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	{{misinformation\|It is unsurprising that Lee, one of the ringleaders, would wish to blame the murders or cover-up on his ecclesiastical superiors.		{{misinformation\|It is unsurprising that Lee, one of the ringleaders, would wish to blame the murders or cover-up on his ecclesiastical superiors.
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	==Response to claim: 142 - The "scheme to blame the atrocity on the Indians" is claimed to have been conceived and crafted "with the characteristic meticulousness for which Brigham Young was famous"==		==Response to claim: 142 - The "scheme to blame the atrocity on the Indians" is claimed to have been conceived and crafted "with the characteristic meticulousness for which Brigham Young was famous"==
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	* Jacob Hamblin testified that he told Brigham the facts soon after the massacre. Hamblin reported that Brigham said that "as soon as we can get a court of justice, we will ferret this thing out, but till then don't say anything about it." Hamblin said that Lee's trial was "the first time I ever felt that any good would come of it [telling the story]. I kept it to myself until it was called for in the proper place." <ref>Jacob Hamblin, (September 1876), "Testimony of Jacob Hamblin" {{link\|url=http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/mountainmeadows/leetestimony.html#JACOB_HAMBLIN}}</ref>		* Jacob Hamblin testified that he told Brigham the facts soon after the massacre. Hamblin reported that Brigham said that "as soon as we can get a court of justice, we will ferret this thing out, but till then don't say anything about it." Hamblin said that Lee's trial was "the first time I ever felt that any good would come of it [telling the story]. I kept it to myself until it was called for in the proper place." <ref>Jacob Hamblin, (September 1876), "Testimony of Jacob Hamblin" {{link\|url=http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/mountainmeadows/leetestimony.html#JACOB_HAMBLIN}}</ref>
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	Will Bagley claimed that Mountain Meadows was known among the Mormons as "a preferred location for the quiet execution of unpleasant tasks."		Will Bagley claimed that Mountain Meadows was known among the Mormons as "a preferred location for the quiet execution of unpleasant tasks."
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	The author claims that "numerous apostates" were traveling with the Fancher Train by the time it reached Mountain Meadows.		The author claims that "numerous apostates" were traveling with the Fancher Train by the time it reached Mountain Meadows.
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	The author claims that William Bateman, who had weeks earlier been "threatened with excommunication for apostasy," was given a chance to redeem himself by "carrying out church orders at Mountain Meadows." According to "Prophet Heber Kimball," Bateman was placed "in the front ranks" to be put "to the test."		The author claims that William Bateman, who had weeks earlier been "threatened with excommunication for apostasy," was given a chance to redeem himself by "carrying out church orders at Mountain Meadows." According to "Prophet Heber Kimball," Bateman was placed "in the front ranks" to be put "to the test."
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	#*{{JDfairwiki\|author=Heber C. Kimball\|disc=70\|vol=4\|start=375}}		#{{JDfairwiki\|author=Heber C. Kimball\|disc=70\|vol=4\|start=375}}
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	{{disinformation\|The author is making a huge assumption here. Heber says,		{{disinformation\|The author is making a huge assumption here. Heber says,
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	{{AuthorQuote\|The recommendation of the many apostates in the camp would never be known, or whether they considered their fellow Mormons capable of such cold-blooded treachery.}}		{{AuthorQuote\|The recommendation of the many apostates in the camp would never be known, or whether they considered their fellow Mormons capable of such cold-blooded treachery.}}
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	{{propaganda\|The author ''again'' mentions the numerous "apostates" that she believes were part of the Fancher party, yet she provides no evidence of this.		{{propaganda\|The author ''again'' mentions the numerous "apostates" that she believes were part of the Fancher party, yet she provides no evidence of this.
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	(Photo caption) The author claims that Joseph Smith "had his first vision in 1820" and then three years later reported that he was "surrounded by 'a pillar of light' during a visitation from the angel Moroni."		(Photo caption) The author claims that Joseph Smith "had his first vision in 1820" and then three years later reported that he was "surrounded by 'a pillar of light' during a visitation from the angel Moroni."
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	{{disinformation\|The author appears to have never even studied any of the sources that she used. Any Latter-day Saint knows that the "pillar of light" is associated with Joseph's [[Joseph Smith's First Vision\|First Vision]].		{{disinformation\|The author appears to have never even studied any of the sources that she used. Any Latter-day Saint knows that the "pillar of light" is associated with Joseph's [[Joseph Smith's First Vision\|First Vision]].
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	(Photo caption) The author claims that Brigham Young called his enemies "Christians" and that the Latter-day Saints left Nauvoo, Illinois because they "had been unable to live in peace with their neighbors."		(Photo caption) The author claims that Brigham Young called his enemies "Christians" and that the Latter-day Saints left Nauvoo, Illinois because they "had been unable to live in peace with their neighbors."
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	#* No source provided.		# No source provided.
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	{{misinformation\|Brigham also regarded himself and the Latter-day Saints as [[Latter-day_Saints_aren't_Christians#1860s\|Christians]].		{{misinformation\|Brigham also regarded himself and the Latter-day Saints as [[Latter-day_Saints_aren't_Christians#1860s\|Christians]].
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	(Photo caption) Did Brigham order the rock cairn memorial at the scene of the massacre dismantled?		(Photo caption) Did Brigham order the rock cairn memorial at the scene of the massacre dismantled?
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	{{misinformation\|There is not evidence at all that Brigham did this.}}		{{misinformation\|There is not evidence at all that Brigham did this.}}
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	The author claims that the "Mormon apostate refugees" were "blood atoned."		The author claims that the "Mormon apostate refugees" were "blood atoned."
