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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I'm Catholic and I can tell you the Catholic Church doesn't go around "willy nilly" performing exorcisms. They will only do one under Extreme circumstances. The church has to have Proof that they are dealing with a demon before authorizing an exorcism.
This sounds like an April Fool’s story.
Either that or the boss is a paranoid schizophrenic character.
Isn’t”demons” a euphemism for a drinking problem and “get clean” means sober up? I bet the personal questionnaire was about drinking habits.
Sounds like the demons are forcing this guy to sue his employer...
I actually stayed at this Hampton Inn in Hazard once back in the ‘90s. I was with someone who needed an exorcism.
The boy had the devil in him
If they did that places I’ve worked, we would have lost half our work force.
A drive-by Catholic Basher. How childish.
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