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Batten Sr. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia sentenced Annamalai Annamalai, who was convicted on 34 felony counts after a two-week jury trial in August, to 27 years and three months in prison. Prosecutors say Annamalai, who also goes by Dr. Horn, Acting U. Attorney in the Northern District of Georgia. The sentence rendered against him is lengthy but just and fair considering the irreparable harm he caused to his victims.

Annamalai is further accused of manipulating audio recordings to make it appear as though his victims had agreed to the unauthorized charges. Annamalai then sent the altered recordings to police departments that were investigating criminal complaints levied against him, according to the government.

Annamalai was convicted Aug. Annamalai was also found guilty of three counts of obstruction and false statements in relation to a grand jury investigation into the bankruptcy case. The defendant sent a fake e-mail to a special agent at the Internal Revenue Service pretending to be a witness in the criminal investigation and sent false affidavits to the grand jury and the bankruptcy court, according to the indictment. On April 13, almost eight months after Annamalai was convicted, Judge Batten sentenced him two 27 years and three months in prison.

In addition to the prison term, the judge ordered the defendant not to charge for spiritual services and not to file any more frivolous, abusive or malicious lawsuits. Veronica F. Posted in News. Tagged Annamalai Annamalai , david g.

Leave a comment. Tagged attack , censorship , david g. Secular author David G. February 7 — Religious Studies graduate and skeptical author David G. More importantly, The Belief Book outlines the difference between good beliefs, which are supported by evidence, and bad beliefs, which are based on emotion or biases.

With interactive activities and vivid illustrations, The Belief Book teaches children how to examine evidence and form their own ideas. They will learn the importance of definitions, of language in general, and of the scientific method. The book strives to show readers how to think about things in a way that will get them to the right beliefs, and not just which facts to memorize. About David G. He believes strongly that religious education and history should be taught in public schools, including and especially in the United States of America — where general knowledge about those topics is severely lacking.

It is only by understanding how the religious systems work, and not by ignoring them completely, that McAfee says we can help others to make rational decisions about them. Everything else you may wish to know about him can be discovered at iLikeChuckHA. Tagged beliefs , children's books , chuck harrison , david g. I have always been fascinated by people who claim to have supernatural or mystical abilities, including so-called psychics.

I wanted to find out even more about the people who claim to have these fantastic abilities, so I did the next logical thing: I asked them questions. Noah greeted me and my first impression was that his reviewers were right: he was personable, friendly, and empathetic. I also took a moment to scan his studio, which featured a number of often conflicting religious and spiritual symbols. Understanding that Noah was likely trying to appeal to as broad a base as possible in his work, I proceeded to the back room for our discussion.

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