A lawsuit accuses relatives of Mormon church president of sexually abusing children

(courtesy of FOX 13) Images of some of the alleged victims of sexual abuse involved in a federal lawsuit filed Oct. 3, 2018 against a daughter and son-in-law of LDS Church President Russell M. Nelson.

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A lawsuit accuses relatives of Mormon church president of sexually abusing children

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