Leslie Miles, a former employee of Utah State Hospital, took the witness stand during the second day of the competency hearing for Brian David Mitchell, 56, who faces federal charges of kidnapping and unlawful transportation of a minor across state lines. Mitchell was able to take care of himself and ask for things while in the hospital’s forensic unit but refused to participate in any treatments or therapies, Miles said.
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Nurse: Suspect in Elizabeth Smart abduction faked symptoms
Leslie Miles, a former employee of Utah State Hospital, took the witness stand during the second day of the competency hearing for Brian David Mitchell, 56, who faces federal charges of kidnapping and unlawful transportation of a minor across state lines. Mitchell was able to take care of himself and ask for things while in the hospital’s forensic unit but refused to participate in any treatments or therapies, Miles said.
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Nurse: Suspect in Elizabeth Smart abduction faked symptoms
New South Wales (Australia) police are investigating allegations of abuse and bullying in the Church of Scientology made in a series of letters from former members tabled in Federal Parliament by independent senator Nick Xenophon. Xenophon staff has gathered ‘hundred more allegations’ of abuse since he gave his speech.
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Australia: Police investigate Scientology
New South Wales (Australia) police are investigating allegations of abuse and bullying in the Church of Scientology made in a series of letters from former members tabled in Federal Parliament by independent senator Nick Xenophon. Xenophon staff has gathered ‘hundred more allegations’ of abuse since he gave his speech.
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Australia: Police investigate Scientology
A North Carolina couple whose crimes were linked to Satan worship pleaded to misdemeanor charges and will serve probation, a defense attorney said. The case against a third person was dismissed last January.
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Couple gets probation in case linked to Satanism
A North Carolina couple whose crimes were linked to Satan worship pleaded to misdemeanor charges and will serve probation, a defense attorney said. The case against a third person was dismissed last January.
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Couple gets probation in case linked to Satanism
