News about Bob Phillips

Sharron Phillips vanished on May 8, 1986, while waiting for her boyfriend after running out of petrol at Wacol in south-west Brisbane. Queensland State Coroner Terry Ryan reopened the inquest into her disappearance after taxi driver Raymond Peter Mulvihill (right) was identified as the number one suspect by police. Mr Ryan on Monday handed down findings that Ms Phillips (left) was dead with the cause and precise circumstances unknown, and the person or persons responsible unable to be identified.

After Bank of America blocked an ultra-conservative Christian charity that provides essentials to Ugandan orphanages, a 'debanking' row broke out. Indigenous Advance Ministers based in Memphis have filed a lawsuit with the Tennessee Attorney General's office over allegations that their accounts were closed because the bank disagrees with its'religious views.' On its website, the company, which claims to have had a banking relationship with BofA since 2015, advertises pro-life and anti-same sex relations. BofA has consistently denied that it was 'debanked' the charity, telling DailyMail.com that "religious convictions were not a factor" in any account-closing decision.' However, campaigners are calling for greater transparency in how companies choose which accounts to close, as well as cases of political and religious 'debanking.'