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Third-party investigations have become increasingly common as churches and Christian institutions continue to be rocked by scandal. But how can you tell if an investigation is truly independent—or just another attempt to cover up?
In this edition of The Roys Report, experts address the red flags and key features to look for in any so-called “independent” investigation.
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