A Brotherhood Of Children
Paperback, 152 pages
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This book tells the personal stories of the boys (now men) who were beaten and tortured at the White House Torture Chamber by officials employed by the State of Florida. Stories of abuse that have lasted an entire lifetime. 32 unmarked graves are hidden away deep in the North Florida underbrush. Boys burnt to death as the result of state employees chaining them to their beds and them leaving them unattended for several hours as they visted a local prostitute house, located in downtown Marianna, Florida.
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"Roger Dean Kiser"
It has been my honor to put this book together for the many writers which made this book possible. It was not an easy task reading about such cruelty and the inhumane treatment of children by the State of Florida. But this is a story that must be told. It has taken many brave men to step forward to tell of such atrocities. Many of their families have not known ‘the truth’ until they read the contents of this book. Their stories will explain many unknown things about what and who molded these men into being who they are today. It will let you know just how great, kind and loving these men truly are; even though most find it very difficut to show affection.
"Re: Roger Dean Kiser"
I have read this book from cover to cover and I hope the whole world reads it. Your eyes will be opened to the blindfold the state of Florida has had on for many years in reference to young boys being beaten severly. If a man anywhere in the USA beats his kid he is punished by law. Where is the law now???
Larry A. Houston
Larry A. Houston
"Re: Roger Dean Kiser"
I wish to thank Roger Kiser for giving these men an opportunity to tell their stories. Hopefully they will find some closure.
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