Councilwoman Won't Face Charges For Alleged Exorcism Of Daughter
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
EDGEWATER, Fla. -- An Edgewater councilwoman, accused by her daughter of trying to perform an exorcism, will not face any charges.The State Attorney's Office said there is not enough evidence to charge Debra Jean Rogers and her husband with a crime.Police were called to the Rogers' home in June. They took 18-year-old Danielle Rogers into protective custody when the found her covered with oil and her clothes ripped. She told officers that her parents were trying to get the demons out.The Rogers deny they were trying to perform an exorcism.
Previous Stories:
- July 24, 2007: 911 Call Reveals New Details In Exorcism Investigation
- July 16, 2007: Edgewater Councilwoman Investigated For Exorcism
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