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If the Mormon Church leadership participated in pushing this under the rug then they share in the guilt. That however is apparently not the case. The Mormon Church has rules, very explicit rules about this kind of behavior. Those rules include excommunication and referral to authorities. If the local leadership did not follow the rules then the local leaders should then be guilty of something and made to pay for their actions.

This happens in all churches unfortunately for some reason. How sad. I hope the children's lives recover from these vile deeds and the perp sees the inside of a prison for a long long time.

The Mormons recently, within the last several years, replaced nearly all the doors in all their buildings so that none of them except for the pastors door could hide anything. All the doors now have glass windows so that the occupants of classes and offices can be viewed from the outside. A lot of money was spent to make sure this kind of stuff is less likely to happen. Unfortunately it won't stop it, slow it down a little perhaps but not stop it. The queers of Sodom and Gomorrah wanted to rape angels that came to visit Lot & Abraham, they aren't going to stop because of a few windows in doors.

In the past, when societies found queers they sentenced them to death. It certainly reduced repeat offenders. I have mixed emotions about it all. I kinda feel that what two people do in their own place is their business and we should let them alone, the problem is that it so often seems to spill out past their own place. I am inclined to agree with The Lord Jesus Christ, it would be better that a mill stone were placed around their neck and thrown into the sea.