Posted on 04/16/2019 6:14:06 AM PDT by Salman
HAZARD, Ky. (WKYT) - An eastern Kentucky man has filed a lawsuit against Hampton Inn and his boss after he says he was punished for not undergoing an exorcism.
The lawsuit was filed in Perry Circuit Court in March, and the plaintiff is Jason Fields of Leslie County. The defendants are Hampton Inn, Employee Resource Group and Sharon Lindon.
Fields states in the lawsuit he started working at Hampton Inn as a front desk employee beginning in 2016. Sharon Lindon, his manager, learned Fields was going through a divorce and believed his marital problems were because he had demons.
Lindon is accused of telling Fields he had to get cleansed in order to keep working at the hotel. Lindon gave Fields a questionnaire with many questions about religion and intimate activities. Fields said in the Lawsuit he was asked to return it to Lindon before undergoing an exorcism.
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Well, he was sane when he was hired....
I love how the Catholic church sells its services.
Would’ve been a difference ballgame if the manager had been named Patel.
At least she didn’t insist upon a mobile exorcism conducted on twin scooters in a Wal Mart parking lot. That would be pretty normal for Florida.
Fields was going through a divorce and believed his marital problems were because he had demons.
There is an app for that...
Hazard KY?
Besides the obvious “Dukes” references, isn’t this area also a focal point for “snake handlers”?
Might explain a lot.
HA! ‘Zactly.
This is why I'm self employed - got tired of managers insisting on an exorcism.
Does their health plan cover that?
“Lindon is accused of telling Fields he had to get cleansed in order to keep working at the hotel.”
All kidding aside, that was a mistake IMO.
“Looks like Hampton Inn doesn’t screen their managers very well.”
Well, it could have been worse. She could have been from one of those “churches” who do “snake handling!”
It sounds suspicious to me.
I think there are too many details missing from this story.
Now, if it were a Wyndham hotel, I’d be comforted to know the manager believed in exorcisms...
Sounds like he was taking care of his demons... just sayin'
This is why I’m self employed - got tired of managers insisting on an exorcism.”
LOL
“Lindon informed the Plaintiff that she was a member of the Common Bond Christian Fellowship Ministries. The church met at the Worship & Warfare Center at 229 Lovern Street, Hazard, Kentucky 41702.”
Doesn’t sound Catholic to me.
>> Isn’t this area also a focal point for “snake handlers”? <<
Exorcists in my hotel room, I’m OK with. Snakes, I’m not. ;-)
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