Dead: American Sister Who Was Raped in Guatemala, Got Pregnant, Aborted
Ursuline Sister Dianna Ortiz, 62, died of cancer on February 19 in a Washington D.C. hospice. Dianna was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the middle of eight children. Her father was a uranium miner …More
Ursuline Sister Dianna Ortiz, 62, died of cancer on February 19 in a Washington D.C. hospice.
Dianna was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the middle of eight children. Her father was a uranium miner. She entered the Ursulines at age 17 and went to Guatemala in 1987 to teach children.
While serving as a 31-year-old missionary in Guatemala, Sister Dianna was abducted by members of CIA supported police officers. She was brought to Guatemala City where for 24 hours she received cigarette burns, and was raped repeatedly under questioning. In 1995, Dianna was awarded $5 million in damages.
The torture stopped when a man with a Northern American accent entered the room and said in English, "Shit." He told the torturers in Spanish, "You idiots! Leave her alone. She’s a North American, and it’s all over the news."
To Sr Dianna he said, "You have to forgive those guys, they made a mistake.” She returned to the U.S. within 48 hours of her escape.
Like other torture victims, the sister suffered …More
Dianna was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the middle of eight children. Her father was a uranium miner. She entered the Ursulines at age 17 and went to Guatemala in 1987 to teach children.
While serving as a 31-year-old missionary in Guatemala, Sister Dianna was abducted by members of CIA supported police officers. She was brought to Guatemala City where for 24 hours she received cigarette burns, and was raped repeatedly under questioning. In 1995, Dianna was awarded $5 million in damages.
The torture stopped when a man with a Northern American accent entered the room and said in English, "Shit." He told the torturers in Spanish, "You idiots! Leave her alone. She’s a North American, and it’s all over the news."
To Sr Dianna he said, "You have to forgive those guys, they made a mistake.” She returned to the U.S. within 48 hours of her escape.
Like other torture victims, the sister suffered …More
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alfred dunn
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She had an abortion? She later joined PAX USA, a leftist group. Was she abducted because she was a leftist interfering in Guatemalan politics?
Jungerheld
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"In addition to increased feelings of guilt and emotional distress, this heaped upon her an insurmountable suffering from loss."
James Bernard Farnan shares this
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Wow
atreverse pensar
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RIP, poor woman. Protect us Lord from satanic people.
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RIP