Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know if this is open to the public and what will occur at this event?
Event: Felony Status Conference
Date: 08/26/2025 Time: 9:30 am
Judge: DAYSON, DANYA A Location: Courtroom 303
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Folks, let this thread go unless there is any new information that parents of kids potentially affected need to know. The guy is in jail, the prosecutors are doing their jobs, etc... ASA families have a new swim season coming up in a week and should be allowed to focus on that. We are 38 pages into this thread, and as pointed out near the beginning, there is ZERO evidence ASA did anything wrong.
Suggestion to moderators - please revise the title of this thread.
You seem terribly protective of the ASA, do you work for them?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Folks, let this thread go unless there is any new information that parents of kids potentially affected need to know. The guy is in jail, the prosecutors are doing their jobs, etc... ASA families have a new swim season coming up in a week and should be allowed to focus on that. We are 38 pages into this thread, and as pointed out near the beginning, there is ZERO evidence ASA did anything wrong.
Suggestion to moderators - please revise the title of this thread.
You seem terribly protective of the ASA, do you work for them?
DP - I agree that this thread doesn’t belong in the swimming forum anymore. Not that I don’t think the case is worthy of discussing, but at this point, now that everyone is aware of his connection to MVP and ASA, it isn’t a swimming topic. There has also been nothing to suggest ASA or MVP did anything wrong.
So you think it’s ok to shut down an entire thread because you disagree with the title?
Anonymous wrote:Folks, let this thread go unless there is any new information that parents of kids potentially affected need to know. The guy is in jail, the prosecutors are doing their jobs, etc... ASA families have a new swim season coming up in a week and should be allowed to focus on that. We are 38 pages into this thread, and as pointed out near the beginning, there is ZERO evidence ASA did anything wrong.
Suggestion to moderators - please revise the title of this thread.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Folks, let this thread go unless there is any new information that parents of kids potentially affected need to know. The guy is in jail, the prosecutors are doing their jobs, etc... ASA families have a new swim season coming up in a week and should be allowed to focus on that. We are 38 pages into this thread, and as pointed out near the beginning, there is ZERO evidence ASA did anything wrong.
Suggestion to moderators - please revise the title of this thread.
You seem terribly protective of the ASA, do you work for them?
DP - I agree that this thread doesn’t belong in the swimming forum anymore. Not that I don’t think the case is worthy of discussing, but at this point, now that everyone is aware of his connection to MVP and ASA, it isn’t a swimming topic. There has also been nothing to suggest ASA or MVP did anything wrong.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Folks, let this thread go unless there is any new information that parents of kids potentially affected need to know. The guy is in jail, the prosecutors are doing their jobs, etc... ASA families have a new swim season coming up in a week and should be allowed to focus on that. We are 38 pages into this thread, and as pointed out near the beginning, there is ZERO evidence ASA did anything wrong.
Suggestion to moderators - please revise the title of this thread.
You seem terribly protective of the ASA, do you work for them?
Anonymous wrote:Folks, let this thread go unless there is any new information that parents of kids potentially affected need to know. The guy is in jail, the prosecutors are doing their jobs, etc... ASA families have a new swim season coming up in a week and should be allowed to focus on that. We are 38 pages into this thread, and as pointed out near the beginning, there is ZERO evidence ASA did anything wrong.
Suggestion to moderators - please revise the title of this thread.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've been wondering about this case too. My kids go to Eaton so I've seen this guy at the school. I never talked to him but I remember him from the pictures.
Do these cases go to trial? Do the children/victims get questioned by the defense? Seems unbearable.
Will the defense atty try for some sort of deal or push for acquittal?
Unbelievable. Good that he has to stay locked up for now
Thomas is going to fight against the charges.
Then he must have hired a hell of a team. Maybe his Australian government is helping with funding for his defense?
Because of this, and given that his attorney is aggressive, we aren't pursuing pressing charges. We'd really like to do the right thing and add to the existing charges, but we know how the deposition would go, and it's not worth the cost to our kid's mental health.
I am so sorry. I understand your decision.
Would you mind sharing how you know Thomas?
Revealing that would give one too many clues to my kid's identity, and that is something they are incredibly fearful of. (They are older than eight, I'll say that much.) They feel like they're the only one in their community who was affected (it wasn't in the apt. building), but I simply can't imagine that was the case.
I'm not sure I understand how saying how you know Thomas (simply: through swim team, through elementary school, or through apartment building or something else) would identify your child. There's hundreds of kids on the teams and in the school and apartment building.
Wishing you and your child all the healing. I am sorry you're in this situation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've been wondering about this case too. My kids go to Eaton so I've seen this guy at the school. I never talked to him but I remember him from the pictures.
Do these cases go to trial? Do the children/victims get questioned by the defense? Seems unbearable.
Will the defense atty try for some sort of deal or push for acquittal?
Unbelievable. Good that he has to stay locked up for now
Thomas is going to fight against the charges.
Then he must have hired a hell of a team. Maybe his Australian government is helping with funding for his defense?
Because of this, and given that his attorney is aggressive, we aren't pursuing pressing charges. We'd really like to do the right thing and add to the existing charges, but we know how the deposition would go, and it's not worth the cost to our kid's mental health.
Anonymous wrote:How did he have all this time to volunteer at all these different places AND work full time?