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While you consider the self-imposed charge of: "possibly being disdainful by copying/pasting material available in the public domain", here is some music to help you chill out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0zyuc_2UVg

Blues Brothers - Sweet Home Chicago

New Tribes, you've got money.
Penn State has money, and they spent 8.1 million dollars and got their report in about 7 months.

If all of you arrogant, fearful, reputation-savvy "servants of God" understood one iota about how God hates child abuse, you would drop to your knees right now, ask for God's mercy, then get up early in the morning like Joshua and saddle your ass like Abraham, and spend the rest of your lives on this earth doing your level best, 80 hours a week, 100 hours a week, for the rest of your lives to somehow communicate to your mission's victims that New Tribes Mission committed the worst evil against children, and that New Tribes Mission will go broke/bankrupt if necessary to compensate the victims in a small way, and that New Tribes will insist that local law enforcement and prosecutors vigorously examine every dark corner of New Tribes to bring to light all of this deviant evil.....in hopes also that one child somewhere, somehow will be spared of this evil because the pedophile thought twice after hearing about the consequences suffered by New Tribes.

Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2013 00:08:25 -0400

Subject: sexual child abuse at New Tribes Mission boarding schools
From: Jeff Taylor <ornerymk@gmail.com>
To: askdoj <AskDOJ@usdoj.gov>, "a.s.moreau" <A.S.Moreau@wheaton.edu>,
Bryan Abbott <bryan_abbott@ntm.org>, bart_allen@ntm.org, billg@microsoft.com,
"cir18@sa18.state.fl.us" <cir18@sa18.state.fl.us>

If you can read English, have a brain, a backbone and care about children,
please read the information below.

1) The parents called Executive Committee member Mel Wyma to report
the sexual abuse but were warned not to “destroy another man’s
ministry.” Mel Wyma informed the vicitm’s parents that David Brooks
was important and needed on the field.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 32

2) Tom Bennet, NTM house counsel at the time, also suggested that one
of these documents should be destroyed (913). This is particularly
concerning in light of the fact that the 12/26/89 memo is nowhere to
be found today. This missing, possibly destroyed document could have
contributed significantly to the GRACE investigation.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 36

3) In two separate emails to Scott Ross dated in 1997, Richard Rayl
referenced being approached by Dean Van Vliet and Macon Hare to
destroy a potentially incriminating document(899and903). In one note,
Rayl writes, “I am also concerned with the EC's cover up with the
Gates, wanting to destroy documents that would incriminate them. It
sounds a little like Texaco or some other corporation”
Grace Report, page 35

fandaeagles.com
scribd.com/doc/36559323/Amended-GRACE-Report-on-NTM-Fanda-Amended-Edition



Neither the alleged offender nor the victim’s parents are to be advised of
the allegations unless there is a serious physical or emotional danger to
the minor victim.
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse, 2002
Page 19

"Now that we know what the law requires, we cannot be silent."
http://fandaeagles.com/wp-content/uploa ... -pg-18.jpg


"There is concern with regard to what authorities on some foreign fields of
service might do to the offender. Since NTM does not usually involve local
authorities in allegations and internal investigations, is NTM in some way
violating local law as well as jeopardizing the mission’s presence in that
country?"
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse
Revised October 2002
Pages 12-13

From: Jeff Taylor <ornerymk@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 12:08 AM
Subject: sexual child abuse at New Tribes Mission boarding schools
To: clark_aspinwall@ntm.org, dan_kreider@ntm.org, dan_shaylor@ntm.org, daniel_alkire@ntm.org, dave_zelenak@ntm.org, elizabeth_longver <Elizabeth_Longver@dcf.state.fl.us>, Gary & Esther Smith <gary_smith@ntm.org>, ed_jurimas@ntm.org, editor@usatoday.com, editorial@nytimes.com, Fran MacDonald <fmacdonald@seminolecountyfl.gov>


If you can read English, have a brain, a backbone and care about children, please read the information below.



1) The parents called Executive Committee member Mel Wyma to report
the sexual abuse but were warned not to “destroy another man’s
ministry.” Mel Wyma informed the vicitm’s parents that David Brooks
was important and needed on the field.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 32

2) Tom Bennet, NTM house counsel at the time, also suggested that one
of these documents should be destroyed (913). This is particularly
concerning in light of the fact that the 12/26/89 memo is nowhere to
be found today. This missing, possibly destroyed document could have
contributed significantly to the GRACE investigation.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 36

3) In two separate emails to Scott Ross dated in 1997, Richard Rayl
referenced being approached by Dean Van Vliet and Macon Hare to
destroy a potentially incriminating document(899and903). In one note,
Rayl writes, “I am also concerned with the EC's cover up with the
Gates, wanting to destroy documents that would incriminate them. It
sounds a little like Texaco or some other corporation”
Grace Report, page 35

fandaeagles.com
scribd.com/doc/36559323/Amended-GRACE-Report-on-NTM-Fanda-Amended-Edition



