Bankruptcy cases filed by Shawano’s Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology, or SIST, and two of its subsidiaries, are now dismissed by the United States Bankruptcy Court, allowing civil actions against them to move forward.

In a story Feb. 24 about the Wisconsin-based Dr. R.C. Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the group was the subject of an FBI investigation into alleged threats against dozens of people.

The incident that left a woman seriously injured and led to a police raid of a Pikesville, Maryland home is being ruled an accident, after the victim and witnesses told police her injuries were the result of a construction accident, rather than a first-degree assault, as police initially suspected.

Baltimore County police tell NewsChannel 7 one person was taken into custody after the home of SIST leader Avraham Cohen was raided in connection to an assault.

The controversial Shawano group, the Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology, is no longer under the protection of U.S. Bankruptcy court.

Fliers, which appear to have been written by CEO of the Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology, or SIST, have been showing up on vehicles in Madison and Milwaukee.

For one year, the FBI has simply told 60 officials and residents of the Shawano area to be watchful, and vigilant after their names appeared on an apparent hit list. But with no new answers from the FBI, those on the list are asking why.

Even though he says they only have a slim chance of successfully appealing their bankruptcy case, the judge says he's giving the stay to The Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology, or SIST.

The Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology has appealed a U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge's decision to dismiss their bankruptcy protection. They have also changed lawyers in the bankruptcy case.

The U.S. Attorneys Office says there isn't enough evidence to file criminal charges in connection to an apparent hit-list, with the names of 60 Shawano area officials and citizens.

The group that has been the source of questions and controversy in the Shawano area is no longer under the protection of Federal Bankruptcy Court.

The Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology, or SIST, says they owe money to more than 200 individuals and businesses, including a number of SIST members, according to Federal Court documents filed this week.

The Chief Executive Officer of The Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology says intentional business interference, organized negative publicity, and the economic downturn are to blame for a bankruptcy protection filing.

A look at the history of Rama Behera and the Disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ - and their relationship to the modern-day S.I.S.T.

(CBS) At the annual holiday parade in scenic Shawano, Wisc., for the first time someone was missing this year. The long-time mayor was nowhere in sight. She was afraid for her life, CBS News cheif investigative correspondent Armen Keteyian reports.

Bob Cameron says he never had any intentions of hurting anyone. But Shawano Law Enforcement says a list of names the Canadian businessman received sparked the F.B.I.’s investigation.

NewsChannel 7's Secrets in Shawano series took us all the way to New York City where we worked with Armen Keteyian, the Chief Investigative Correspondent for the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.

The Shawano County Sheriff's Department wants your help looking for a man they say has connections to the Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology. The Sheriff says Kalmar Gronvall is wanted on a warrant not related to the F.B.I. investigation of the group in connection to apparent threats.

Zachariah Sindt, who can be seen in a recent series of Youtube videos criticizing Shawano City officials, has been arrested in Shawano on an unrelated warrant.

A series of videos posted to YouTube attack and criticize Shawano City leaders. Officials say it appears the videos were posted by members of the Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology, which has been the subject of an F.B.I. investigation.

The City of Shawano's holiday parade on December 5th will take place with added caution, because of an active F.B.I. investigation into apparent threats made against a number of local leaders.

The attorney for The Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology says the groups CEO has been released from federal custody. Naomi Isaacson was arrested a week ago on a federal warrant.

Here's the Secrets in Shawano Special Report that Aired November 19, 2008. In includes the previous Secrets in Shawano stories from early 2008, as well as the latest information.

The Canadian man who brought an alleged Shawano hit list to the FBI's attention wants his side of the story known. Today, someone is circulating a fax calling the man a ‘hit man’ and a terrorist.

Naomi Isaacson, the CEO of the Samanta Roy Institute of Science and Technology, has been taken into the custody of Federal Marshals.