Today in Scientology -- September 25th
Scientology Today
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Four shot at Oregon Scientology center
September 25, 1996, AP, CNN
http://edition.cnn.com/US/9609/25/briefs.pm/index.html
The suspect, identified as Kenya native Jairus Godeka, 38, surrendered
after walking out of the church's Portland Celebrity Center with a
female hostage whom he released unharmed. Godeka was promptly arrested,
and firefighters quickly doused the flames.
Tags: Jairus Godeka, Portland
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rhill
Can't find this article nowhere now. I'm guessing you have it?
I searched on CNN's site, and the only result I got was a news about CAN
("Group that once criticized Scientologists now owned by one"), and two
sponsored results by Scientology:
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Funny.
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Ray.
Android Cat
Sure, I have archive copies of everything. (Umbra.Xenu/files/newsmedia,
click of the magnifying-glass on the right for each one.)
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Four shot at Oregon Scientology center
PORTLAND, Oregon (CNN) -- A man carried a gun and a can of gasoline into a
downtown Church of Scientology on Wednesday, shot four people and started a
fire, police said.
The suspect, identified as Kenya native Jairus Godeka, 38, surrendered after
walking out of the church's Portland Celebrity Center with a female hostage
whom he released unharmed. Godeka was promptly arrested, and firefighters
quickly doused the flames.
A pregnant woman was hospitalized in critical condition with gunshots to her
shoulder and abdomen. Two men were in serious condition and a fourth victim
was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the hip.
Police said Godeka had previous run-ins with the church. It was not clear if
he was or is a member.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Later reports confirmed that he was a member for several years, along with
spin and perjury from Moxon and others claiming that he'd just bought a
book. And, damnit, the baby was fine!
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Ron of that ilk.