Roland Scott Lyford Quotes
These are master Satanists and the fact that there is no physical evidence proves that they are guilty.
Lyford was convinced that the Satanists had killed and eaten many children. The eaten children had been missing and were not found and since they had been eaten there was no evidence of the deaths. Texas has had more than its share of prosecutors who have very loose legal standards, but this was exteme, even in Texas, Incredibly enough some people were almost convicted of murder in this modern version of a witch hunt with the same logic that the lack of evidence proved Satan was behind it as only he could cover up all that evidence. Fortunately the Texas Attorney General dismissed Lyford and exonerated the suspects.
Rpland Scott Lyford, Special Prosecutor, Gilmer Texas, Statement to the Texas Attorney General’s Representative who had asked him whether it bothered him that his prosecution of a “ring of Satanists” was based on no evidence of a crime NBC Dateline: A Touch of Evil, April 23, 2004
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This clause is a real puzzlement to non-Muslims throughout the world. What it means is that a person is allowed to murder certain other people—the “blood” was permitted. These include homosexuals, heretics. blasphemers, and those individuals who have had Fatwas—Islamic legal opinions—calling for their death as enemies of Islam. So if a Muslim cleric issues a fatwa calling for the death of someone, anyone who can kill the person will be exonerated. Under Sharia, a Muslim who murders his own daughter or sister because she violated the sexual taboos of Islam, is exonerated because in this case the blood of the victim was permitted. It is the same for murdering a homosexual, or someone who converts from Islam to Christianity.
Whereas there are a small number of fundamentalist Christians who do not celebrate Halloween and oppose it because it has pagan origins, and they base their decisions on that fact, O’Donnell’s claim of human sacrifice was totally unfounded. There has not been a single case of Halloween human sacrifice ever documented in all the years the holiday has been celebrated by most Americans.
