Posted by Kathy (63.26.198.60) on April 11, 2000 at 17:55:23:
In Reply to: Rebecca Erlich posted by Wesley on April 11, 2000 at 14:41:14:
Wes,
Thank you for alerting us to those two articles on-line, they were fascinating. I am so glad for Rebecca and admire you for still taking such an active role in helping these victims. I'm sorry Rebecca has suffered such repercussions at the hand of Miller. She's lucky she found such a fine attorney. And it sounds like she and her parents are lucky to be in contact with you as well.
One other question, how have you obtained such specifics about individuals who have been in these places. (names, addresses, phone #'s etc.?) It makes me wonder who else out there could get on this kind of information. I think I would be mortified if it got into the wrong hands, something I've always been paranoid about,considering the jobs I have held since then.
: Hey gang,
: I was recently up in New Jersey where I gave a short testimonial talk upon the occassion of the settlement that Rebecca Ehrich received from Reverend Doctor V. Miller Newton's now-defunct treatment camp in Secaucus. It was a very tearful and emotional experience for me and the other guest there. She has some real fine parents. From my observations I can tell you that Miss Erlich is very crushed from her ordeal.
: I worked closely with Rebecca's attorney Phil Elberg during the lenghty preparations for the trial, furnishing him with any historical and current data that I had on Dr. Newton, KIDS, and Straight. He is a fine attorney (my wife says he favors Richard Gere the actor--he does.) I think he did an outstanding job. Please check out the enclosed articles on Rebecca and her atorney.
: Wes Fager
: http://www.bergen.com/news/kids3200004094.htm
: http://www.bergen.com/news/kidsuit200004095.htm