys.
The Watchtower organization knows it has pedophiles lurking in the midst of Jehovah’s Witnesses from one corner of the United States to the other. They are everywhere!!!
Yet Watchtower fights tooth and nail to protect the names and whereabouts of these monsters.
Marvin Shilmer
______________
References
1. As found in the Amended and Restated Charter for Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania Corporation filing dated and signed April 8, 2003 by Dan Adams, President of Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, Inc.
2. Jane Doe v. Watchtower et al, Superior Court of California, County of Almeda:
3. For more on Jane Doe v. Watchtower et al, see: Verdicts for $28,000,001 against Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc.
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