First Baptist Church of Hammond and Hiles Anderson College have teamed up with known pedophile and rapist David Hiles in an effort to dismiss the motion filed by Joy Rider back in February.

I covered this on the podcast. Visit preacherboys doc.com. That's preacherboys doc.com and click the link that says writer v. Hiles.

I cover her lawsuit against the college, the church, and against

David Hiles, and go through that in detail. But I'm going to just go over a couple key points in the

motion to dismiss that was placed by David Hiles and the college. Trigger warning. This podcast

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Eric Squaresinsky. All right, here we go. So the first thing right on the beginning of the page is

David Hiles,

Hiles Anderson College, and First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana are labeled as the defendants.

They've decided to come together to battle this lawsuit as a group, which is interesting

because David Hiles, up to this point, has been pretty openly and publicly separated from the

college due to all the other scandals

that he's been involved with.

Over the last few years, Hiles has been a source of scandal and controversy for fundamentalist

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