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'''Madalyn Murray O'Hair''' (1919 - 1995) was an American [[atheist]] famous for her stern opposition to religion.  In 1960, she filed and won a [[lawsuit]] (Murray v. Curlett) against the [[Baltimore]] City [[Public School]] System, claiming that it was unconstitutional for her son to study the [[Bible]] at school.  The lawsuit reached the [[Supreme Court]], and banned [[prayer]] and recitations of Bible verses in American public schools.<ref> [http://www.who2.com/madalynmurrayohair.html Madalyn Murray O'Hair Biography]</ref> She also founded the controversial atheist organization [http://www.atheists.org/ American Atheists].
 
'''Madalyn Murray O'Hair''' (1919 - 1995) was an American [[atheist]] famous for her stern opposition to religion.  In 1960, she filed and won a [[lawsuit]] (Murray v. Curlett) against the [[Baltimore]] City [[Public School]] System, claiming that it was unconstitutional for her son to study the [[Bible]] at school.  The lawsuit reached the [[Supreme Court]], and banned [[prayer]] and recitations of Bible verses in American public schools.<ref> [http://www.who2.com/madalynmurrayohair.html Madalyn Murray O'Hair Biography]</ref> She also founded the controversial atheist organization [http://www.atheists.org/ American Atheists].
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She, her son and granddaughter suddenly disappeared; they had been murdered for their money.      
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She, her son and granddaughter suddenly disappeared; they had been murdered for their money. ''The evidence that has been disclosed does not point to a single conclusion. One would think that the disappearance of a well-known family such as the Murray-O'Hairs would be front page news but the papers have been strangely silent. '' <ref> [http://www.positiveatheism.org/writ/ohairs2.htm What Happened to Madalyn, Jon, and Robin?] </ref>     
    
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