Is THOU SHALT NOT LIE still a commandment?

[proud2BlibKansan]

Topeka missionary: Group didn't know Haitian kids had parents

A Topeka youth pastor and nine other American missionaries jailed in Haiti for trying to take children out of the earthquake-ravaged nation didn't know the children still had parents, he told The Associated Press on Tuesday.

Drew Culberth also acknowledged he wasn't involved in making arrangements for the 33 children and didn't speak directly to officials at orphanages who turned them over to the missionaries. But Culberth said his group was told by the orphanages that the children had no parents.

The AP later determined all the children had parents. Culberth was among eight of the missionaries released last week after spending nearly three weeks in jail on child kidnapping charges. The group's leader and her assistant still are detained.

He said one child picked up by the group was returned to parents when the his group learned they still were alive.


more . . . http://www.kansascity.com/2010/02/23/1768612/topeka-missionary.html

[951-Riverside]

1. These dirtbags were going to sexually abuse those kids... there I said it.

...bunch of perverts. I wonder how many in this group have been convicted of a sex offense against children.

[Mind_your_head]

3. Yep ......Totally agree with you.....

These peeps were/are totally scummy dirtbags....trying to take advantage of CHILDREN in a very very difficult, dire situation.

:vomit: :puke:

[Hassin Bin Sober]

5. Kiddie diddlers. No doubt about it.

[proud2BlibKansan]

6. No doubt

[Quantess]

2. But, but... libruls lie all the time so it's okay!

That's why God named 'em LIEberals!! Becuse lieberals are hypocrites.

I'm just putting this out here, because I already know that the extreme RW have their defenses against logic, one of them being I'm rubber you're glue!

[cherokeeprogressive]

4. I think it may have been repealed by the First Amendment to the Ten Commandments... n/t

[devilgrrl]

7. Check this out too!!!!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/16/jorge-puello-adviser-to-u_n_463697.html

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — The fugitive former legal adviser to a group of Americans detained in Haiti on kidnapping charges said Tuesday he has yet another reason to stay in hiding: He's been indicted in the U.S. in an immigrant smuggling case.

Jorge Puello, who surged into the spotlight by providing food, medicine and legal assistance to the 10 Americans jailed in Haiti, was already being pursued by law enforcement authorities in the Dominican Republic on an Interpol warrant out of El Salvador, where police say he led a ring that lured young women and girls into prostitution. He also had an outstanding warrant for a U.S. parole violation.

Puello – who says he is innocent of all the accusations against him – acknowledged in a phone interview with The Associated Press that he is also named in a 2003 federal indictment out of Vermont that accuses him of smuggling illegal immigrants from Canada into the United States.

The 32-year-old, identified as Jorge Torres in the indictment, was living in Canada at the time and managed to avoid arrest. He says he was working undercover for U.S. authorities at the time. Law enforcement officials said they hadn't yet confirmed the Puello is Torres but the case is open.

"Mr. Torres was a fugitive in Canada and the United States has requested his extradition," said Tristram Coffin, the U.S. Attorney for Vermont. "We've always been interested in him. We remain interested in fugitives when they flee."

[proud2BlibKansan]

8. Who would Jesus smuggle?