"In August 2020, [L. Lin] Wood was sued by three of his former law firm colleagues, in a lawsuit which alleged that Wood had breached a contract regarding a settlement between them when the trio tried to leave his law firm... 
...The lawsuit also alleged that Wood had fraudulently induced them with "abusive" communications, including that "God Almighty" was directing him. Wood responded that the lawsuit was a "shakedown" for money, claiming that the communications were "irrelevant"...
...and from "a difficult time in my personal life arising primarily from my family’s reaction to my faith in Jesus Christ." "
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L._Lin_Wo…
Has anyone ever "reacted to someone's faith in Jesus Christ"?
Or do they react ...to crazy behavior.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L._Lin_Wo…
Has anyone ever "reacted to someone's faith in Jesus Christ"?
Or do they react ...to crazy behavior.
Also from L. Lin Wood's wiki page:
"Wood's first libel and defamation client was Richard Jewell, the security guard falsely accused in the Centennial Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta in 1996."
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What are the odds of that?
"Wood's first libel and defamation client was Richard Jewell, the security guard falsely accused in the Centennial Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta in 1996."
This is currently showing on Amazon's "Prime Video"
What are the odds of that?
Just a reminder (and also from his wiki):
"After a school dance, the then 16-year-old Wood returned home to find his father had beaten his mother to death."
I wonder how it was determined that "his father" was the assailant?
If true, how would this affect a 16 yr old's psyche?
"After a school dance, the then 16-year-old Wood returned home to find his father had beaten his mother to death."
I wonder how it was determined that "his father" was the assailant?
If true, how would this affect a 16 yr old's psyche?
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