Lighthouse Trails has been reporting on the Lisa/Isabella Miller case for ten years as many of our readers know. 419Fund is a group that is helping to raise awareness and support for both Lisa and her daughter Isabella as well as for one of the men (Philip Zodhiates) who today sits in a federal prison for helping Lisa Miller even though he never did anything illegal. 419Fund has put together the following video which explains the Lisa Miller Case—an example of criminalizing Christianity in America.
We hope you will consider praying for Lisa and Isabella Miller, that they will receive a pardon from President Trump so they can return to the United States safely and also consider prayerfully and financially supporting Philip Zodhiates in his legal battle.
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Thank you for sharing this Janet. We so appreciate your role in trying to help Philip. I hope many Lighthouse Trails readers will get behind helping raise support for this man.
Depositions are set this fall for the civil case arising from the criminal cases. Janet Jenkins is suing anyone and everyone involved with Lisa since 2008. I am one – I am Co-Founder and President of 419 Fund, which is raising funds for Isabella as well as Philip Zodhiates. Philip is sitting in a prison cell in Ashland, KY serving his 3-year prison sentence for giving Lisa and Isabella a ride from Lynchburg, VA to Buffalo, NY – a kind Christian gesture – now criminalized in America. Lisa had full custody of her daughter (biological, mind you), no travel restrictions and full possession of their passports – she could have legally gone any where in the world. NO CRIMES WERE COMMITTED. Janet Stasulli
Thank you for updating us about the case of Lisa and Isabella Miller. I remember reading about it years ago and have wondered what happened. How tragic that it has dragged on for so long and that there’s been such a huge miscarriage of justice in the USA. We continue to pray for pardon for Lisa and for all concerned in her case.
Isabella just turned 18. She can freely come back, but her mom cannot.
How much longer before Isabella turns 18? At that point, she’ll be an adult. Moms ex-partner (can’t remember her name) will have no claim on her. She can travel to the US if she wants. If she doesn’t want to see what’s-her-name, she doesn’t have to.
It would be nice to have Isabel’s mother, Lisa, pardoned though, so that Lisa could travel freely too.