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The Cult Dossier · No. 125 · Commercial / Therapy / Lgat
Kenja Communication
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1982 – present · Sydney and Melbourne, Australia
XII. THE WIDER FIELD — CONCISE ENTRIES
Non-religious — personal development
### Who led it
### What it worshipped and taught
### Who was in it
### How it ended, or where it stands
### The dead
### Of note
### Its timeline
- 1982 Founded in Sydney.
- 1993 Dyers charged with 11 sexual offences against four girls aged 8 to 15. Across nearly a decade of trials and appeals he is found not guilty on ten; the remaining conviction is overturned by the High Court of Australia in 2002 for a possible misdirection of the jury.
- 2005 Charged with 22 counts of sexual assault against two girls aged 12. He twice seeks to be declared unfit and gets a year's stay.
- JULY 2007 A former member accuses Dyers of repeatedly abusing his daughter. On 25 July, the day police call him about further allegations, DYERS DIES BY SUICIDE, before the 22 charges come to trial.
- 2008 Jan Hamilton is given a two-year apprehended violence order over harassment of a former member.
- 2021 JAN HAMILTON is accused, under parliamentary privilege, of involvement in GROOMING girls for abuse. The allegation has not been tested in court.
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