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This is Radio Free Mormon on the air broadcasting behind enemy lines.

Tonight's episode, Jen Camp loses her bar complaint against yours truly radio free Mormon.

Well, this particular saga has finally reached its end.

And true to my word, I'm going to give you a recap on what has been happening since the last

podcast I did on this subject. There's

certainly been a number of twists and turns. Briefly, back in July, Jen Camp filed a bar

complaint against me with the bar association in the state in which I practiced law,

alleging that it was unethical for me to release publicly available documentation,

specifically the video recording of a board meeting that she had with the board of Open

Stories Foundation shortly before she was cashiered from that organization. There was something

about that video, which by the way, I did not edit. I did not

comment on. I simply put it up as is. It had been made publicly available by being filed as part

of a lawsuit. And this was part of the OSF lawsuit. It was attached as an exhibit with a link.

I obtained that link. I put it up because now,

once it's filed, it is public information. There was something about that board meeting that

Jen Camp did not want getting out there into the public arena. And one suspects it has to do with

the way in which she behaved because she had been making a number of representations

about what happened in that board meeting, and she'd been making those representations for

several months. And all anybody had to go off of was her word until it was made public. I put it up

on the internet, and everybody could look at that board meeting

compare it with what Jen Camp had said happened in the board meeting

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