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July 21, 2000 Judge releases McPherson autopsy photos St. Petersburg Times: Judge releases McPherson autopsy photos lawsuits, Lisa McPherson
July 21, 2000 Judge releases McPherson photos Tampa Tribune: Judge releases McPherson photos lawsuits, Lisa McPherson
June 22, 2000 St. Pete Times Files Autopsy Suit St. Petersburg Times: St. Pete Times Files Autopsy Suit lawsuits
June 13, 2000 Scientology still faces suit UPI: Scientology still faces suit lawsuits
June 2, 2000 Tribunal Postpones The Beginning The The Trial Against Scientology To September EFE: Tribunal Postpones The Beginning The The Trial Against Scientology To September lawsuits
May 6, 2000 Scientology trial delayed indefinitely Tampa Tribune: Scientology trial delayed indefinitely lawsuits
April 29, 2000 Judgement Postponed For 17 Members Of The Church Of Scientology El Mundo: Judgement Postponed For 17 Members Of The Church Of Scientology lawsuits
April 20, 2000 Judge not hurrying church decision St. Petersburg Times: Judge not hurrying church decision lawsuits
April 19, 2000 Church Wants Leader Shielded Scientology continued its fight to keep its worldwide leader out of the legal fight over the 1995 death of Scientologist Lisa McPherson. The church went to court to ask a Hillsborough judge to remove David Miscavige as a defendant in the wrongful death lawsuit. In a separate action, the church filed a lawsuit in Pinellas circuit court alleging McPherson's estate broke a 1997 agreement by including Miscavige in the wrongful death suit in the first place. David Miscavige, deaths, lawsuits, Press
April 9, 2000 2 Judges, 2 Counties, and a Lot of Baloney How to explain the mental nose dives of the medical examiner and the chief circuit judge when they were confronted with the story of the slow, miserable death in 1995 of Scientologist Lisa McPherson at the Fort Harrison Hotel? This is the part I gag on: The Internal Revenue Service gave Scientology the tax-exempt protection of a religion. If what they do at Scientology headquarters in Clearwater is a religion, then I'm a planet. Saturn, say, rings and all. deaths, lawsuits, Lisa McPherson, Press, Scientology and Society