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• Periodically, sometimes three times a night, Cabiri said, guards tortured him.
• When asked who ordered the guards to do these things, Cabiri did not hesitate.
• And Cabiri said the guards administered electric shocks to his body, usually to his genitals.
• "We're appealing the case, " said Scott Kamber, Cabiri's attorney.
• On that day, said Cabiri, while he was in Ghana, officers of a new government arrested him without charge.
• The Cabiri's early work consisted primarily of street theater and performance art including fire dancing, stilt walking, and juggling.
• The groups held social dances in addition to ceremonials and stated meetings and were also known to organize the Cabiri Band which held public performances.
• Cabiri said his life in New York as Ghana's Trade Counsel to the United States came to a crashing halt on July 31, 1986.
• Cabiri's $ 5 million lawsuit, filed in 1994, was one of the few that went to trial under the Alien Tort Claims Act.
• "' Teodoro Cabiri "' A hunchbacked, Filipino magician and entertainer .  Ted for Short always has a trick up his sleeve.
• "' The Cabiri "', a Seattle-based non-profit physical theater troupe, was founded in 1999 by Artistic Director John S . Murphy.
• On February 9, 2000, the 12 New Yorkers on the jury found Baffour Assasie-Gyimah not liable for torturing Bawol Cabiri, now a United Nations administrator in Kosovo.
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• The accused is one Teodoro Cabiri, " lover of God, and of ship-wrecked men " ( 48 ) . " Ted For Short " is a hunchbacked, Filipino midget with tremendous charisma and amazing sleight of hand.
• The jury had to decide whether Assasie-Gyimah, the Ghanian ambassador to Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso, formerly the Deputy Chief of National Security, ordered the torture of Cabiri in a Ghanan prison locals knew as " Hanoi ."
• Some obyrith lords have evolved over time to take on more recognizable shapes, such as Dagon, the Queen of Chaos, the Malgoth, Ugudenk, Bechard, Vroth-Khun, Ubothar, and Cabiri ( imprisoned in the Wells of Darkness ).
• The Cabiri ( " Kabeiroi " ) whose sacred place was on the island of Samothrace, were understood by Diodorus Siculus to have been Idaean dactyls who had come west from Phrygia and whose magical practices had made local converts to their secret cult.
• Cabiri's allegations, dramatic though they were, could not have found their way into American courts until 1980, when a federal appeals court ruled that an obscure 1789 statute empowered federal judges to hear cases brought by foreigners against other foreigners who tortured them in foreign countries.
• The Ancient Mystic Order of Cabiri ( AMOC ) was founded as a playground order for the Odd Fellows around 1920, beginning with Oakland Council # 1 in Oakland, CA . The bodies of the Order were named after the cities they met in, which included San Francisco, Sacramento, and Marysville in addition to Oakland.
• In 2001, the troupe became legally incorporated ( under the organization The Anunnaki Project ) and obtained 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) status from the IRS . The mission of The Cabiri and The Anunnaki Project is to preserve the mythologies of cultures that have passed into antiquity, utilizing theatrical, storytelling dance performances, educational presentations, and a free online encyclopedia of terms from folklore and mythology.