Ok, enough about Nancy and the Zetas. What do you all know about Laura and the Cassiopaeans?

The cult is at it again.

[link to enpsychopedia.org]

And once again, the cult is claiming that I am guilty of doing exactly what they have been doing for the last seven years: "Extensive online defamation, libel; sending threatening emails and letters; contacting law enforcement and filing false reports about target; possible physical stalking; encouraging destructive defamatory activity by others; encouraging physical stalking by others; creation of defamatory and libelous websites."

Now this website was created by LKJ or her followers. This is obvious not just from the listings on Ponerology, but also from the direct quoting from LKJ's screeds. Here's LKJ on womansavers.com:

"The concept of a website where individuals can post defamatory remarks about any other person else without being required to provide evidence or data to back up their claims makes the site useless; little more than an online food fight that attracts and promotes pathological behavior."





Also, they posted, incorrectly, my home address. This morning about 5am, the house at 505 N. Main St, the address they listed, was burned to the ground. The fire chief just told me that it was definitely arson. Makes you wonder how many duped and deluded minions they have in North Carolina...

The Known Associates list is also interesting. They list people I don't know, don't agree with, and have nothing to do with, ie Drunvalo, along with all four of the people most responsible for the libelous "expose" that is listed as evidence on the site.

So, if the people who did the "research" on the expose are now my Known Associates, then how accurate can that expose really be?

But the cult has never let the truth stand in the way of a good lie...

VB

Update:
The House Raffle Scam of the Millennium Revealed

Or how to pretend to raffle your house, swindle your followers and escape to France on the loot… In which Laura Knight Jadczyk admits they took the money and ran and tries to blame the people she left behind holding the bag!

By Vincent Bridges © 2003 & 2008

The story of the house raffle scam began on the summer solstice 2002, when a conclave of the faithful was held at the old Cassiopaean headquarters in New Port Richey, Florida. At the meeting, the idea of a raffle was discussed, although it took several months for the importance of the idea to sink in. By October of 2002, however, the plan was in motion.

It was a very simple idea, at least at first. Hold a raffle under the auspices of the Perseus Foundation and give away your house to the winner. Take the money from the raffle and pay off the mortgage on the house, and then use the rest to move to France.

But that’s apparently not the way things worked out.

The first problem was the Perseus Foundation. It had been filed as a nonprofit corporation in the state of Florida in December of 1999, and filed with the IRS as a 501(c) 3 educational nonprofit in April of 2000. But because of Laura and Ark’s failure to provide adequate documentation, mission statement, financial and operating structure and so on, they had never received their letter of authorization. As part of their plan, they needed the Perseus Foundation to be a legal nonprofit, and so in the fall of 2002 filed the paperwork needed to receive their authorization. In November of 2002, just as their raffle was getting underway, they received notification that another Perseus Foundation existed, the one in Gaithersburg, Maryland ( [link to www.perseusfoundation.org]

However, even if the Perseus Foundation is found to be a legally constituted nonprofit organization, there is still the question of the raffle. To be legal in the state of Florida a raffle must be sponsored by a legitimate nonprofit organization, and very strict rules must be followed in accounting for the money taken in, and, most important of all, the announcement of winners. By state law, the name of the winner must be publicly posted, and must be supplied to any interested person who requests it. See [link to www.leg.state.fl.us]

To date, nothing has ever been heard, even by those who bought a raffle ticket, concerning the winner of the raffle.

Here’s how it was advertised on their website:

[link to web.archive.org]

The Perseus Foundation is announcing The Six Bedroom House Giveaway

Entry deadline is January 1st, 2003 - Drawing date: January 16, 2003.

ONLY 6,000 TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE and they will go fast!

This increases your chances of winning, but only if you make your entry in time!

For only a $50.00, tax deductible donation, you could WIN a house!

Make your donation and get YOUR ticket TODAY!

One lucky ticket holder will win the approximately 3,000 sq. ft, 6-bedroom, 2-bath, 2 living room, double lot (100X 150 feet) home located in the quiet, picturesque, small town of New Port Richey, Florida. The home´s (sic) market value is $200,000. You may obtain more than one ticket, however, a limit of 6,000 are available.

