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Tonight's episode General Conference Death March.

Well it's been a little over three months now since the April General Conference of 2018.

I've been meaning to do some podcasts about that general conference but have been delayed

due to late-breaking issues relating to McKinnodinson's lawsuit against the

LDS Church and my efforts to obtain from the BYU Police Department unredacted copies of the police reports, as well as a copy of the

audio taped interview with Joseph Bishop, conducted by the BYU Police.

But now I have a little bit of time to go back over my notes from April General Conference.

You know, we as Mormons are frequently told by our leaders that the subjects they come up with

to speak about in general conference are independently

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