Stacy Dawn Murphy: Died one year ago today... still no answers

[Mary_McConnell]

Tony Ortega wrote a good article today on the 1st anniversary of the death of Stacy Dawn Murphy while a patient at Narconon of Oklahoma.

Stacy Dawn Murphy: One year later and still no answers

A year ago today, 20-year-old Stacy Dawn Murphy died at Scientology's drug rehab facility in Oklahoma. Her death then set off a firestorm that is consuming the Narconon network of rehab centers. We turn to Gary Richardson for an update on the lawsuits against the center.

http://tonyortega.org/2013/07/19/stacy-dawn-murphy-one-year-after-her-death-still-no-answers/

RIP, Stacy. Love and hugs and prayers to Stacy's family and other loved ones

[ethercat]

To everyone who loved and misses Stacy:

Our hearts are with you today.  Be strong; we will defeat this evil.

 

[Mary_McConnell]

^^^^^^
T H I S !

[mefree]

RIP Stacy Murphy. Your bright light was snuffed out too soon.
 
http://youtu.be/1SiylvmFI_8

[mefree]

Narconon - one year anniversary in string of deaths - investigation continues - McAlester News-Capital
By Jeanne LeFlore
Staff Writer

McALESTER — Today marks the first anniversary of the death of Stacy Murphy, one of three people found dead at Narconon Arrowhead in less than a year. 

In the early morning hours of July 20, 2012, Murphy, who was 20, was found dead in a detox room at Narconon Arrowhead.

Murphy’s was the third reported death at the facility within a year and opened the door for a multi-agency investigation into her death and that of three others.

Narconon Arrowhead is a non-profit drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Canadian that uses the teachings of Church of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.

In 2012, two months before Murphy was found dead, Hillary Holten, 21, was found dead in her bed, and Gabriel Graves, 32, was found dead in his bed at the facility in October 2011.

In 2009, Kaysie Dianne Werninck, 28, died at a local hospital while she was in  Narconon Arrowhead’s rehab program.

The deaths are still under investigation by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, the Pittsburg County Sheriff's Office and the District 18 District Attorney’s office, according to officials. Narconon has declined to comment on specific aspects of the deaths beyond expressing sympathy for families of those who died.

Pittsburg County Sheriff Joel Kerns said Thursday he is still following up on leads and District 18 District Attorney Farley Ward said his investigation is ongoing and no charges have been filed in the case at this time.

Since the deaths, numerous lawsuits have been filed against Narconon Arrowhead with allegations of credit card fraud, wrongful death and employees trading drugs for sex with patients.

Tulsa Attorney Gary Richardson represents the family of Stacy Murphy along with several families of those suing Narconon Arrowhead.

On Thursday he said he’s been gathering information that law enforcement missed in their investigation.

“We have taken two significant depositions in the Murphy lawsuit,”  Richardson said.

more at http://mcalesternews.com/local/x2088951418/Narconon-one-year-anniversary-in-string-of-deaths-investigation-continues

[mefree]

Thinking of Stacy Murphy and her family today. Another year has passed. Narconon is facing a multi-county Grand Jury investigation in Oklahoma and a multitude of lawsuits.

Justice will be done.

[10oriocookies]

Last time I was in OK I got to have lunch with Mr Murphy.  He was very thankful to all the people who help expose NN.  The feeling I got from him is that it's not about the money, it's about justice.  He doesn't want anther family to have to go through what his did.  I honestly think we are almost there.

[mefree]

As Stacy Murphy lawsuit heads to crucial hearing, two Scientology entities settle - The Underground Bunker
Tony Ortega on Scientology

Thanks to one of our researchers, we noticed something odd about the docket in the wrongful death lawsuit that Stacy Murphy’s family is pursuing against Scientology’s drug rehab center in Oklahoma, Narconon Arrowhead. And when we looked into it, we learned something pretty surprising.

Four years ago this month, Stacy, 20, was found dead in the withdrawal unit at Arrowhead, the victim of an overdose in a drug rehab facility that had no medical personnel on hand. The eastern Oklahoma rehab center was supposed to be the flagship of Scientology’s Narconon network, but Stacy’s was the third patient death there in nine months, which led to national media and local official investigations. The lawsuits over the previous deaths, of Gabriel Graves and Hillary Holten, have been settled. But we reported last month that the defendants in the lawsuit filed by Stacy’s parents had filed a motion for summary judgment, hoping to get the lawsuit kicked out of court.

more at http://tonyortega.org/2016/07/28/as-stacy-murphy-lawsuit-heads-to-crucial-hearing-two-scientology-entities-settle/