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Westwood One's Metro Networks interviewed Mark Henkel - Aug 2001

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National Polygamy Advocate ™ Mark Henkel was interviewed by Westwood One's MetroNetworks' MetroSource Radio News Wire, on August 24, 2001.   Criminal Tom Green, a rogue variant of Mormon Polygamist, had been sentenced for his convicted crimes.  Mark Henkel explained that Tom Green received a 5-year sentence for the charge of criminal non-support, while each of the four remaining 5-year sentences for bigamy were to be served concurrently, and $79,900 had to paid in restitution for the welfare fraud.  Noting the "concurrent" aspect of the sentences for bigamy, Mark Henkel declared the sound-bite, "Tom Green will NOT be serving any ACTUAL time in prison for 'bigamy.'"  Identifying criminal Tom Green as "the polygamy Tim MacVeigh," Mark Henkel explained that normal pro-polygamists had always and loudly opposed the real crimes (criminal non-support and underage crimes) of Tom Green.  At the end of the interview, Mark Henkel additionally detailed the standard of Love-not-Force, differentiating how real criminals and abusers of women have no connection with healthy UCAP, Unrelated Consenting Adult Polygamy.  http://www.NationalPolygamyAdvocate.com

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