THE WHITE HOUSE BOYS
Paperback, 153 pages
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A true story exposing the flogging, rape, torture and killing of young children (ages 9-16) while in the custody of the State of Florida during the 1950s-1960s. An American Tragedy which has been hidden from the general public for more than fifty years. A story exposed nation-wide by more than sixty major newspapers and now being investigated by the F.B.I. and United States Department of Justice.
Chicken Soup for the Soul Books contributing author, Roger Dean Kiser now tells the personal stories of horror, pain and abuse. The content of this book is graphic and the language is coarse. A story that needs to be told in the manner as it was experienced.
The blood stains walls and floors are now locked away forever. However, the horrors the boys experienced will remain in their hearts and minds until their deaths. The decaying bodies of young children still lay in unmarked graves on the property. Thrown away as if they were nothing more than garbage.
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"Re: The Whitehouse Boys"
To make a long story short, the most nightmarish of the things I remember about my childhood is the night I watched my brother receive such a ferocious beating from my mother that he ended up in the hospital with 87 stiches in his head. We received beatings on a regular basis. We were a military family. Every time one of us ended up in the hospital, it was explained away by my mother and accepted by the doctors because of my father, who was a two star rear admiral. This was late 50's and through the 60's. She was never prosecuted. On her death bed, when I was 42 years old, I asked her if she was ready to apologize, and of course she said nothing. My mother... More >
To make a long story short, the most nightmarish of the things I remember about my childhood is the night I watched my brother receive such a ferocious beating from my mother that he ended up in the hospital with 87 stiches in his head. We received beatings on a regular basis. We were a military family. Every time one of us ended up in the hospital, it was explained away by my mother and accepted by the doctors because of my father, who was a two star rear admiral. This was late 50's and through the 60's. She was never prosecuted. On her death bed, when I was 42 years old, I asked her if she was ready to apologize, and of course she said nothing. My mother... More >
"The Whitehouse Boys"
I received my book late yesterday and I started reading it and stayed up all night to finish it. What can I say, Roger, it is heart wrenching and truly a tragedy but a story that needed to be told. You are literally drawn into the story and at times, especially if you have been abused yourself, you feel every pain from the strap, the horrible feeling of what the name calling does, the desperation of knowing that no one cares and that there will be no one to rescue you. I have been to that desperation and it came from my own mother. It is a slow process to learn to love.
To all of those little boys that didn't make it and to those that did, but, will always replay... More >
I received my book late yesterday and I started reading it and stayed up all night to finish it. What can I say, Roger, it is heart wrenching and truly a tragedy but a story that needed to be told. You are literally drawn into the story and at times, especially if you have been abused yourself, you feel every pain from the strap, the horrible feeling of what the name calling does, the desperation of knowing that no one cares and that there will be no one to rescue you. I have been to that desperation and it came from my own mother. It is a slow process to learn to love.
To all of those little boys that didn't make it and to those that did, but, will always replay... More >
"Re: The Whitehouse Boys"
Cathy, thank you for your very kind words. I am happy to report that the Governor of Florida has called for a full investigation on this matter. It has taken me seventeen years to expose this terrible atrosity. I suspect there are more than 200 boys who were raped, tortured and killed. When this story breaks on Monday morning on national television; these fellows who survived are going to come running and the truth will finally be told.
Thank you so much,
Roger
Roger Dean Kiser, author/child advocate
www.geocities.com/trampolineone
Thank you so much,
Roger
Roger Dean Kiser, author/child advocate
www.geocities.com/trampolineone
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