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Transgender Cult Member Disrupts Court Hearing, Alleges Death Threat
Alexander "Somni" Leatham, a transgender woman and alleged member of the Zizian vegan cult, disrupted a California courtroom Tuesday by claiming an officer threatened to kill them for being transgender, resulting in their removal from the hearing; the cult is connected to multiple killings.
Transgender Cult Member Disrupts Court Hearing, Alleges Death Threat
Alexander "Somni" Leatham, a transgender woman and alleged member of the Zizian vegan cult, disrupted a California courtroom Tuesday by claiming an officer threatened to kill them for being transgender, resulting in their removal from the hearing; the cult is connected to multiple killings.
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60% Bias Score


Leader of Cultlike Group Linked to Six Killings Denied Bail
Jack LaSota, leader of the Zizian group, and two others were denied bail in Maryland on trespassing and weapons charges; the group is linked to six killings across three states, including the deaths of a Border Patrol agent and a civilian in a Vermont highway shootout.
Leader of Cultlike Group Linked to Six Killings Denied Bail
Jack LaSota, leader of the Zizian group, and two others were denied bail in Maryland on trespassing and weapons charges; the group is linked to six killings across three states, including the deaths of a Border Patrol agent and a civilian in a Vermont highway shootout.
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56% Bias Score


Leader of Zizians Cult Arrested in Maryland
Jack Lasota, apparent leader of the Zizians, and Michelle Zajko were arrested in Maryland on Sunday, facing charges related to trespassing and firearm possession; the Zizians are suspected in six killings across multiple states, including the January 20 death of a Border Patrol agent.
Leader of Zizians Cult Arrested in Maryland
Jack Lasota, apparent leader of the Zizians, and Michelle Zajko were arrested in Maryland on Sunday, facing charges related to trespassing and firearm possession; the Zizians are suspected in six killings across multiple states, including the January 20 death of a Border Patrol agent.
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52% Bias Score

Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack: Continued Legal Battle 30 Years On
Thirteen people died and thousands were sickened in the March 20, 1995, Tokyo subway sarin gas attack by Aum Shinrikyo cult members; despite the execution of the cult's leadership, 1,600 former members continue activities under new names, ignoring court orders for compensation to victims.

Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack: Continued Legal Battle 30 Years On
Thirteen people died and thousands were sickened in the March 20, 1995, Tokyo subway sarin gas attack by Aum Shinrikyo cult members; despite the execution of the cult's leadership, 1,600 former members continue activities under new names, ignoring court orders for compensation to victims.
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20% Bias Score

Zizian Cult Leader Held Without Bail After Six Killings
A Maryland court ordered Jack LaSota, leader of the Zizians, a group linked to six killings, to be held without bail; LaSota, Michelle Zajko, and Daniel Blank face charges related to trespassing and weapons possession following their arrest in Frostburg, Maryland.

Zizian Cult Leader Held Without Bail After Six Killings
A Maryland court ordered Jack LaSota, leader of the Zizians, a group linked to six killings, to be held without bail; LaSota, Michelle Zajko, and Daniel Blank face charges related to trespassing and weapons possession following their arrest in Frostburg, Maryland.
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52% Bias Score

Cult-like Group Linked to Six Homicides Across the U.S.
The killing of U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland and five other homicides across the U.S. have been linked to a cult-like group, "Zizians," whose members, young computer scientists, exhibited escalating violence, leading to multiple arrests and ongoing investigations.

Cult-like Group Linked to Six Homicides Across the U.S.
The killing of U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland and five other homicides across the U.S. have been linked to a cult-like group, "Zizians," whose members, young computer scientists, exhibited escalating violence, leading to multiple arrests and ongoing investigations.
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36% Bias Score
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