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[2] GIAN va` DA^M: NGO DINH THUC Ba'n CHU'A GIE^- SU Vo+'i RAPIST William Kamm
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ho tac
Nov 6, 2014, 12:48:39 PM11/6/14
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Sau khi pha?n Vatican -di co^.ng ta'c vo+'i te^n
da^m ta(.c homosexual Clemente Dominguez
la^.p ra Palmarian Church bi.p bo+.m ba'n Chu'a Gie^-Su:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!topic/soc.culture.vietnamese/BXgcT3IgJ4o
Ngo Dinh Thuc la.i co^.ng ta'c vo+'i te^n da^m ta(.c
William Kamm chuye^n hie^'p da^m pha' trinh ga'i
du+o+'i tuo^?i vi. tha`nh nie^n:
http://www.speroforum.com/a/12944/Spains-Pope-Gregory-XVII-A-profile-of-madness#.VFuRfjTF-Sq
"In reference to Ngo Dinh Thuc´s actions, the Vatican issued a statement
later that year that "the Church neither now recognizes nor will
recognize their ordination" by him. Ngo Dinh Thuc also later consecrated
William Kamm as bishop. Kamm has been fingered as the leader of a
doomsday cult in Australia and was charged there for having illicit
sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl."
----
http://www.culteducation.com/group/1009-the-little-pebble/11839-12-chosen-as-kamms-wives-court.html
12 chosen as Kamm's wives: court
IllawarraMercury.com/August 7, 2003
By Erin O'Dwyer
Followers of religious cult leader William "Little Pebble" Kamm believed
teenage girls chosen to be his wives could become pregnant by immaculate
conception, a court heard yesterday.
A second young female follower yesterday accused Kamm of sexual assault,
saying she believed she was his "spiritual wife" chosen by the Virgin Mary.
The woman, now aged in her 20s, told Nowra Local Court she was just 13
when she was chosen to be one of 12 "queens" who would marry Kamm and
bear his children.
The court heard the woman told a television interviewer from Channel
Seven's Today Tonight program that the community believed in modern-day
immaculate conception.
The interview never went to air.
"At the time it was assumed that (immaculate conception) was happening
... it was assumed within the community that it was a spiritual
relationship," the woman said under cross-examination yesterday.
The woman is one of two former followers who have accused Kamm of
sexually assaulting them when they were teenagers living in the cult's
compound at Cambewarra, near Nowra.
Kamm, 53, has pleaded not guilty to nine charges, including one count of
sexual assault and three charges of indecent assault.
The court heard yesterday Kamm sent the woman more than 20 love letters,
in which he invited her to be his queen and called her names such as
"butterfly", "wife number three" and "love princess".
The woman told the court she was just 13 when Kamm first kissed her in
his office.
"It was my first kiss and I was stuck in a chair and I was scared and
afraid so I didn't move," she said.
She said afterwards Kamm would pick her up from TAFE or drive her to
Wollongong, and fondle her breasts or touch her leg as he drove.
She said he also kissed her in the compound's chapel or in her bedroom.
On one occasion in September 1993 he assaulted her as they sat in a car
parked in one of Nowra's main streets, she said. She alleged he kissed
her as he pushed his hand up her skirt and touched her vagina.
"I didn't know what was happening ... I was stuck in the seat again and
I didn't know what to do".
During evidence yesterday, the woman painted a picture of a religious
community in which Kamm saw visions of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary,
and received messages relating to his followers and the world.
The court heard young girls wrote letters in notebooks to the Virgin
Mary and received answers written by Kamm.
It heard Kamm bred jealousy between his queens, who called him names
such as "Knight", or "Knight in Shining Armour".
The woman said when Kamm told her they would "make love soon" she
thought it was "something spiritual". She later withdrew from Kamm, and
left the community.
The court heard the woman and her sisters first told their parents of
the alleged assaults in 1998, because they wanted their parents to leave
the community.
They made allegations to police four years later.
The hearing continues today.
---
http://www.culteducation.com/group/1009-the-little-pebble/11861-pebble-convicted-on-sex-charges.html
"So when a 15-year-old girl was chosen in 1993 as one of Kamm's queens,
her parents were honoured and had not a hint of worry.