New Port Richey is a bedroom community for the greater Tampa-St. Petersburg area. Located just a mile or two from the Gulf of Mexico, graced by a small-town atmosphere with admirable services, quiet neighborhoods, excellent police and fire protection, up-to-date hospitals, parks and recreation areas, there are few places in the US that can compare for charm and convenience. A lovely river meanders through the center of town, its banks graced with lovely homes, a park, and jogging paths.

During the 12 years that Laura Jadczyk has lived in the home, many improvements have been made, and 80% of the planned renovations have been completed. This includes new electrical wiring throughout, insulation, new walls and ceilings, complete ductwork for AC/Heat pump, vinyl siding, new windows, new roof, a new 40 X 12 terrace, landscaping, tool shed, pool, and other features too numerous too mention. Care has been taken to preserve the character of the 1925 Cracker Style Florida home, which includes a small celler (sic) - unusual for Florida homes.

Click photo for a tour of the house

Ark and Laura will make their house available to the Perseus Foundation, Inc, a Florida not-for-profit corporation qualified under Sec. 501c(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, and the Foundation will award the house to some lucky winner who can then do whatever he or she likes with it - live in it, use it as a vacation home, income property, or sell it.

Make your donations before January 1st, 2003 - in order to receive your raffle tickets! Drawing date: January 16, 2003.

This raffle ticket is offered for a Fifty and 00/100 Dollar ($50.00) donation to the Perseus Foundation, Inc., a Florida not-for-profit corporation qualified under Sec. 501c(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended. No purchase is necessary in order to participate. Upon receipt of a voluntary donation either by cash, cleared check made payable to Perseus Foundation, or funds credited Perseus Foundation via Paypal, Perseus Foundation will will enter the stub on the face of a raffle ticket inscribed with the name of the donor into a drawing, to be held at approximately 5:30 p.m. on January 16, 2003 at the offices of Perseus Foundation, Inc., located in New Port Richey, Pasco County, FL.

The winner will be selected at random from eligible entries and will be notified by certified mail to the address given on the stub. The winner must present the winning ticket and identification to claim the prize and has until 5:00 p.m. on the fifth business day beginning with the business day after the postmark of the mailed notice to do so. If the prize is not claimed by the deadline, the next drawn ticket may be awarded the prize, subject to presentation of that ticket and identification by 5:00 p.m. on the fifth business day beginning with the business day after the postmark of the mailed notice to such party.

You may make your donation by mail. Mail donations must be postmarked no later than December 31, 2002 and received prior to drawing while tickets last. After January 16, 2003, to receive the number of the winning ticket please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Perseus Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 2068, New Port Richey, FL 34656-2068 with your request.

By entering the raffle the winner agrees to have his/her name and ticket number publicized.

The prize to be awarded the winner is title to the home. Said prize shall be acquired by Perseus Foundation, Inc. from proceeds of this fund raising drive, i.e. donations made to Perseus Foundation. The remaining proceeds will be used to establish a Quantum Future School center that will function as the focal point for Perseus Foundation activities. The maximum number of tickets issued is 6,000. The number of entries received will determine the odds of winning. A Notary Public will be present to certify the drawing. The donor need not be present to win. In the event of any challenge or dispute, the winner to be awarded the prize will be selected by Perseus Foundation´s President and Executive Director, whose decision will be final. Copies of these rules may be obtained by mailing a stamped self-addressed return envelope along with a request for such a copy to Perseus Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 2068, New Port Richey, FL 34656-2068.

Entrants must be at least 18 years of age.

The Perseus Foundation´s Board of Directors and members of their households are not eligible to enter. The winner is responsible for all applicable taxes. Void where prohibited by law.

Donate $100.00

Click the button at left to make your $100.00 donation and receive two tickets to win The Cassiopaea House! Click button at right to donate $50.00 and receive one ticket to win The Six Bedroom House!

