House Of Thomas By Thomas Sliwinski, author of the " Book Of Thomas" Wolf Creek Montana

The House Of Thomas is a story about a man who in 1991 learned
and then lived the lifestyle of the polygamy religion. Over the last
ten years Thomas along with faithful and supportive wives lived
in peace, harmony and love within his family. One day in
November of 2002, his world started to collapse in his religious
belief. In December of 2002, a world of turmoil would come upon
him and his family known as "The House Of Thomas". Two years
later his story has come to book form. During the years that
Thomas, and his wives along with his 15 children lived Christian
polygamy, a book was written that was known as "The Book Of
Thomas".
During the two years of turmoil, Thomas and his family devised a
plan. To outwit, outlast and out play their attackers.

After numerous charges and after court trials and hearings, "The
House Of Thomas" book is being published along with inserts
from the book "The Book Of Thomas"

For the first time, Thomas and family members speak of the pain,
suffering, turmoil, attempts on his and family member's lives, and
the near death of "Starlight" one of Thomas wives. Speaking out
on the mis- justice done by the State Of Montana along with the
false allegations and attempts by one of his wives ( Leah Comeau
- Sliwinski ) to use the justice system of Montana to gain her own
self centered turmoil to lay upon her family.

From spending time in jail, to hiding in the mountains of Montana.
Thomas has held his respect and truth on his belief. From his
lawyers using lies against Thomas and them giving information to
help persecute their own client. Thomas has never wavered in
his belief. From the County Attorney Office trumping up false
allegations against him, Thomas maintained his innocence and
held to the truth.
From the two District Judges that prejudged Thomas before
Thomas even came to Court. From the Judge that arrested
Thomas on the day of his divorce trial, and released him 8 days
later without charging him officially, Thomas kept his faith. From
the time bounty hunters came to his home and held his children
at gun point and stole money and items from them, Thomas was
there. From the time the legal system tried to take his life,
Thomas held fast to his belief. From the time the Court forced
Thomas not to go home and live in cars, fields, tents to caves,
Thomas would not submit to the system of justice that became
self centered on not wanting to hear the truth from him. From the
two polygraph test that determined Thomas was telling the truth
and the courts refusing to hear them. Thomas kept his family
together. From the extra martial affairs his wife Leah had prior to
October 2002, Thomas still found love for her. From the times
Thomas was sneaking home to be with his family, Thomas kept
the light shinning for them.

Today Thomas is in hiding somewhere. While he awaits his appeal
before the Montana Supreme Court. Still wondering what went
wrong and why could a wife have so much hate for him and for all
the other family members. Thomas has been able to continue his
quest for truth. Thomas has found his God and now understands
what did happen that snowy cold November day in 2002.
With forgiveness in his heart to all from the past, Thomas now
enjoys his wives and his children in freedom. Not freedom for
himself, but for his family.
With the words that meant so much to him and his family. "Just
One More Time, for a hug, for a kiss and to say I love you to each
of his wives and children " Thomas has found his peace and
knows he has won the war of the attack on his family and religion.
When Thomas was asked. Why would he go though so much
turmoil. Thomas replied to this writer, "Everything I do, I do it for
them"