At the start of Kamm's Sydney District Court trial three weeks ago, the
girl revealed to the jury what she had kept secret for years: that she
had been kissed and fondled by Kamm, and that once, in his car, he had
put his hand under her skirt and masturbated her."
da^m ta(.c homosexual Clemente Dominguez
la^.p ra Palmarian Church bi.p bo+.m ba'n Chu'a Gie^-Su:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!topic/soc.culture.vietnamese/BXgcT3IgJ4o
Ngo Dinh Thuc la.i co^.ng ta'c vo+'i te^n da^m ta(.c
William Kamm chuye^n hie^'p da^m pha' trinh ga'i
du+o+'i tuo^?i vi. tha`nh nie^n:
http://www.speroforum.com/a/12944/Spains-Pope-Gregory-XVII-A-profile-of-madness#.VFuRfjTF-Sq
"In reference to Ngo Dinh Thuc´s actions, the Vatican issued a statement
later that year that "the Church neither now recognizes nor will
recognize their ordination" by him. Ngo Dinh Thuc also later consecrated
William Kamm as bishop. Kamm has been fingered as the leader of a
doomsday cult in Australia and was charged there for having illicit
sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl."
----
http://www.culteducation.com/group/1009-the-little-pebble/11839-12-chosen-as-kamms-wives-court.html
12 chosen as Kamm's wives: court
IllawarraMercury.com/August 7, 2003
By Erin O'Dwyer
Followers of religious cult leader William "Little Pebble" Kamm believed
teenage girls chosen to be his wives could become pregnant by immaculate
conception, a court heard yesterday.
A second young female follower yesterday accused Kamm of sexual assault,
saying she believed she was his "spiritual wife" chosen by the Virgin Mary.
The woman, now aged in her 20s, told Nowra Local Court she was just 13
when she was chosen to be one of 12 "queens" who would marry Kamm and
bear his children.
The court heard the woman told a television interviewer from Channel
Seven's Today Tonight program that the community believed in modern-day
immaculate conception.
The interview never went to air.
"At the time it was assumed that (immaculate conception) was happening
... it was assumed within the community that it was a spiritual
relationship," the woman said under cross-examination yesterday.
The woman is one of two former followers who have accused Kamm of
sexually assaulting them when they were teenagers living in the cult's
compound at Cambewarra, near Nowra.
Kamm, 53, has pleaded not guilty to nine charges, including one count of
sexual assault and three charges of indecent assault.
The court heard yesterday Kamm sent the woman more than 20 love letters,
in which he invited her to be his queen and called her names such as
"butterfly", "wife number three" and "love princess".
The woman told the court she was just 13 when Kamm first kissed her in
his office.
"It was my first kiss and I was stuck in a chair and I was scared and
afraid so I didn't move," she said.
She said afterwards Kamm would pick her up from TAFE or drive her to
Wollongong, and fondle her breasts or touch her leg as he drove.
She said he also kissed her in the compound's chapel or in her bedroom.
On one occasion in September 1993 he assaulted her as they sat in a car
parked in one of Nowra's main streets, she said. She alleged he kissed
her as he pushed his hand up her skirt and touched her vagina.
"I didn't know what was happening ... I was stuck in the seat again and
I didn't know what to do".
During evidence yesterday, the woman painted a picture of a religious
community in which Kamm saw visions of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary,
and received messages relating to his followers and the world.
The court heard young girls wrote letters in notebooks to the Virgin
Mary and received answers written by Kamm.
It heard Kamm bred jealousy between his queens, who called him names
such as "Knight", or "Knight in Shining Armour".
The woman said when Kamm told her they would "make love soon" she
thought it was "something spiritual". She later withdrew from Kamm, and
left the community.
The court heard the woman and her sisters first told their parents of
the alleged assaults in 1998, because they wanted their parents to leave
the community.
They made allegations to police four years later.
The hearing continues today.
---
http://www.culteducation.com/group/1009-the-little-pebble/11861-pebble-convicted-on-sex-charges.html
"So when a 15-year-old girl was chosen in 1993 as one of Kamm's queens,
her parents were honoured and had not a hint of worry.
At the start of Kamm's Sydney District Court trial three weeks ago, the
girl revealed to the jury what she had kept secret for years: that she
had been kissed and fondled by Kamm, and that once, in his car, he had
put his hand under her skirt and masturbated her."
lenguyen
Nov 8, 2014, 12:24:20 AM11/8/14
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Ho^`i xu+a Ngo Dinh Thuc cha('c cu~ng
tuo^.t qua^`n hie^'p da^m pha' trinh
nhie^`u be' ga'i du+o+'i tuo^?i vi.
tha`nh nie^n gio^'ng te^n da^m ta(.c
William Kamm ro^`i.
Ca' me` mo^.t lu~ da^m ta(.c!!!
tuo^.t qua^`n hie^'p da^m pha' trinh
nhie^`u be' ga'i du+o+'i tuo^?i vi.
tha`nh nie^n gio^'ng te^n da^m ta(.c
William Kamm ro^`i.
Ca' me` mo^.t lu~ da^m ta(.c!!!
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