Priest of Bihor, Accused of Directing the Arson of a Car to Prove that It Is "Persecuted. He Was in Conflict with the Episcopy
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Former priest Ciprian Mega was brought to justice, along with two other persons, in a file in which he is accused of having staged his assassination in order to strengthen his image as a persecuted clergyman. Article How he had staged his pro-rus priest Ciprian Mega the assassination. He would have set himself on fire in the car and complained in Moscow that he was persecuted by "the system" appears first on Romania TV.
A priest from Bihor was brought to justice by prosecutors from the Department of Public Prosecutions near the Bihor Tribunal, after having planned, together with two accomplices, the burning of a car belonging to a company run by his wife. According to prosecutors, the car would have been set on fire for the priest, in conflict with the Orthodox Episcopy of Oradia, to claim to be the victim of a "political and religious persecution and to exert …
A 41-year-old priest and two alleged accomplices were brought to justice for the intentional arson of a car. Investigators argue that the incident would have been used to create the image of political and religious persecution.
A priest in Bihor is investigated after, together with two other accomplices, he intentionally set fire to a car. Autotourism belonged to a firm run by his wife. The priest, who is in conflict with the episcopacy, would [...]
Priest Ciprian Mega, director of a film with Alain Delon and former presidential candidate, was brought to justice with two other men. The file aims at the intentional arson of a company car run by his wife. The Prosecutor accuses him of framing his "political and religious persecution by burning the car. The Prosecutor claims that the incident [...]
Calin Georgescu and Russian priest Nikolay Balasov appear in the file of former priest Ciprian Mega, sent to court in case of car fire. The documents of the investigators contain both the messages by which Mega supported Calin Georgescu and the correspondence carried with Nikolay Balasov, Russian priest.
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