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

Tonight's episode is titled, John DeLinn makes bold move against Jen Camp.

Welcome to Radio Free Mormon. This is episode 366. Now, once again, we will be talking

tonight about the bankruptcy proceedings that Jen Camp has instituted in Tacoma, Washington,

and how those relate to the debt that she owes

to John DeLynn and OSF for her defamation of them. The only debt that is in writing so far

in that regard has to do with attorney's fees. There were two separate orders that were entered

prior to her filing for bankruptcy back in early July of 2024.

And those had to do with attorney's fees.

And I think that they are up around $70,000 between $70,000 and $80,000.

Those two attorney's fees orders that Jen Camp is ordered, required, unless bankruptcy says otherwise, to pay to John DeLinn and OSF as attorney's fees to them.

It's not the actual damages on the case for defamation, but attorney's fees, the judge ordered her to pay because of all of her machinations and hiding evidence and making the OSF and John DeLinn attorneys do so much more work than they would have had to do if she hadn't been hiding everything and lying about it.

That's basically what's going on there.

Now, as you'll recall, that case had been set after the judge, Judge Faust in Utah, had found as a matter of law that Jen Camp had committed defamation,

that matter had been set for August of this year, 2024, for a hearing on the amount of damages that she would have to pay.

In other words, how much defamation did she do against John DeLynn and how much defamation did she, Jen Camp, do against Open Stories Foundation?

And then convert that into a monetary amount and boom, there's your damages.

That amount plus the attorney's fees would be the total amount that she would owe.

However, as we also know prior to that hearing taking place, the month prior to that hearing taking place, Jen Camp had filed for bankruptcy.

And to review, bankruptcy creates an automatic stay.

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