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The text is a transcript of a TV show called "Case Closed" where people sue each other for various reasons. The case in the text is about Sara, a Muslim woman who was born in Syria and moved to Los Angeles, where she married Carlos, a Catholic man who converted to Islam for her. They divorced after a year and a half, and Sara fell in love with another man, Diego, who was Christian. She also changed her religion to Christianity. Carlos, out of spite, posted a photo of Sara on Facebook, calling her a shame to Islam. Sara's extremist relatives in Syria saw the photo and kidnapped, raped and tortured her when she visited them for her grandmother's funeral. They also killed her mother and demanded $23,000 from Diego to release Sara. Sara is suing Carlos for $100,000 for damages. Carlos denies any responsibility and claims he has the right to express his opinion on Facebook. The show also features a witness, Diego, and two experts, Wilfredo Ruiz, a representative of the Islamic Relations Council of Americans, and a psychologist. The judge decides to award Sara $50,000 for damages because Carlos acted maliciously and endangered her life.
Here are some possible facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a TV show called "Case Closed" where people sue each other for various reasons.
2. The main case is about Sara, a woman who was born in Syria and moved to Mexico, then to Los Angeles, where she married and divorced Carlos Abdul, a former Catholic who converted to Islam for her.
3. Sara changed her religion to Christianity and fell in love with another man, Diego, which angered Carlos, who posted a photo of her on Facebook with the caption "Shame on Islam".
4. Sara's family in Syria saw the photo and when she visited them because her grandmother was dying, they kidnapped, raped and tortured her for betraying Islam.
5. Sara's mother and Diego paid $23,000 to her family to release her and she suffered physical and psychological injuries from the ordeal.
6. Sara is suing Carlos for $100,000 for damages caused by his Facebook post that triggered her family's violence.
7. Carlos claims he did not know his post could cause problems for Sara and he was hurt by her change of religion and her new relationship.
8. The judge grants Sara $50,000 for damages because Carlos committed an act of evil by posting the photo knowing that her family was extremist.