PRINTABLE PAGE Dark History Eludes Church’s Eyes Man and woman in molestation case already had notorious records of abuse By Kirk Mitchell, Denver Post Staff WriterOriginally published in The Denver Post, November 6, 2001 FORT LUPTON — The new members…
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PRINTABLE PAGE The Growing Tragedy of Elder Abuse By Vicki Smith, Associated Press WriterOriginally published by The Associated Press, March 21, 2001 MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Neighbors knew Helen was hungry. They knew she wasn’t getting her medicine. They watched…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Safety Net Sought for Former Foster Kids as They Enter Adult World By Shana Gruskin, Staff WriterOriginally published in the Sun-Sentinel, May 24, 2001 Many teens raised in a succession of foster homes or group facilities dash out…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Government Sues Tyson Foods For Sexually Harassing Male Production Manager Originally published by The Associated Press, June 17, 2002 MUSKOGEE, Okla. (AP) — The federal government sued Tyson Foods on Monday, accusing the food producer of subjecting a…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Young Killer’s Pleas Went Unanswered Boy who got little help before killing his abusive father will get counseling in family-style setting. By Rob SchneiderOriginally published in the Indianapolis Star, April 26, 2001 MARION, Ind. — Wayne Salyers Jr.…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Infant Law Relies on Exposure By Eric Dyer, Raleigh Bureau News & RecordOriginally published in the News & Record, July 8, 2001 Within less than a year, authorities in the Houston area racked up a grim tally—13 babies…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Westchester Candidate Has Pedophile Convictions By Oliver W. PrichardOriginally published in The Journal News, October 18, 2001 NEW ROCHELLE — A street performer-turned-Right to Life political candidate who makes balloon animals for children has been convicted twice as…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Child Labor: Seeking Change For A 200-Year-Old Dilemma By Alberto BarreraOriginally published by Reuters, June 29, 2002 CANTON SAN JUAN DE DIOS, El Salvador — Every morning during El Salvador’s coffee harvest, 11-year-old Javier Martinez makes the trek…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Amish Man Faces Jail in Sex Charges Prosecutor rejects pleas for in-faith punishment Originally published by The Associated Press, September 19, 2001 CAMBRIDGE, Ohio — In a rare case, an Amish man charged with raping two girls pleaded…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Brazil’s HIV/AIDS Prevention Efforts Appear to Be Working Originally published by Reuters Health, May 21, 2002 BRASILIA, Brazil (Reuters) — Up to 25% fewer Brazilians contracted HIV last year than in 2000, a sign that a controversial program…