Neither the alleged offender nor the victim’s parents are to be advised of the allegations unless there is a serious physical or emotional danger to the minor victim.
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse, 2002
Page 19

"Now that we know what the law requires, we cannot be silent."
http://fandaeagles.com/wp-content/uploa ... -pg-18.jpg


"There is concern with regard to what authorities on some foreign fields of service might do to the offender. Since NTM does not usually involve local authorities in allegations and internal investigations, is NTM in some way violating local law as well as jeopardizing the mission’s presence in that country?"
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse
Revised October 2002
Pages 12-13

From: Jeff Taylor <ornerymk@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 12:08 AM
Subject: sexual child abuse at New Tribes Mission boarding schools
To: foreign@nytimes.com, franz_penner@ntm.org, gadson@kidshouse.org, george_antelo@ntm.org, george_olson@ntm.org, helen_austin@ntm.org, help@focusonthefamily.com, HeraldEd@miamiherald.com, Clif & Kari Huntting <clif_huntting@ntm.org>

If you can read English, have a brain, a backbone and care about children, please read the information below.



1) The parents called Executive Committee member Mel Wyma to report
the sexual abuse but were warned not to “destroy another man’s
ministry.” Mel Wyma informed the vicitm’s parents that David Brooks
was important and needed on the field.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 32

2) Tom Bennet, NTM house counsel at the time, also suggested that one
of these documents should be destroyed (913). This is particularly
concerning in light of the fact that the 12/26/89 memo is nowhere to
be found today. This missing, possibly destroyed document could have
contributed significantly to the GRACE investigation.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 36

3) In two separate emails to Scott Ross dated in 1997, Richard Rayl
referenced being approached by Dean Van Vliet and Macon Hare to
destroy a potentially incriminating document(899and903). In one note,
Rayl writes, “I am also concerned with the EC's cover up with the
Gates, wanting to destroy documents that would incriminate them. It
sounds a little like Texaco or some other corporation”
Grace Report, page 35

fandaeagles.com
scribd.com/doc/36559323/Amended-GRACE-Report-on-NTM-Fanda-Amended-Edition



Neither the alleged offender nor the victim’s parents are to be advised of the allegations unless there is a serious physical or emotional danger to the minor victim.
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse, 2002
Page 19

"Now that we know what the law requires, we cannot be silent."
http://fandaeagles.com/wp-content/uploa ... -pg-18.jpg


"There is concern with regard to what authorities on some foreign fields of service might do to the offender. Since NTM does not usually involve local authorities in allegations and internal investigations, is NTM in some way violating local law as well as jeopardizing the mission’s presence in that country?"
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse
Revised October 2002
Pages 12-13

From: Jeff Taylor <ornerymk@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 12:08 AM
Subject: sexual child abuse at New Tribes Mission boarding schools
To: ibnc <IBNC@firstsanford.org>, info@saddleback.net, insight@orlandosentinel.com, jack_abbott@ntm.org, jeff_allen@ntm.org, jeff_palmer@ntm.org, jeffrey_uskoski@ntm.org, karen <Karen@kidshouse.org>, keith_copley@ntm.org,


If you can read English, have a brain, a backbone and care about children, please read the information below.



1) The parents called Executive Committee member Mel Wyma to report
the sexual abuse but were warned not to “destroy another man’s
ministry.” Mel Wyma informed the vicitm’s parents that David Brooks
was important and needed on the field.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 32

2) Tom Bennet, NTM house counsel at the time, also suggested that one
of these documents should be destroyed (913). This is particularly
concerning in light of the fact that the 12/26/89 memo is nowhere to
be found today. This missing, possibly destroyed document could have
contributed significantly to the GRACE investigation.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 36

3) In two separate emails to Scott Ross dated in 1997, Richard Rayl
referenced being approached by Dean Van Vliet and Macon Hare to
destroy a potentially incriminating document(899and903). In one note,
Rayl writes, “I am also concerned with the EC's cover up with the
Gates, wanting to destroy documents that would incriminate them. It
sounds a little like Texaco or some other corporation”
Grace Report, page 35

fandaeagles.com
scribd.com/doc/36559323/Amended-GRACE-Report-on-NTM-Fanda-Amended-Edition



Neither the alleged offender nor the victim’s parents are to be advised of the allegations unless there is a serious physical or emotional danger to the minor victim.
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse, 2002
Page 19

"Now that we know what the law requires, we cannot be silent."
http://fandaeagles.com/wp-content/uploa ... -pg-18.jpg


