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Blogger Site Censored: Charlotte Wyatt

Posted by Raven on October 26th, 2006

We have written about Charlotte Wyatt a few times here. Following her plights and fights for her life; her families struggles with the British courts and the doctors. Blogger Coyote has informed me that the Blogger site http://charlottewyatt.blogspot.com has been taken down for the time being. We’re not sure what is going on…but will keep folks updated when we find out.

Charlotte’s website has been removed from this domain due to an injunction filed by the Portsmouth City Council against disseminating information about her. We’re currently negotiating this issue and considering our options; and will have more information here shortly. In the meantime, you can contact us at charlotte.paige.wyatt @ gmail.com

Meanwhile, the site is in Google Cache….

So a British court order holds power over Blogger? Yet Blogger allows perverts and pedophiles and convicted sex offenders to blog their little fantasies…WTF??

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