05-04-2007, 02:34 AM
Paging John Dayal, Cedrik Prakash? The number of dead here matches Godhara 2002!!!
Christian retreat centre: Shocking revelations by probe team
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>The team has also found that during 1996-2006 as many as </b><b>900 </b><b>odd ?mysterious deaths? took place at the centre and on many occasions bodies were disposed without informing the police</b>. The documents were allegedly forged to make it appear natural deaths, the FIR said demanding a detailed probe into these deaths.
Claimed to be the largest Catholic healing centre in the world, the Divine Retreat Centre in Muringoor near Kochi, was in news recently after one of the devotees sent an anonymous letter to the High Court. The <b>letter reportedly carried serious charges including sexual harassment, forceful confinement and murder charges against the centre.</b> Soon the court suo motu constituted a high-level team headed by Inspector General of Police Vincent M Paul to inquire into the charges.
The probe team found that several persons were locked in cells in the name of healing. Persons showing violent signs were often injected with unknown drugs by untrained hands. Besides the FIR filed at Koratty police station, the team has also filed a report before the first class judicial magistrate. The team has also recommended a probe into the foreign funding of the healing centre.
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<span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>975 </span>die at Catholic healing centre
Christian retreat centre: Shocking revelations by probe team
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>The team has also found that during 1996-2006 as many as </b><b>900 </b><b>odd ?mysterious deaths? took place at the centre and on many occasions bodies were disposed without informing the police</b>. The documents were allegedly forged to make it appear natural deaths, the FIR said demanding a detailed probe into these deaths.
Claimed to be the largest Catholic healing centre in the world, the Divine Retreat Centre in Muringoor near Kochi, was in news recently after one of the devotees sent an anonymous letter to the High Court. The <b>letter reportedly carried serious charges including sexual harassment, forceful confinement and murder charges against the centre.</b> Soon the court suo motu constituted a high-level team headed by Inspector General of Police Vincent M Paul to inquire into the charges.
The probe team found that several persons were locked in cells in the name of healing. Persons showing violent signs were often injected with unknown drugs by untrained hands. Besides the FIR filed at Koratty police station, the team has also filed a report before the first class judicial magistrate. The team has also recommended a probe into the foreign funding of the healing centre.
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<span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>975 </span>die at Catholic healing centre