Calling Fed Up Mormons and Latter Day Saints
A Strategy for Confronting David Lee Hamblin and the Criminal Justice System
The recent news that David Lee Hamblin was given a sweetheart bail reconsideration by Judge Roger Griffin has outraged a number of my readers. This is understandable, as Hamblin stands accused of at least four decades worth of abuse, including the following:
Raping his four daughters on a nearly daily basis, from shortly after their births well into their teenage and early adult years. A court found by clear and convincing evidence that Hamblin had molested his two eldest daughters, Rachel and Eliza.
Providing his daughters for use in child prostitution, child pornography, and prostituting them out to other accomplices within the alleged LDS Church of Satan.
Administering peyote to all four of his daughters. Again, a court found by clear and convincing evidence that Hamblin gave a controlled substance to all four of his daughters.
Sexually abusing multiple therapy patients in his psychology practice. Hamblin was stripped of his license for the abuse, which included multiple females and at least one male patient, Brett Bluth.
Administering peyote to children in his healing circles after he lost his license to practice psychology.
Murdering multiple children and adults as part of his activities within the alleged LDS Church of Satan.
Raping and abusing two other children beyond his daughters, who are now adults facing the prospect of Hamblin’s release on bail thanks to Judge Roger Griffin.
Judge Griffin does not dispute that the magistrate and the State proceeded within the law when Hamblin’s bail was denied after his recent 2022 arrest. He does not dispute that the legal thresholds were met to establish that Hamblin was a danger to the community, nor does David Hamblin dispute this. Judge Griffin’s grounds for finding that Hamblin should be released with conditions on a mere $100,000 bail is rooted in the following:
That the State did not demonstrate that Hamblin had anything to do with the threats made to one of the victims in a current case.
That the State has not shown that Hamblin will be placed in a position of trust or authority over a minor child upon his release.
That the allegations in Hamblin’s current two cases are based on abuse from thirty years ago.
Here’s IRA’s rebuttal to that:
The Hamblin children allege that David Lee Hamblin was still dropping by their mother’s condominium to abuse the two youngest daughters as late as 2006. That means that the most recent allegations of abuse are a mere 17 years old.
Hamblin’s other victims from his healing circles allege that he was administering peyote to children as recently as a decade ago.
Hamblin’s victim profile is not restricted to children; in fact, David Lee Hamblin abused children from within two weeks of their birth to adults who were in their twenties and thirties in his capacity as a therapist.
Hamblin is not simply accused of sexual abuse and physical abuse. He has been accused of involvement in at least a dozen homicides, from infants to teenage boys to young men as part of his membership in the LDS Church of Satan.
For this rebuttal to be stick, we need victims who are willing to come forward and attest to this on the record. IRA is in contact with relatives of those victims, and with victims who are now adults. As yet, those victims have not come forward to identify David Lee Hamblin and his accomplices as their abusers on the record with any court. That has to change. It is understandable that victims are intimidated and even terrified of the potential repercussions, given the alleged four decade reign of terror inflicted on victims by David Lee Hamblin and his accomplices.
If you want this world to be different, you have to be the difference. There is a reason IRA chose the David Lee Hamblin case as its current focus: it has a record that is voluminous and accessible to the public, with verifiable facts alleged, and that record is credible. From August to the present day, IRA has not found a single instance of deceit, falsehood, or exaggeration on the part of the Hamblin daughters or the two present accusers, or the adults who alleged Hamblin abused them when he was their psychologist.
If you don’t want to talk to IRA, then you can talk to the Juab County Attorney at 435-623-3460, because Ryan Peters is the prosecutor on the Hamblin case. You can email the Juab County Attorney’s Office with tips at law@co.juab.ut.us.
Second, for the criminal justice system in Utah to take note, the public has to make them take note. IRA has established a Change.org petition explaining what is at stake in the Hamblin case, and providing contact information for the Juab County Prosecutor.
Third, show up, kick ass and raise hell on March 22, 2023. Be respectful, but be present to show that the community in Utah has had enough. If you’re a fed up Mormon, show it. The abuse that is outlined in the various allegations in David Lee Hamblin is all too common in Utah, and nearly everyone IRA has spoken to knows someone who was affected by similar abuse in Utah. It’s time to put a stop to this. The court hearing will be broadcast via WebEx. Hit the hyperlink, download the software, and get ready to represent those of us who have had enough of men like David Lee Hamblin and his alleged accomplices getting away with raping and abusing children and adults. Enough is enough.
Thanks for being on top of this GoEl.
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