A Keystone YouTube video features an LDS lawyer arguing that the Church of Jesus Christ's abuse helpline serves to assist victims and local leaders, not merely to protect the institution legally. The video has drawn 17,800 views in 14 hours with 194 comments, indicating significant engagement.

The helpline has been at the center of controversy following reports, lawsuits, and investigative journalism alleging it was used to avoid mandatory reporting of child abuse to civil authorities. Critics, including abuse survivors and their advocates, argue the helpline prioritizes legal protection over victim safety.

The lawyer interviewed contends that "the helpline is NOT what people think" and that it exists to help victims and guide bishops through crisis situations including abuse cases. The video's description states the interview addresses beliefs that the helpline exists "only to legally protect the Church or to cover up abuse." Keystone is a faith-affirming Mormon content channel.