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'Betrayed' families want answers after chopper tragedy

The heartbroken families of soldiers killed in a helicopter crash are demanding answers almost three years later, with calls for defence to face prosecution.

From 'Faust' to 'Him': Why Hollywood can't quit the devil's deal

From 'Faust' to 'Him': Why Hollywood can't quit the devil's deal

The Independent UK

Test pilot warned of death charges over chopper safety

Test pilot warned of death charges over chopper safety

A test pilot was "laughed at" for raising concerns over unacceptable safety risks with the Taipan army helicopter, an inquiry into a fatal crash has been told.

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Disaster operations delayed training for army aviation

An inquiry into a fatal chopper crash that killed four ADF members has been told of the impact domestic operations has had on the military.

Pilot warns 'someone is going to die' before crash

A decorated army pilot killed in a helicopter crash along with three others sounded the alarm on the aircraft's risks months beforehand, an inquiry was told.

'The Pope's Exorcist': The real priest who inspired the film

The Rev. Edward Siebert is a key figure behind the new film “The Pope’s Exorcist” starring Russell Crowe

The Independent UK

‘Unreliable splatter’: Vatican exorcists denounce Russell Crowe’s Pope’s Exorcist

The International Association of Exorcists criticised new horror on basis of trailer – but is yet to comment following a full viewing of the film

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How Harry Potter and Dungeons and Dragons brought 'satanic panic' into the suburbs

How Harry Potter and Dungeons and Dragons brought 'satanic panic' into the suburbs

Alissa Wilkinson grew up in a conservative evangelical family — a family so conservative she wasn't allowed to read Harry Potter. But JK Rowling's universe was far from the first pop culture phenomenon to fall victim to a "satanic panic".

Commentary: Exorcism is something we can’t quite quit

As a thriller writer, I’m never certain where my research will take me, and often it takes me to very dark places. Demonic possession, for example.

Los Angeles Times

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