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Any
 personnel 
suspecting
 or 
aware
 of 
possible 
abuse
 is 
required
 to 
report 
the
 information 
to

the 
designated
 child
 protection 
“safe
person” or
 field 
personnel 
who 
will 
then 
notify
 the 
Child

Protection 
office.
http://usa.ntm.org/data/sites/1/downloa ... 8.2011.pdf
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NTM........always controlling the flow of information

[T]he
 goal 
of 
a 
parent 
or 
caregiver 
is 
to
 listen,
 to 
document
 what 
they 
hear 
and
 see, 
and

then
 to 
work 
with
 NTM
 in
 establishing 
the 
appropriate 
course
 of 
action.

http://usa.ntm.org/data/sites/1/downloa ... 8.2011.pdf page 25
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NTM....always controlling actions

Why doesn't NTM encourage people to call local law enforcement?


In Brazil, dial 100 to report child abuse.

In the U.S. dial 911

You don't need to call someone in Sanford. You don't need to call someone on the field committee.

Report: Penn St. officials in 2001 worried over not reporting Sandusky allegations

By Jeremy Roebuck and Susan Snyder
Inquirer Staff Writers

Associated Press
E-mails concerning Jerry Sandusky have become key evidence in a grand jury inquiry. One e-mail purportedly refers to officials becoming "vulnerable" for not reporting allegations.
ALSO ON PHILLY.COM
Report: E-mails show Penn State coverup
Report: Sandusky allegations worried PSU brass in 2001

CNN has reported that three top Pennsylvania State University officials decided against reporting sex-abuse allegations involving Jerry Sandusky to authorities in 2001 but worried at the time the decision could leave them "vulnerable."

The television network Friday reported on a series of e-mails among former university president Graham B. Spanier, athletic director Tim Curley, and then-vice president Gary Schultz in which they planned to air their concerns directly with the former assistant football coach and then, depending on his reaction, decide whether they should notify outside agencies. No report was ever made.

"The only downside for us is if the message isn't 'heard' and acted upon, and we then become vulnerable for not having reported it," CNN quoted Spanier as writing in one e-mail dated Feb. 27, 2001.

The documents have become a central piece of evidence in a grand jury investigation into whether Penn State administrators failed to act when first told of Sandusky's inappropriate relationships with children.

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/penns ... tions.html

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

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