Be sure to enter your name and address in the paypal form options. Remember, only 6,000 entries will be accepted! This increases your chances of winning, but only if you make your entry in time! You may also enter by mail: Send your entry request and donation to:

Perseus Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 2068
New Port Richey, FL 34656-2068

Donate $50.00

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New Port Richey, FL 34656-2068

Please include your return address so that we can issue you a receipt if you request one.


The raffle was postponed in order to raise more money; then supposedly held on the last day of January 2003. Within ten days, the Cassiopaeans would be gone on what they hoped would be their escape to France.

So what happened to the money?

From information given by the cult itself, it would appear that they raised between $100,000 and $150,000 from raffle sales, outright donations to the Perseus Foundation and the sale of the supposedly raffled off house. As this money was collected in large measure by electronic means, there remains a paper trail in bank records, paypal transactions and so on. Which means that a record remains of perhaps 80% of the money collected, money that will have to be accounted for under the provisions of their nonprofit authorization.

Non-profits may make money, conduct fund raising and even run businesses, as long as none of that revenue ends up benefiting the members, directors or board of the organization. Both David Duke, the racist KKK leader turned politician, and Jim Bakker, charismatic televangelist, ended up doing federal time over just such improprieties in their non-profits. They thought of the stream of donations to their cause as their personal cookie jar, and were shocked to learn that the world didn’t agree.

Laura Knight Jadczyk appears to be equally shocked to learn that she is also accountable for her actions. Her response has been to call us “psychopaths” and Cosmic Organic Portal COINTELPRO agents for wanting answers to reasonable questions. This may be good enough for the duped minions in the cult, however few of those remain, but we doubt it will sway the IRS.

In French Connection 13 and in the August 16th front page of Signs of the Times, we find Laura’s feeble attempt at answering the questions. However, instead of just posting the relevant documents – the charter of the Perseus Foundation, the 501-c-3 authorization letter, a summary accounting of the raffle, a summary accounting of the first two years of the Foundation’s existence including salaries, the transfer of title on the house in New Port Richey, and most important of all, the name of the winner of the raffle – Laura serves up a big dish of “bait and switch.”

“Aside from the fact that we keep every slip of paper, stacks of records and documentation that proves otherwise, the bitterest part of this truly ugly lie is that we lost our shirts on the raffle. And then, after making special arrangements to see that the purposes of the raffle were carried out anyway - using our own money and assets to ensure this - after we had left, since we were out of contact for about three months, we didn’t even learn that all our instructions were ignored, and manipulations began among those left in charge of the matter in their efforts to line their own pockets at our expense.”

Except of course, none of it is true…

Here’s another longer explanation:

[link to www.sott.net]

“Since we were in a hurry to leave (for obvious reasons) and we needed to sell our house as fast as possible, we decided to raffle it off rather than risk taking 6 months or a year to sell it. The raffle was a huge failure since we didn't even get half of the money to pay off the mortgage (it wasn't a very big one either!) So, we borrowed on our credit cards to make up the difference, our readers and discussion group members pooled enough cash to help us move, we picked a winner, left the checks and power of attorney with a local attorney and our neighbor to handle the transfer of the house (that was the mistake part) and left.

“Serious barriers seemed to have been put in the way of the winner taking possession of the house. There were taxes that had to be paid based on the value of the house and instead of helping this person to take care of that, (which could have been done), our representatives apparently made it an insuperable obstacle and that meant that the winner had to be disqualified. Then the situation seems to have been a battle between the atty and the neighbor for possession of the house. Keep in mind that both of them had our contact details but neither of them contacted us about this asking what should they do and they, themselves, did nothing except try to outwait the other so that the house would go into foreclosure and one of them could pick it up at auction for 10 cents on the dollar.

“We were, by this time, settling in France and thinking that everything was all sorted out. By the time we learned what was going on, it was already a disaster and we could do absolutely nothing about it. We had already had to pay double to get our household goods delivered after they were held-hostage by a Jewish moving company so we were broke.

“In the middle of all this, a woman called me from Florida one night and said she wanted the house and even needed it badly. I told her the situation and explained that if she wanted it she would have to get an attorney and fight for it, that whatever she proposed I would agree to.

