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New page: '''Robert Moore "Bob" Strippy''' is an American Mensan who is imprisoned in what many believe to be a miscarriage of justice. Strippy is a professor emeritus at the University of Pennsylv...

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'''Robert Moore "Bob" Strippy''' is an American Mensan who is imprisoned in what many believe to be a miscarriage of justice. Strippy is a professor emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania holding doctorates of music from the Universities of Paris and Rome, a former instructor at the University of Virginia, and a former speechwriter for President Eisenhower.

In the incident which led to his imprisonment, Strippy got into a struggle with a man at a highway overlook in Virginia, during which a gun was fired and injured the other man. The man, who had a prior criminal record, claimed that Strippy was soliciting him for sexual activity and shot him when he refused; Strippy claims he has never been homosexual and was assaulted with a club by the man and only pulled out the gun to defend himself (and that he didn't pull the trigger; it fired by accident when the two men were struggling for it).

At Strippy's trial, he was represented by a public defender, and various evidence which backed Strippy's side of the story was not presented, including the fact that the other man was intoxicated at the time, and that Strippy had bruises indicative of being beaten with a club. Strippy was sentenced to 10 years in prison, which he is currently serving at Powhatan Correctional Center.

Strippy has been attempting, so far unsuccessfully, to get his conviction overturned; various Mensans have assisted him in this struggle.

== External links ==
* [http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=39964 WorldNetDaily: Professor jailed on word of felon] (14 Aug 2004)
* [http://amyx.org/mensa/goingforward/backissues/v3n3/strippy.htm Going Forward: Update on Bob Strippy] (Sep 2004)

[[Category:American Mensans|Strippy, Robert]]

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 * [http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=39964 WorldNetDaily: Professor jailed on word of felon] (14 Aug 2004)
 * [http://amyx.org/mensa/goingforward/backissues/v3n3/strippy.htm Going Forward: Update on Bob Strippy] (Sep 2004)
-* [unable to add link due to broken spam filter Dr. Robert Moore Strippy 1934-2018, Requiescat in Pace] (1 Feb 2018)
+* [https://thecathedralclose.org/2018/02/01/dr-robert-moore-strippy-1934-2018-requiescat-in-pace/ Dr. Robert Moore Strippy 1934-2018, Requiescat in Pace] (1 Feb 2018)
 [[Category:American Mensans|Strippy, Robert]]
 [[Category:Imprisoned Mensans|Strippy, Robert]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:40, 12 August 2007
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−	'''Robert Moore "Bob" Strippy''' is an American Mensan who is imprisoned in what many believe to be a miscarriage of justice. Strippy is a professor emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania holding doctorates of music from the Universities of Paris and Rome, a former instructor at the University of Virginia, and a former speechwriter for President Eisenhower. In Mensa, he has been the newsletter editor for [[Thomas Jefferson Mensa]], a chapter in Virginia.	+	'''Robert Moore "Bob" Strippy''' (nicknamed "Robert the Rotten") is an American Mensan who is imprisoned in what many believe to be a miscarriage of justice. Strippy is a professor emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania holding doctorates of music from the Universities of Paris and Rome, a former instructor at the University of Virginia, and a former speechwriter for President Eisenhower. In Mensa, he has been the newsletter editor for [[Thomas Jefferson Mensa]], a chapter in Virginia.

	In the incident which led to his imprisonment, Strippy got into a struggle with a man at a highway overlook in Virginia, during which a gun was fired and injured the other man. The man, who had a prior criminal record, claimed that Strippy was soliciting him for sexual activity and shot him when he refused; Strippy claims he has never been homosexual and was assaulted with a club by the man and only pulled out the gun to defend himself (and that he didn't pull the trigger; it fired by accident when the two men were struggling for it).		In the incident which led to his imprisonment, Strippy got into a struggle with a man at a highway overlook in Virginia, during which a gun was fired and injured the other man. The man, who had a prior criminal record, claimed that Strippy was soliciting him for sexual activity and shot him when he refused; Strippy claims he has never been homosexual and was assaulted with a club by the man and only pulled out the gun to defend himself (and that he didn't pull the trigger; it fired by accident when the two men were struggling for it).

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−	'''Robert Moore "Bob" Strippy''' is an American Mensan who is imprisoned in what many believe to be a miscarriage of justice. Strippy is a professor emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania holding doctorates of music from the Universities of Paris and Rome, a former instructor at the University of Virginia, and a former speechwriter for President Eisenhower.	+	'''Robert Moore "Bob" Strippy''' is an American Mensan who is imprisoned in what many believe to be a miscarriage of justice. Strippy is a professor emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania holding doctorates of music from the Universities of Paris and Rome, a former instructor at the University of Virginia, and a former speechwriter for President Eisenhower. In Mensa, he has been the newsletter editor for [[Thomas Jefferson Mensa]], a chapter in Virginia.

	In the incident which led to his imprisonment, Strippy got into a struggle with a man at a highway overlook in Virginia, during which a gun was fired and injured the other man. The man, who had a prior criminal record, claimed that Strippy was soliciting him for sexual activity and shot him when he refused; Strippy claims he has never been homosexual and was assaulted with a club by the man and only pulled out the gun to defend himself (and that he didn't pull the trigger; it fired by accident when the two men were struggling for it).		In the incident which led to his imprisonment, Strippy got into a struggle with a man at a highway overlook in Virginia, during which a gun was fired and injured the other man. The man, who had a prior criminal record, claimed that Strippy was soliciting him for sexual activity and shot him when he refused; Strippy claims he has never been homosexual and was assaulted with a club by the man and only pulled out the gun to defend himself (and that he didn't pull the trigger; it fired by accident when the two men were struggling for it).

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 At Strippy's trial, he was represented by a public defender, and various evidence which backed Strippy's side of the story was not presented, including the fact that the other man was intoxicated at the time, and that Strippy had bruises indicative of being beaten with a club.  Strippy was sentenced to 10 years in prison, which he is currently serving at Powhatan Correctional Center.
-Strippy has been attempting, so far unsuccessfully, to get his conviction overturned; various Mensans have assisted him in this struggle.
+Strippy had been attempting to get his conviction overturned; various Mensans have assisted him in this struggle.
 == External links ==
 * [http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=39964 WorldNetDaily: Professor jailed on word of felon] (14 Aug 2004)
 * [http://amyx.org/mensa/goingforward/backissues/v3n3/strippy.htm Going Forward: Update on Bob Strippy] (Sep 2004)
 [[Category:American Mensans|Strippy, Robert]]
 [[Category:Imprisoned Mensans|Strippy, Robert]]