The Attleboro Sun, USA
Oct. 15, 2005
www.thesunchronicle.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 12465 • Posted: Saturday October 15, 2005  

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ATTLEBORO — Jacques Robidoux, the Attleboro religious cult father imprisoned for starving his son to death, is seeking a new trial on the grounds that his original trial lawyer failed to seek an insanity defense.

Robidoux, 32, now says he was brainwashed by the cult, known as “ The Body,” led by his father Roland Robidoux, and was not criminally responsible for his actions.

He is serving a life sentence without parole for starving his almost 1-year-old son, Samuel, to death after following what he believed was an order from God to feed him only breast milk.

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