Setting Precedent: All Of Them

South Korean cult leader Shin Ok-ju jailed for holding followers captive in Fiji

Shin Ok-ju, the founder of Grace Road Church, warned of impending war, famine and natural disaster and convinced her followers to move to the South Pacific island to survive.

Once in Fiji, her followers had their passports taken away from them and some were subjected to violent beatings.

Shin was arrested after flying into Seoul on July 24 2018 on charges of forced confinement and physical assault, South Korean police said at the time. Three of her followers were also detained.

Authorities then had to grapple with how to repatriate church members from Fiji, where they said many had been stranded without documents.

A South Korean court found Shin guilty of 9 charges including assault, imprisonment, fraud, child abuse and ordering child neglect on Monday.

"The defendant not only committed assault and imprisonment but committed fraud, child abuse and ordering of child neglect," the judge said in the sentencing paper, obtained by CNN. "The victims, on top of the sufferings listed in the indictment, had lost their family or suffered mental trauma. "

Child victims "had been rid of education and caring from the early age and had suffered greatly in proper growth and personal development," the ruling said.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/south-korean-cult-leader-shin-ok-ju-jailed-for-holding-followers-captive-in-fiji/ar-AAFaYNe?OCID=ansmsnnews11

Setting Precedent: All Of Them:

Death-Obsessed Missouri Frat Brother’s ‘Advice’ Pushed Five People to Kill Themselves, Lawsuit Claims

All five suicides occurred in the 2016-2017 academic year. Truman State had fewer than 6,000 students that school year.

Fraternity brothers told police, according to the lawsuit, that Grossheim “had a known fascination with death, wore the clothing of one of the suicide victims after his death,” and that he “began dating Doe 1’s girlfriend shortly after his death.”

The lawsuit points to the university and the fraternity as both being aware that the “victims were vulnerable and suffered from depression,” and claims the institutions “still allowed the suspicious fraternity brother to be alone and have unfettered access to the victims.”

The complaint claims that both organizations “had a legal duty to use ordinary care to protect its members,” in particular, “from a person, known to be violent, who was present on the premises or an individual who was present who has conducted himself so as to indicate danger.”

It alleges the school and fraternity “knew or reasonably should have known that death or serious bodily harm (including self-harm) was likely to occur.”

https://www.thedailybeast.com/death-obsessed-frat-brother-brandon-grossheims-advice-pushed-five-people-to-kill-themselves-lawsuit-claims

The Man In The Black Pajamas: All Of Them

"Antifa employs violence to coerce Americans into silence,” Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind, said in a supplementary statement. “As a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, I am intimately familiar with the tactics of terrorist groups and how they employ fear/violence to silence political enemies. To my great surprise, we are witnessing similar style tactics right here in our country. The FBI must take this threat seriously."

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gop-rep-calls-on-fbi-chief-to-add-antifa-to-list-of-extremist-ideologies-says-group-tries-to-coerce-americans-into-silence

>>7297157

Moar Together

>>7297251

or for the maps he stole for some reckless ngo