Anti-abortion activist Otis O'Neal "Neal" Horsley has filed a $250 million breach of contract suit against MindSpring Enterprises Inc. for shutting down his Web site, the Nuremberg Files, which featured pictures of aborted fetuses. Horsley and his lawyer, John Matteson, said they filed the suit Tuesday in Georgia state court. MindSpring's shutdown of the Web site came after an Oregon jury convicted some of Horsley's colleagues of violating a federal law protecting access to abortion clinics.
June 10, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Anti-abortion activist Otis O’Neal “Neal” Horsley has filed a $250 millionbreach of contract suit against MindSpring Enterprises Inc. for shuttingdown his World Wide Web site, which featured pictures of aborted fetuses.
Horsley and his lawyer, John Matteson, said they filed the suit Tuesdayin Gwinnett Superior Court. A copy of the suit was posted on Horsley’snew Web site. Gwinnett officials could not be reached for independentverification.
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