ABobby Fischer agreed to be interviewed, says this gold-digging woman, Ruiz, who alleges Fischer struck her… on her knee??! Was he laying on the floor?! That's a tall man we're talking about. However, he was interviewed in different locations… the park?… a restaurant…? a gym… a library… who knows where, and every time… Ruiz also alleges, a recorder was in “plain view”. I don't believe that woman, aside of the fact, that after she got done making trouble for Fischer… the Armstrong Corp just up and dropped Bobby cold. His reputation smeared, and made to look like any thing printed in that magazine was suspect — after all, he allegedly “struck a woman”. She was after money. A lawsuit was initiated by Rader and company… and the WCG reneged on the whole mess, leaving Bobby neck deep in the troubles the church headquarters and the dissidents created… stranding Bobby without the attorney they promised.
Bobby got involved, initially, because he wanted to protect people from the cult's exploitation. Leave it to muddlers on both sides to destroy his life.
Police Seeking Bobby Fischer, The Tennessean Nashville, Tennessee, Wednesday, November 02, 1977 - Page 21
