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Children / Jacques Robidoux
State Takes Custody of Sect Child
Massachusetts has been granted temporary custody of a baby believed born to Rebecca Corneau, the member of an Attleboro religious sect, whose stillborn son was secretly buried in Maine in 1999, along with his stillborn cousin, Samuel Robidoux. Prosecutors allege in the ongoing case that Samuel Robidoux starved after his aunt
said that she had a vision instructing his parents to feed him nothing but almond milk.
Authorities suspect the birth because Mrs. Corneau, who was seen to be pregnant during a court appearance not long ago, no longer seemed so when she made her most recent appearance. Authorities say they were turned away from her home when they tried to determine if Mrs. Corneau had given birth. The Corneau's four other children
live with relatives who are not sect members, while Samuel's parents, sect leader Jacques Robidoux and his wife face murder charges in a trial expected to start in March. (Boston Globe, AP, 1/3/02, Internet)
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International Cultic Studies Association
Article News Summaries
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Vol. 1, No. 1, 2002 |
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News Summaries: December 15, 2001 to January 15, 2002
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Category: bible |
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Topic: children |
Children / Jacques Robidoux
State Takes Custody of Sect Child
Massachusetts has been granted temporary custody of a baby believed born to Rebecca Corneau, the member of an Attleboro religious sect, whose stillborn son was secretly buried in Maine in 1999, along with his stillborn cousin, Samuel Robidoux. Prosecutors allege in the ongoing case that Samuel Robidoux starved after his aunt
said that she had a vision instructing his parents to feed him nothing but almond milk.
Authorities suspect the birth because Mrs. Corneau, who was seen to be pregnant during a court appearance not long ago, no longer seemed so when she made her most recent appearance. Authorities say they were turned away from her home when they tried to determine if Mrs. Corneau had given birth. The Corneau's four other children
live with relatives who are not sect members, while Samuel's parents, sect leader Jacques Robidoux and his wife face murder charges in a trial expected to start in March. (Boston Globe, AP, 1/3/02, Internet)
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International Cultic Studies Association
Article News Summaries
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Vol. 1, No. 1, 2002 |
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News Summaries: December 15, 2001 to January 15, 2002
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Category: bible |
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Topic: children |
Children / Jacques Robidoux
State Takes Custody of Sect Child
Massachusetts has been granted temporary custody of a baby believed born to Rebecca Corneau, the member of an Attleboro religious sect, whose stillborn son was secretly buried in Maine in 1999, along with his stillborn cousin, Samuel Robidoux. Prosecutors allege in the ongoing case that Samuel Robidoux starved after his aunt
said that she had a vision instructing his parents to feed him nothing but almond milk.
Authorities suspect the birth because Mrs. Corneau, who was seen to be pregnant during a court appearance not long ago, no longer seemed so when she made her most recent appearance. Authorities say they were turned away from her home when they tried to determine if Mrs. Corneau had given birth. The Corneau's four other children
live with relatives who are not sect members, while Samuel's parents, sect leader Jacques Robidoux and his wife face murder charges in a trial expected to start in March. (Boston Globe, AP, 1/3/02, Internet)
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