A further bit of evidence...


A further piece of evidence:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Practicing-Krsna-Krishna-Consciousness-in-Prison_W0QQitemZ110053307827QQihZ001QQcategoryZ378QQcmdZViewItem

Murderer Tirtha Das' book was actually published by ISKCON, as stated on the above webpage selling the book:

The Definitive Guide to Practicing Krsna Consciousness in Prison

By Tirtha dasa

Published 2005 by The Prison Ministry of The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (New Vrindaban Office).

67 pages. Color cover painting and 22 pencil illustrations by Brian Babinski. Soft cover. Book measures 5.5 x 8.5 inches. Introduction by Candramauli Swami, an ISKCON Sannyasi and Initiating Guru.

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Anonymous said…
for more information on the inside goings on at NV during this period, try some of these sites:

http://liberatedyogi.tripod.com

http://liberated-yogi.tripod.com

http://liberatedyogi.blogspot.com
10:50 AM
Anonymous said…
the link doesn't work..but hahaha looser(s)!!!
4:02 AM
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