Sunday, November 30, 2014
Slain woman's family alleges AA meetings point 'financial, sexual, and violent predators' to victims
A California wrongful death lawsuit claims that AA, a nonprofit organization known for its 12-step program, attracts some
"who find it a convenient place to meet targets for a so-called “13th
step”–exploiting troubled women sexually and financially...The suit was filed by the parents of a woman who was
allegedly killed by a fellow [AA] participant, Eric Allen Earle. His ex-wife
and others close to him said he repeatedly relapsed and became violent
when drinking, and court records show he had been the subject of six
restraining orders." More.
Originally posted by Martha Neil in ABA Journal News.
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Originally posted by Martha Neil in ABA Journal News.
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