Times Report on Sai Baba: Britain may issue official warning against the godman An exclusive report in The Times is causing new trouble for Sai Baba. It investigates the cases of three Britons, who suicided after getting involved with the Indian godman. Aran Edwards, 37, classical guitarist and postgraduate theology student at the University of Wales in Newport, joined Sai Baba's Bristol group and started writing numerous letters to the guru. On 19 April 1999, he hanged himself from the staircase in his home in Cardiff. Andrew Richardson, 33, South Africa born British national, made a pilgrimage to Sai Baba's ashram, booking in for a week, but mysteriously leaving after only two days. On September 19, 1996, he traveled to Bangalore and jumped from the eighth floor of the highest building, the State Bank of Mysore. All this may not be enough to book Sai Baba for inciting suicide. There have been other suicides and suspicious deaths earlier, which did not cause any official reaction. Even when in June 1993 four of his close devotees (allegedly trying to assassinate him) were mysteriously shot dead in his bedroom and rumors of sexual abuse were palpable, he was not even questioned by police. More than judicial consequences, Sai Baba may face a further serious blow against his reputation by the new revelations. "…The Indian Rationalist Association, an organisation of atheists and doubters which seek to debunk organized religion and disprove all miracles … denounce him as the biggest fraud of the `god-industry'", says the Times report. As an example for the simple tricks behind the Baba's "miracles", it describes the meantime famous Doordarshan episode, which - as part of the documentary Guru Busters - has been telecast around the world. (Guru Busters is a documentary on the work of Indian Rationalists made by Channel IV of Britain in 1995. See also the article No more holy ash - Rationalists' campaigns exposing Sai Baba show results in Bulletin # 8, 27 March 1999). Mounting allegations of sexual abuse of devotees are slowly catching up with Sai Baba. After his former American follower Tal Broke published the Avatar of Night as long ago as in 1976, a growing list of victims have come out publicly, opening the flood gates of cases. They include both, Indians and foreigners, but all of them are living abroad. So far no case has been registered against Sai Baba in India. It is still not very easy to accuse or arrest a man, who counts several former presidents and prime ministers among his devotees and commands an army of top bureaucrats, businessmen and media persons. In September 2000, the controversy surrounding Sai Baba took a new turn: several cases of sexual abuse of minor children of devotees became public and threatened to end his divine career behind bars (see the article Now it is Sai Baba's turn! By Sanal Edamaruku in Bulletin # 53, 29 September 2000). But once again Sai Baba managed to keep his head above water. Look how this "HOMO" Monster is decieving all those blind followers. He is giving a speech on Shiva Linga and on the course he "materializes" the linga from the thin air. Watch carefully how people are decieved ! Watch the movement of his hands. Watch how he transport the Linga from the left hand to right by distracting his followers.He is such a worst stage magician. I suggest he learn some magic from P.C Sorkar (India's Greatest Stage Magician). All those sheeps, ya'll need to wake up ! For once look into these evidences, do some research and doubt your blind faith ! Don't fall victim of this "HOMO Paedophile Monster".