Operation Underground Railroad says it ‘did not have access’ to LDS tithing records
Nonprofit group says the allegation it had access to tithing information, made in a recent lawsuit, is “unsubstantiated” and based on an “improperly obtained internal OUR memo.”
![(The New York Times, left; The Salt Lake Tribune, right) Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard, left, and senior Latter-day Saint apostle M. Russell Ballard, who are not related. An OUR spokesperson says the group "did not have access to [Latter-day Saint] tithing records."](https://www.sltrib.com/resizer/v2/3BXT3BVRBVCLZNIQOLOJIJK6ZY.jpeg?auth=179f359e16946e67827441352a3a1608f371aed59df18f94b4a46394d864ec63&width=1024&quality=88)
(The New York Times, left; The Salt Lake Tribune, right) Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard, left, and senior Latter-day Saint apostle M. Russell Ballard, who are not related. An OUR spokesperson says the group "did not have access to [Latter-day Saint] tithing records."