Cindy Clemishire, who accused North Texas megachurch founder Robert Morris of sexually abusing her at age 12, expressed relief and gratefulness after his indictment on five counts of lewd or ...

"After almost 43 years, the law has finally caught up with Robert Morris for the horrific crimes he committed against me as a child," Cindy Clemishire, Morris' accuser, said in a statement to the ...

Cindy Clemishire testified earlier this year in support of a bill that would ban the use of non-disclosure agreements to silence survivors of sexual abuse.(Juan Figueroa / Staff Photographer ...

Cindy Clemishire and Elizabeth Phillips testified in support of a bill related to non-disclosure agreements in a March 19 Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence committee hearing. Eleanor Dearman The ...

Cindy Clemishire was 12 years old when a traveling evangelist began to sexually abuse her in the 1980s. He made her promise not to tell anyone about it. “The first time he made the premeditated ...

The abuse allegedly continued for four years. Cindy Clemishire, Morris’ accuser, said in a statement that she is very grateful to the authorities who have worked to make the indictment possible ...

Cindy Clemishire, Morris' accuser, told authorities that Morris' abuse began on Christmas 1982 when he was staying at her family's house at age 12 and continued over the next four years.

The abuse allegedly continued for four years. Cindy Clemishire, Morris’ accuser, said in a statement that she is very grateful to the authorities who have worked to make the indictment possible ...