‘Tapestry Against Polygamy' leader reacts to Texas court decision

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Tom Callan reportingOne anti-polygamy champion says the Texas Supreme Court ruling to send the FLDS children back to their families is not a fatal blow.

It makes sense for the 400-plus FLDS children to be returned to their parents -- that admission from polygamy critic Rowenna Erickson of Tapestry Against Polygamy.

Erickson is now looking for answers not in the courts, but the science lab. "But I'm really anticipating the results of the DNA testing to see what comes of that," she said.

She says the travesty over the FLDS children and their mothers is a lesson for the next generation of polygamists that there is a new world out there.

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