Isaac Dawson, leader in the Twelve Tribes

Click here for Video showing Isaac Dawson talking on the raid in 1984 FOLLOWING ARE ARTICLES ON ISAAC DAWSON CONTENT COPY-PASTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER Dawson goes missing with young son The Daily News (Halifax)/March 30, 1992 By Rob Roberts Parent’s rights activist Edward “Isaac” Dawson is back in conflict with authorities over his young son….

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Mom seeks to save kids from cold hands of cult

The Palladium Times Andrea Schrader December 16, 1991 Scriba – A pained expression came over her face and her eyes widened and welled with tears. “I’m afraid of repercussions the church might take against my children because of what I’m doing,” she said. Laurie Marrano Jonson’s children have been missing for two years.  The Northeast…

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Pre-dawn raids fail to find abducted kids

Winnipeg Free Press Doug Nairne April 11, 1986 Winnipeg Police are unrepentant after a massive pre-dawn raid on six homes and businesses operated by a controversial religious group came up empty-handed yesterday. But representatives of the group – called the Community of Winnipeg – say the police are treating them unfairly and persecuting them because…

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SECT ABUSE CHARGE DISMISSED

Source: Associated Press/ New York Times AP Published: June 13, 1985 MONTPELIER, Vt., June 12— Vermont’s last child abuse charge against a member of the Northeast Kingdom Community Church was thrown out of court today, five days before it was scheduled to go to trial. Acting Judge F. Ray Keyser of St. Johnsbury District Court…

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Nova Scotia town closes door on Vt. sect

Island Pond religious group blocked from buying property The Providence Sunday Journal July 29, 1984 Residents of a small town in Nova Scotia reportedly have banded together to keep members of a controversial communal religious sect from settling there. Members of the Northeast Kingdom Church – the group from which the police rounded up children…

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Small Vermont town embroiled in controversy over religious sect

source: the Associated Press, 18 November 1983, page 4 Associated Press Island Pond, Vt. —18 November 1983 When Juan Mattatall got his 4-year-old daughter back from the Northeast Kingdom Community Church, it was one of the happiest days of his life. But for some people in this village it was an unpleasant reminder of the…

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