MormonLeaks releases emails from July 2016 summarizing allegations of sex abuse made by a sister missionary against her former Patriarch and the internal investigation conducted by the Mormon Church of those allegations.

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MormonLeaks releases the following documents from the Mormon Church’s Intellectual Property Office:

• 93 pages thoroughly outlining the Church’s intellectual property policies:

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• A 2012 slide deck outlining policies and procedures to allow third parties to use Church materials:

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MormonLeaks releases the following documents concerning the Mormon Church’s relations with international governments:

• A memo sent in August 2006 asking permission to send a senior missionary couple to New York City and “focus on the Church’s government relations initiatives with the United Nations”:

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• A memo sent in May 2007 asking permission to send a senior missionary couple to Geneva Switzerland to “monitor the activities” of the United Nations and other NGOs headquarted there:

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• A 2013 document outlining the responsibilities of the missionary couple stationed in Geneva, Switzerland:

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• A 2010 document with the purpose “to identify the positions and agencies of the Federal Government of the Republic of Mexico responsible for the enactment and enforcement of diverse judicial laws and rules that regulate religious associations”:

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• A memo sent in November 2013 outlining guidelines for General Authorities when they contact government officials around the world:

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• A 35 page document entitled “Global Government Relations: Policies and Procedures” and the memo to which it was attached:

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• A 2014 document outlining the Church’s immediate and long term “priority countries” and which governments to establish diplomatic relationship with:

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• A document titled “Ambassador Outreach” and described as “An initiative to help government relations councils build relationships with priority countries”:

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• An organizational chart of the International Coordinating Committee:

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MormonLeaks releases the following document instructing Mormon Seminary and Institute teachers how to respond to abuse and “emotional emergencies”:

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MormonLeaks releases the following documents for the 2008 fiscal year detailing approved technology projects and their projected budgets for their respective teams:

Human Resources

Supply Chain

Education

Member and Leader Work

Public Affairs

Facilities Management

Financial and Legal

General Authority

Temple, Family History, and Church History

End User Productivity

IT Foundations

Other various operations

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MormonLeaks releases the following documents:

• A 2011 presentation detailing web analytics to the site mormon.org.

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• A 2011 presentation detailing the initiative to provide Mormon meetinghouses with Internet access.

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• A series of documents created over the course of 2011, 2012, and early 2013 detailing the Mormon Church’s major technology initiative and accomplishments in 2012.

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• A 2013 presentation detailing the results of a survey conducted in which the participants answered questions about their Internet and technological activity.

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• Two reports detailing FamilySearch.org’s web analytics from February and March 2014

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• A 2014 presentation detailing the results of a study comparing the accessibility and use of the Internet for Mormons in various parts of the world.

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• A document listing the Mormon Church’s preferred Internet service providers in the State of Utah along with their speeds and pricing.

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On August 21, 2018, MormonLeaks’ parent organization, the Truth and Transparency Foundation (TTF), was served a with a lawsuit from Brigham Young University (BYU) in response to a decision by the Utah State Records Committee ruling that BYU had to honor and open record request submitted by the TTF. BYU and the TTF entered a legal stay on September 24, 2018. The stay agreement and more information about the suit can be found by following the link below.

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MormonLeaks releases a 21 page slide deck from 2016 detailing the results of a survey distributed to Mormon teens. The survey was was mostly concerned with how the youth use the Internet and if they use it to access church resources.

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MormonLeaks publishes a form titled “Protocol For Abuse Help Line Calls” used by Church employees when receiving phone calls from local leadership via the abuse help line.

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MormonLeaks releases a high quality PDF document of the original edition of Bruce McConkie’s famed and controversial book entitled Mormon Doctrine.

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MormonLeaks publishes an 11-page, 2012 document labeled “Attorney Work Product” from Kirton McConkie, a Salt Lake City based law firm, summarizing the state of various legal cases in which the Mormon Church is involved.

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MormonLeaks releases an audio recording from September 16, 2018 of an unidentified local leader speaking to the Young Women of a ward in the Provo Edgemont North Stake. A firearm had been discharged in their meetinghouse that same day by a member of the Sherwood Hills Ward with whom they share the building. He reports the discharge was a mistake and no one was hurt.

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Audio on the MormonLeaks Wiki here

MormonLeaks publishes a 2012 document labeled “Attorney Work Product” from Kirton McConkie, a Salt Lake City based law firm, summarizing legal investigations of abuse involving members of the Mormon Church.

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MormonLeaks releases audio recordings of a January 2017 multi-stake meeting held in Phoenix, Arizona with Ronald Rasband and Russell Ballard.

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MormonLeaks publishes audio recordings of recent meetings held in Richmond, Virginia with Dale Renlund and Ulisses Soares. The meetings took place in March 2018.

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Additionally, MormonLeaks releases a clip from a Bishop’s youth interview with a 12 year old girl. *Note: MormonLeaks received this recording edited as is.

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