New claims in the ORU lawsuit - really juicy

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http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?articleID=071013_1_A1_hItal21002

Three former Oral Roberts University professors made public on Friday what their lawsuit against ORU describes as "the exact packet of information" that they allege got two of them fired and resulted in one's resignation.

Previous versions of their lawsuit contained only a summary of the report, which was at least partially written by Stephanie Cantees, the sister-in-law of ORU President Richard Roberts.

Cantees, Roberts' community and government liaison, gives him reports of what she hears -- including rumors -- in the community and government, Roberts has said. He claimed earlier this week that the report referenced in the lawsuit contained a report by Cantees plus additional information he had not seen before.

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The full, unsubstantiated report now attached to the lawsuit contains new allegations that Lindsay Roberts, Richard Roberts' wife, spent the night in an ORU guest house with an underage male nine times, was photographed 29 times in her car with an underage male after midnight and after minors' curfew, visited Victory Christian School with an underage male 81 times in 2004, smoked with an underage male at her house and repeatedly moved her "male 16-year-old friend" into her family's house.

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http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?articleID=071012_1__Three43533

Three former Oral Roberts University professors have amended their lawsuit against the school, and have included an internal report detailing allegations against ORU President Richard Roberts, his wife and others.

The new suit adds a new defendant to the case -- the ORU regents -- and two new allegation, negligence and civil conspiracy.

Oral Roberts University officials, including President Richard Roberts, declined to comment after hours on Friday because they had not seen the amended lawsuit, a spokesman said.

The new suit includes a new allegation that Richard Roberts and ORU gave ''a convicted sexual deviant unrestricted access to the students of the university.'