Last night we discussed an article that appeared in the Deseret News in which women who were removed from the YFZ ranch and were at Fort Concho, did a telephone interview via cells phones with reporters who were at the YFZ ranch. In the article, the women went by first names, declining to state their surnames. I felt last night and still feel that the telephone interview was orchestrated by the FLDS men back at the YFZ ranch. Last night I posted a message, and here's part of that message:
I'm having some real reservations about this article. The women mentioned in the article, who gave their first names only, are Dorothy, Paula. Kathleen, and Barbara. I checked these first names against the listed names of parents on the subpoena published in the Eldorado Success. There is no Dorothy on that list. Of the other names, the only woman named Paula and Barbara are Paula and Barbara Jessop. There is a Kathleen Steed and a Cathleen Jessop.
Tonight, Anderson Cooper interviewed Kathleen, who didn't want her surname used. Later, Anderson Cooper interviewed Carylyn Jessop, who escaped from the FLDS five years ago. Carolyn recognized Katheen and identified her as a sister-wife of Merrill Jessop.
All of the women who participated in that cell phone interview from Fort Concho, were Jessops..............Paula, Barbara, and Cathleen/Kathleen Jessop. The Dorothy who also participated in the cell phone interview wasn't on the list of parents on the subpoena. I suspect she may have been one of the older woman - a grandmother - with no children at Fort Concho.
