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Ashes to
Ashes . . . Families to Dust
by Dean Tong
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There are many unexpected gems in this book: Chapter 10 has a wonderful, very useful explanation on anatomical dolls; I particularly liked pages 105, 108, and 112. In Chapter 11 on "Agencies," look forward to page 121. And Chapter 12 describes a volunteer court-monitoring system which excited my pronounced sense of proactivism. Sate your appetite for information. Read the Table of Contents below and then click on the title below,, buy it, and be sure to return here to browse and learn and learn and learn. Contents of Ashes to Ashes . . . Families to Dust One: Massachusetts 1980 -- Florida 1991 Two: England 1977 -- Ohio 1991 Three: Colorado 1984-1991 Four: Texas 1986-1991 Five: A Summary of the Case Studies Six: The Accused Seven: The Accuser Eight: The SAID Syndrome Nine: The Child Victim Ten: The Dolls Eleven: The Agencies Twelve: The Courts Thirteen: A Critical Review Fourteen: Fighting Back Fifteen: A Summary of Problems and Solutions Sixteen: An Attorney's View - Charles Jamieson, Esq. Seventeen: What You Need To Know-Ken Pangborn, Trial Consultant, The A-Team Eighteen: Self-Help Guide Appendix A: A Questionnaire Appendix B: Fake or Actual? Appendix C: Family Rights Organizations Appendix D: Attorney Referral List Apppendix E: Caselaw and False Accusations Appendix F: Internet On-Line Resources Appendix G: Investigative Intake Process Flow Chart Epllogue Bibliography |
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