Does the fact that he was indoctrinated with songs such as "I Hope They Call Me on a Mission" and asked repeatedly if he was planning on going on a mission, and exhorted by Church leaders to serve a mission.... In short, does the Church's involvement in all of this affect your views at all?
Then again, perhaps getting involved could more readily open up the Church to a lawsuit---i.e., it would send a message that they consider themselves responsible for the missionary. (Which raises the question: isn't the Church at least partially responsible for these young men?)
ACHTUNG JUDEN! Attention all Mormons. You and your church are being watched by the federal govenment. We know who you are and we know where you live. We know what you teach in your Seminaries and Institutes. We know what you say in your Sunday meetings. We know you teach your sons that they should go on missions for your church. We know they are taught to sing songs like "I Hope They Call Me on a Mission" that may be subversive to the interests of the state and the Democratic Party. We know you teach your boys to be respectful of womanhood, chaste, and sexually celebate until marriage. We know you teach them to be self disciplined, responsible, and self governing individuals. We know that you teach them that it would be better to be on a mission for the Lord Jesus Christ for two years, then anything else they could be doing at that time in their lives, including getting their girlfriends pregnant. We also know that these teachings can produce a tendency towards pedophilia and other sexual perversions if not diagnosed and treated at an early stage.
Deprogramming at an authorized government mental health facility, upon returning from a mission, is mandatory. Required reading will be Foucault, (no stranger to the problem at hand himself, by the way), Derrida De Man, Marcuse, Ginsburg, Leary, and Hefner et al.
Interestingly, in 1977, a group of leading public intellectuals signed a petition advocating the repeal of several aspects of French age of consent laws and the total decriminalization of all consensual sexual relations between adults and minors below the age of 15, which was the age of consent in enlightened, sophisticated France at the time. Among the signers of said petition were:
Guy Hocquenghem
André Glucksmann
Jacques Derrida
Jean Danet
Jean-Paul Sartre
Louis Althusser
Michel Foucault
Philippe Sollers
Roland Barthes
Simone de Beauvoir