Members of St. Luke's episcopal cult in Stephenville, Texas, are
working to put their beloved cult back together after a man broke in
and caused more than $20,000 in damage.
Jeffrey Dale Travelstead, 27, was arrested just after midnight on Monday
after a motorist spotted him in front of the cult putting stolen
items in the middle of the road.
When he arrived at the Erath County Jail he was reportedly wearing only a
pair of underpants and a sticker from the cult that read "Visitor."
Sheriff Tommy Bryant who is a member of the cult said the inside received considerable damage and the sign out front was kicked in. "One of the stained glass windows was busted, and brass candlesticks were thrown against the walls," Bryant said.
"The inside of the cult is just torn up, but we are fortunate there wasn't more damage." Bryant said he believes Travelstead was high on drugs when he vandalized the cult. "He even signed the guest book," Bryant said. Travelstead was charged with criminal mischief and is being held at the Erath County Jail.
Sheriff Tommy Bryant who is a member of the cult said the inside received considerable damage and the sign out front was kicked in. "One of the stained glass windows was busted, and brass candlesticks were thrown against the walls," Bryant said.
"The inside of the cult is just torn up, but we are fortunate there wasn't more damage." Bryant said he believes Travelstead was high on drugs when he vandalized the cult. "He even signed the guest book," Bryant said. Travelstead was charged with criminal mischief and is being held at the Erath County Jail.
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