"There is concern with regard to what authorities on some foreign fields of service might do to the offender. Since NTM does not usually involve local authorities in allegations and internal investigations, is NTM in some way violating local law as well as jeopardizing the mission’s presence in that country?"
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse
Revised October 2002
Pages 12-13

From: Jeff Taylor <ornerymk@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 12:08 AM
Subject: sexual child abuse at New Tribes Mission boarding schools
To: lance_ostman@ntm.org, larry_brown@ntm.org, laura_aijian@ntm.org, leon_junk@ntm.org, leroy_peters@ntm.org, Miguel Aguirre <miguel_aguirre@ntm.org>, managing-editor@nytimes.com, napier@kidshouse.org, nate_schrag@ntm.org, nathan_allen@ntm.org,


If you can read English, have a brain, a backbone and care about children, please read the information below.



1) The parents called Executive Committee member Mel Wyma to report
the sexual abuse but were warned not to “destroy another man’s
ministry.” Mel Wyma informed the vicitm’s parents that David Brooks
was important and needed on the field.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 32

2) Tom Bennet, NTM house counsel at the time, also suggested that one
of these documents should be destroyed (913). This is particularly
concerning in light of the fact that the 12/26/89 memo is nowhere to
be found today. This missing, possibly destroyed document could have
contributed significantly to the GRACE investigation.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 36

3) In two separate emails to Scott Ross dated in 1997, Richard Rayl
referenced being approached by Dean Van Vliet and Macon Hare to
destroy a potentially incriminating document(899and903). In one note,
Rayl writes, “I am also concerned with the EC's cover up with the
Gates, wanting to destroy documents that would incriminate them. It
sounds a little like Texaco or some other corporation”
Grace Report, page 35

fandaeagles.com
scribd.com/doc/36559323/Amended-GRACE-Report-on-NTM-Fanda-Amended-Edition



Neither the alleged offender nor the victim’s parents are to be advised of the allegations unless there is a serious physical or emotional danger to the minor victim.
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse, 2002
Page 19

"Now that we know what the law requires, we cannot be silent."
http://fandaeagles.com/wp-content/uploa ... -pg-18.jpg


"There is concern with regard to what authorities on some foreign fields of service might do to the offender. Since NTM does not usually involve local authorities in allegations and internal investigations, is NTM in some way violating local law as well as jeopardizing the mission’s presence in that country?"
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse
Revised October 2002
Pages 12-13

From: Jeff Taylor <ornerymk@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 12:08 AM
Subject: sexual child abuse at New Tribes Mission boarding schools
To: nathan_ingvoldstad@ntm.org, ontherecord <Ontherecord@foxnews.com>, office@firstbaptistwaukesha.com, office@ifca.org, oli_jacobsen@ntm.org, pat_aherne@ntm.org, paul_wyma@ntm.org, phipps@kidshouse.org, questions@cbcsanford.org, "bubba@rickandbubba.com" <bubba@rickandbubba.com>


If you can read English, have a brain, a backbone and care about children, please read the information below.



1) The parents called Executive Committee member Mel Wyma to report
the sexual abuse but were warned not to “destroy another man’s
ministry.” Mel Wyma informed the vicitm’s parents that David Brooks
was important and needed on the field.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 32

2) Tom Bennet, NTM house counsel at the time, also suggested that one
of these documents should be destroyed (913). This is particularly
concerning in light of the fact that the 12/26/89 memo is nowhere to
be found today. This missing, possibly destroyed document could have
contributed significantly to the GRACE investigation.
GRACE REPORT, PAGE 36

3) In two separate emails to Scott Ross dated in 1997, Richard Rayl
referenced being approached by Dean Van Vliet and Macon Hare to
destroy a potentially incriminating document(899and903). In one note,
Rayl writes, “I am also concerned with the EC's cover up with the
Gates, wanting to destroy documents that would incriminate them. It
sounds a little like Texaco or some other corporation”
Grace Report, page 35

fandaeagles.com
scribd.com/doc/36559323/Amended-GRACE-Report-on-NTM-Fanda-Amended-Edition



Neither the alleged offender nor the victim’s parents are to be advised of the allegations unless there is a serious physical or emotional danger to the minor victim.
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse, 2002
Page 19

"Now that we know what the law requires, we cannot be silent."
http://fandaeagles.com/wp-content/uploa ... -pg-18.jpg


"There is concern with regard to what authorities on some foreign fields of service might do to the offender. Since NTM does not usually involve local authorities in allegations and internal investigations, is NTM in some way violating local law as well as jeopardizing the mission’s presence in that country?"
NTM Policy Manual on Abuse
Revised October 2002
Pages 12-13