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    The Martensville Nightmare CD-ROM

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: DISKOTECH INC.
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    Diskotech Inc. has released "The Martensville Nightmare" CD-ROM, which tells the shocking story of an alleged satanic sex child molestation scandal that rocked the small Canadian town of Martensville, Saskatchewan. While numerous charges were made against a daycare center's owners and several police officers, this story focuses on Saskatoon police officer John Popowich. This multimedia presentation, with two CD-ROMs, contains the video interrogation of Popwich and the alleged crime scenes, local TV newscasts, the transcript of the trial, photographs and news articles. The media are orchestrated with voice narration, music and text by Karen Smith. "The Martensville Nightmare" can be purchased at www.diskotech.com

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