ACTION ALERT: PA Survivors of child sex abuse, we need you to call PA Attorney General’s Office 1-888-538-8541

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    Last April, the PA Attorney General’s Office established a toll-free phone number for survivors of child sex abuse (who were PA residents, or were abused by someone in PA) to call if they wanted to file a report of being sexually abused or molested as a child under 18 no matter how long ago the abuse happened or no matter who committed the abuse.

    The AG’s office is asking victims from all the places/institutions and all the alleged criminals that have literally gotten away with soul murder. Hopefully, the AG’s office will be able to take further steps to expose the criminals and the criminal institutions that aided and abetted the perps.

    1-888-538-8541

    While your specific abuse may have happened so long ago that there is no criminal or civil charges you can file, by your identifying perps and complicit institutions now, other victims may gain the courage to come forward once they realize they were not the only one abused by their perp.

    Additionally, we anticipate there are many institutions over the years that have hidden cases of child sex abuse when it happened and with the children they were supposed to be protecting.

    The perps and the institutions need to be held accountable for the damage that happened.

    1-888-538-8541

    Please call this number. Leave a message. Someone will call you back.

    Your story could be of help to other victims.
    And then SHARE, SHARE, SHARE this email/post!
    PS: If you lived in the Allentown Diocese when you were abused, please also contact Rep. Mark Rozzi.
    On Facebook: Private Message Rep. Rozzi at https://www.facebook.com/VoteRozzi
    Via Email: [email protected]
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    awareness

    All are welcome to join us Monday afternoon in Philly!

    WHAT: Rep. Mark Rozzi to address church leaders callous disregard for victims at Monday news conference

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    http://www.bishop-accountability.org/AbuseTracker/


    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    PENNSYLVANIA
    Foundation to Abolish Child Sexual Abuse - FACSA
    All are welcome to join us Monday afternoon in Philly!
    WHAT: Rep. Mark Rozzi to address church leaders callous disregard for victims at Monday news conference
    WHEN: Monday, July 18, 2016, 1:30 PM WHERE: Outside front entrance, Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul, 1723 Race St, Philadelphia, PA 19103 Directions - Nearby Parking CONTACT: Charlie Vaihinger
    House Democratic Communications Office
    Phone: 717-787-7895
    Email: [email protected] HARRISBURG, July 15, 2016 – State Rep. Mark Rozzi, D-Berks, announced today that he will be joining with victims and advocates for a news conference next week to discuss the callous disregard and disrespect church leaders have recently shown to victims of child sex abuse. The news conference, which will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, July 18 at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Philadelphia, will focus on the recent death of victim Brian Gergely and the cancellation of a scheduled meeting between victim John-Michael Delaney and Archbishop Charles Chaput. Participating in the news conference will include: • Marci Hamilton, University of Pennsylvania Fox Distinguished Scholar
    • John-Michael Delaney, victim of notorious Rev. James Brzyski
    • Patrick Conlin, whose meeting request with the bishop of the Diocese of Allentown was denied.
    • Victims featured in You Have the Power video; and
    • Advocates and community leaders supporting Statute of Limitation reform for child sex abuse Additionally, Rozzi said he intends to discuss the status of House Bill 1947, a statute of limitation reform bill from which the Senate stripped his retroactive amendment, which was overwhelming approved by the House in April.
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    Awareness - While your specific abuse may have happened so long ago that there is no criminal or civil charges you can file, by your identifying perps and complicit institutions now, other victims may gain the courage to come forward once they realize they were not the only one abused by their perp.
    I don't understand how other victims would get to know that they were not the only one abused by a particular perp. simply by making a report to the PA's Attorney General's office. Particularly since the perp. will not be charged for anything.
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    Search warrant served on Catholic Diocese of Erie

    Monday

    Posted at 12:11 PM Updated at 5:48 PM

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    Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General agents descend on offices of Erie-based diocese

    By Dana Massing Erie Times-News


    Special agents from the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General descended Monday on the offices of the Catholic Diocese of Erie, serving a search warrant related to a state probe of clergy sex abuse.
    A diocese spokeswoman read the statement, which was handwritten because employees at the center weren't being allowed access to computers at the time.



    An Attorney General police truck and an SUV were parked in front of St. Mark Catholic Center, 429 E. Grandview Blvd., as men in shirts proclaiming them to be a "special agent" or "police" went in and out of the building Monday shortly before noon. None was available for comment.


    The diocesan building remained open Monday, with employees and visitors coming and going. Officials said they weren't requested by the Office of Attorney General to cancel any events there.It wasn't known how long the Attorney General agents would be on site or if they would return another day.The search warrant came a little more than two months after a subpoena.


    Former Attorney General Kathleen Kane launched the statewide probe after the release of a grand jury report in March on Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown. That report said two former bishops there had helped cover up the sexual abuse of hundreds of children by priests and other religious leaders over four decades.Dana Massing can be reached at 870-1729 or by email. Follow her on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNmassing.

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  • biblexaminer
    biblexaminer

    Wowser. How long till we read the below.

    Search warrant served on Watchtower Society

    Someday

    Posted at 6:66 PM

    New York Office of Attorney General agents descend on offices of New York Religion

    By Dunn W. Dems New York Times-News


    Special agents from the New York Office of Attorney General descended Monday on the offices of the Watchtower Bible & Tract Society, serving a search warrant related to a state probe of clergy sex abuse.
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    A Report of the ??? Statewide Investigating Grand Jury coming soon ?


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    In other news:

    Statement by Mary Ellen Kruger, Chair of the SNAP Board

    UNITED STATES
    Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests
    Barbara Blaine, the founder and president of SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, has stepped down from the organization effective February 3, 2017. We are grateful for her 29 years of leadership. Her contribution to the survivors movement is unsurpassed. Her tenacity and fortitude helped expose abuse globally during the past three decades. We will carry on her vision of SNAP as we grow in new ways to better meet the needs of survivors coming forward today and in the future. We wish Barbara the best.Barbara Dorris, SNAP’s Outreach Director, has become the Managing Director. In this new position, Barbara will work closely with the SNAP board of directors to continue to engage our volunteer leadership nationwide to help more survivors of sexual abuse and assault, and to stop the cycle of abuse and the cover up, no matter where the abuse occurred.Barbara Dorris can be contacted at (314) 503-0003 or [email protected].


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    life is to short

    I have spoken to Barbara Dorris just a couple of months ago and she is truly a wonderful person. I wish her the best. I cannot say enough good about her.

    LITS

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