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	#*Anna Jean Backus, ''Mountain Meadows Witness: The Life and Times of Bishop Philip Klingensmith'' (Arthur H. Clark Co, 1996), 136.		#Anna Jean Backus, ''Mountain Meadows Witness: The Life and Times of Bishop Philip Klingensmith'' (Arthur H. Clark Co, 1996), 136.
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	{{misinformation\|The author ''finally'' provides a source for her comments about "Mormon apostates" being part of the Fancher party.		{{misinformation\|The author ''finally'' provides a source for her comments about "Mormon apostates" being part of the Fancher party.
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	John D. Lee claimed that Brigham Young advised them to claim that the massacre was performed by Indians alone.		John D. Lee claimed that Brigham Young advised them to claim that the massacre was performed by Indians alone.
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	#*Lee, 251.		#Lee, 251.
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	{{misinformation\|It is unsurprising that Lee, one of the ringleaders, would wish to blame the murders or cover-up on his ecclesiastical superiors.		{{misinformation\|It is unsurprising that Lee, one of the ringleaders, would wish to blame the murders or cover-up on his ecclesiastical superiors.
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	The "scheme to blame the atrocity on the Indians" is claimed to have been conceived and crafted "with the characteristic meticulousness for which Brigham Young was famous."		The "scheme to blame the atrocity on the Indians" is claimed to have been conceived and crafted "with the characteristic meticulousness for which Brigham Young was famous."
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	{{misinformation\|Leaders in southern Utah were already planning to blame the Massacre on Indians before Brigham Young had even heard of it. After an initial skirmish with the party, one of the immigrants was killed and another wounded. "A witness of white involvement had now shared the news within the emigrant corral. If the surviving emigrants were freed and continued on to California, word would quickly spread that Mormons had been involved in the attack....Despite plans to pin the massacre on the Paiutes—and persistent subsequent efforts to do so—Nephi Johnson later maintained that his fellow militiamen did most of the killing." <ref>{{Ensign\|author=Richard E. Turley Jr.\|article=The Mountain Meadows Massacre\|date=September 2007\|start=14\|end=21}}{{link\|url=http://www.lds.org/mountain-meadows-massacre}}</ref>		{{misinformation\|Leaders in southern Utah were already planning to blame the Massacre on Indians before Brigham Young had even heard of it. After an initial skirmish with the party, one of the immigrants was killed and another wounded. "A witness of white involvement had now shared the news within the emigrant corral. If the surviving emigrants were freed and continued on to California, word would quickly spread that Mormons had been involved in the attack....Despite plans to pin the massacre on the Paiutes—and persistent subsequent efforts to do so—Nephi Johnson later maintained that his fellow militiamen did most of the killing." <ref>{{Ensign\|author=Richard E. Turley Jr.\|article=The Mountain Meadows Massacre\|date=September 2007\|start=14\|end=21}}{{link\|url=http://www.lds.org/mountain-meadows-massacre}}</ref>

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	The author claims that William Bateman, who had weeks earlier been "threatened with excommunication for apostasy," was given a chance to redeem himself by "carrying out church orders at Mountain Meadows." According to "Prophet Heber Kimball," Bateman was placed "in the front ranks" to be put "to the test."		The author claims that William Bateman, who had weeks earlier been "threatened with excommunication for apostasy," was given a chance to redeem himself by "carrying out church orders at Mountain Meadows." According to "Prophet Heber Kimball," Bateman was placed "in the front ranks" to be put "to the test."
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	{{propaganda\|The author ''again'' mentions the numerous "apostates" that she believes were part of the Fancher party, yet she provides no evidence of this.		{{propaganda\|The author ''again'' mentions the numerous "apostates" that she believes were part of the Fancher party, yet she provides no evidence of this.
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	{{disinformation\|The author appears to have never even studied any of the sources that she used. Any Latter-day Saint knows that the "pillar of light" is associated with Joseph's [[Joseph Smith's First Vision\|First Vision]].		{{disinformation\|The author appears to have never even studied any of the sources that she used. Any Latter-day Saint knows that the "pillar of light" is associated with Joseph's [[Joseph Smith's First Vision\|First Vision]].
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	(Photo caption) The author claims that Brigham Young called his enemies "Christians" and that the Latter-day Saints left Nauvoo, Illinois because they "had been unable to live in peace with their neighbors."		(Photo caption) The author claims that Brigham Young called his enemies "Christians" and that the Latter-day Saints left Nauvoo, Illinois because they "had been unable to live in peace with their neighbors."
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	{{misinformation\|Brigham also regarded himself and the Latter-day Saints as [[Latter-day_Saints_aren't_Christians#1860s\|Christians]].		{{misinformation\|Brigham also regarded himself and the Latter-day Saints as [[Latter-day_Saints_aren't_Christians#1860s\|Christians]].
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	*Anna Jean Backus, ''Mountain Meadows Witness: The Life and Times of Bishop Philip Klingensmith'' (Arthur H. Clark Co, 1996), 136.		#*Anna Jean Backus, ''Mountain Meadows Witness: The Life and Times of Bishop Philip Klingensmith'' (Arthur H. Clark Co, 1996), 136.
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	{{disinformation\|Yet another reference to Mormon "apostates" being part of the Fancher party, which is based on dubious evidence. Since ''no'' later counts (even those made by those hostile to the Church) mention the supposed apostates, this is probably good evidence that such apostate victims never existed.		{{disinformation\|Yet another reference to Mormon "apostates" being part of the Fancher party, which is based on dubious evidence. Since ''no'' later counts (even those made by those hostile to the Church) mention the supposed apostates, this is probably good evidence that such apostate victims never existed.
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