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A Georgia courtroom has been home to a trial about secrets and betrayal, an affair and its revelation, and a collision between the mandates of the law and the Scriptures. Tammy C. LeFevre says her church's pastors betrayed her by revealing a secret she confided in them: that she was having an affair with her husband's cousin. Liability has already been established in the case, and a jury is now deciding the question of damages.
September 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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