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The Sun Chronicle, USA
Jan. 10, 2006
www.thesunchronicle.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 13218 • Posted: Tuesday January 10, 2006  

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ATTLEBORO — Jacques Robidoux, the Attleboro religious cult father who now claims he was brainwashed when he starved his almost 1-year-old son to death in 1999, has lost his bid for a new trial.

Robidoux, who was a leader in the cult founded by his father, Roland, is serving a life prison term without parole for first-degree murder. He will now take his appeal to the state Supreme Judicial Court.

The SJC, which automatically reviews all first-degree murder cases, may be able to hear the case in a few months, said Janet Pumphrey, Robidoux’s appellate lawyer.

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