“So, she put her attorney on the problem, came up with a plan and went in, made an offer with her attorney behind her, and the crooked jerk we left with our POA had no choice but to transfer the house to her because I was agreeing to everything she wanted - including a price that was half the value of the house. At this point, it was necessary because the checks we had left to pay off the note were now no longer valid since it was past 90 days.

“So, basically, we lost our shirts in more ways than one, and between the people we left to handle this simple transaction and the movers who held up all our goods for two months, we ended up looking like we had deliberately pulled a "fast one" when nothing could have been further from the truth. I'm pretty sure that any reasonable person can see why I simply chose not to discuss it any further because, by this time, there were innocent people involved (the people who got the house) as well as not-so-innocent people that I could do nothing about whatsoever. They covered their tracks well.”

Again, none of this seems to be true…

There was no winner because there was no raffle to chose one. Since the real property had not been vested in escrow, the whole thing was nothing but a flat out fraud, as no raffle was even considered. How could the house go into foreclosure if it was, as the law said it must be for a raffle, paid off and the deed held in escrow? No raffle, that is very clear from this comment. They simply left with their taxes and their mortgage unpaid.

So, if any of the above is true, it should be easy to give the answers needed to make all of this moot. Just post the letter of authorization on your 501-c-3, tell us who the winner of the raffle actually was, explain why the law regarding raffles in Florida wasn't followed, tell us exactly what happened to the money, and of course, how you ended up selling the house and making a profit? Easy right?

I have a copy of a legal document in front of me, prepared by Sharon Pittman and David Carter, attorneys at law, 7419 US Highway 19, New Port Richey FL 34652-1240. See [link to images.pascogov.com]

From these documents, it is obvious that Laura is simply lying through her teeth. The house was not put into escrow, as Florida law says it must be for a raffle of real property, and the house finally sold some seven months after the raffle was supposedly held to give it away. Laura and Ark simply kept the money they had raised, sold the house, and when challenged told several monster-sized lies blaming un-named third parties for the problem.

Here are the facts: Between October 20002 and January 2003, Laura Knight-Jadczyk, leader of the Cassiopaean Channeling Cult, see www.cassiopaea.org, and her husband, the Polish physicist Dr. Ark Jadczyk, conducted a raffle sponsored by their semi-legal educational foundation, The Perseus Foundation. The Foundation, which did not attain an official 501-c-3 status until after the raffle, was managed by Jadczyk Consulting, Dr Jadczyk’s for profit business, during the period of the raffle and the house being raffled belonged to his wife, Laura Knight-Jadczyk, a clear conflict of interest under the federal requirements for 501-c-3 non profit corporations. The raffle generated between $100,000 and $150,000, which disappeared into the coffers of the Perseus Foundation. No winner was ever declared, no raffle was ever held in other words, and the house at 6322 Montana Avenue, New Port Richey, Florida, remained in Ms. Knight Jadczyk’s name, until she sold it, apparently planning to profit twice on the same fraud.

In response to over five years of articles and emails requests for the Jadczyk’s and/or the Perseus Foundation to at least publish the details of the raffle, such as the name of the winner, the Jadczyks admitted that the raffle never occurred as previously stated in various sections of the French Connection. Ms. Jadczyk, in the quote cited above, admits that they failed to pay off the mortgage on the house being raffled and simply left the country with the money. They are currently living in France, where they run a new age school, The Quantum Future Group, and manage their website and its news page, Signs of the Times, which is currently being sued for libel and defamation.

The explanation?

“Then, of course, there was the simplest explanation. What if Laura was a victim of some psychosis?

This was a possibility Laura repeatedly raised herself.

“Sometimes I think I’m losing my mind,” she said to me. “Is this what being mad is like? Because, you know, some really crazy people can really seem sane.”

From The Exorcist in Love, by Tom French (c) 2000 St. Pete Times



VB

this sums it up nicely, what a load of shit she writes...what thieving bastards.../
Thanks VB for your honesty, you don't deserve to be treated like this, slandered etc...get an attorney/ go for it...
best to ya and SB..the pdfs are gone now...:)
:)

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