Tag: lawsuit
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#MorningMonarchy: February 10, 2017
Believable ads, movie ops and comically “BrainDead” + this day in history w/Ziggy Stardust’s premiere and our song of the day by De La Soul on your Morning Monarchy for February 10, 2017.
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Satanic Inmate Sues Reno Jail for Religious Meals
from elkodaily.com: A Nevada inmate who says he practices Satanism is accusing county jailers of violating his constitutional rights by denying him meals consistent with the strict diet of his pagan religion, including ice cream. Alex C. Snelson, 33, is serving two to six years in state prison for possession of a stolen car after…
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Bryan Singer Sex Abuse Victim Accuses 3 More Hollywood Honchos
from tmz.com: The man who has sued “X-Men” director Bryan Singer — claiming he was sexually assaulted when he was 15 — has just filed lawsuits against 3 other Hollywood big wigs, also claiming sexual assault. The 3 men named in the new lawsuit are Garth Ancier, David Neuman and Gary Goddard. Ancier has a…
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#BedStuy School Allegedly Performed “#Occult” Rituals On Boy
from gothamist.com: A set of parents are suing the Brooklyn Waldorf School for allegedly practicing witchcraft on their kid, after he was suspended last year for “grabbing another boy’s privates.” Emily Hartzell and Leslie Nuchow filed court papers earlier this month claiming that school administrator Walkyria Machado forced their then-6-year-old son to undergo a bizarre,…
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Another Claim Castlewood Gave ‘False Memories’ of Satanic Rituals
A second woman has filed a malpractice lawsuit against a Ballwin treatment center, claiming she was hypnotized into thinking her eating disorder was rooted in “repressed memories” of cult involvement.
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aclu tackles the ‘occult’ category in internet filtering software
from patheos.com: ACLU announced that it has filed a lawsuit against a library in Salem, Missouri (download the full complaint) for using Internet filtering software that blocks websites pertaining to Wicca and Native American religions. As Ars Technica notes, sites blocked by the library’s software include Wikipedia’s page on Wicca, but not Christian-run pages that…
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pope served with court papers in molestation case
from examiner: It is official, the Pope and two top Vatican officials have been served with court papers associated with the Milwaukee-area school for the deaf molestation case in which 200 deaf children were alleged to have been molested by Reverend Lawrence C. Murphy between 1950 and 1974. The plaintiff’s lawyer, Jeff Anderson, confirmed yesterday…