The nationally recognized author and pastor Brian Laritz participate in a cover-up of sex crimes at his former church.

And given what he did, should he be hired by Summit Church, the megachurch where J.D. Greer, the president of the Southern Baptist Convention, pastors.

Welcome to the Roy's report, a podcast dedicated

to reporting the truth and restoring the church. I'm Julie Roy's. And today I'm going to be speaking

with two eyewitnesses who had a front row seat to what happened at Brian Leritz's former church.

One of them is a victim of Rick Trotter. Trotter was Brian Luritz's brother-in-law, and in 2010, Trotter was the worship pastor at

Fellowship Memphis, the church where Luritz was the lead pastor.

In February of 2010, someone found Trotter's camera secretly recording people in the bathroom

of the offices at Fellowship Memphis.

One of my guests today is one of the

women recorded on Trotter's camera, a woman by the name of Jennifer Baker. My other guest is Greg Selby,

a former insider at Fellowship Memphis, who said he witnessed the cover-up of Trotter's crimes.

By the way, Trotter's camera containing those recordings was given to Brian Luritz

the day it was discovered. Today, that camera is nowhere to be found, and Trotter's crimes

were not reported to police. At least Memphis police say they have no record of anyone ever

reporting Trotter in 2010. And sadly, after Trotter was fired from Fellowship Memphis, he went to

another church where he did the exact same thing. And it wasn't until 2016, six years after the

first recordings were found that Trotter's crimes were finally reported to authorities.

In a recent statement, Lurit says he gave Trotter's camera to the elders

of Fellowship Memphis the day after it was given to him. And he says the elders then removed him

from the Trotter's case. So Laritz is claiming that he's not culpable for what happened.

J.D. Greer and Summit Church say they believe Brian Laritz's version of events. And that's why

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