Sometimes, the law just turns the other way, refusing to address a crime. This is especially true when influencial people could be called to justify their actions. Such is the case of Byron Prior and his siblings, who suffered years of abuse at the hands of not only their own mother, but also area businessmen, men of the cloth, political figures and even a judge.
Listen To Byron's Story
This book relates the horror suffered by 12 children in Byron's Newfoundland family in the late '50s and early '60s. At the hands of their own depraved mother and her countless paramours, they survived a childhood full of mental, emotional, verbal, physical, psychological and sexual abuse. Though this is a sordid tale, it needs to be told. Child predators must be stopped, particularly those in the guise of parental and public authority! Many thanks to Saga Books for accepting this work, which will hopefully, also bring comfort to those children, now adults, who have never seen justice done for them.
"The abuse of children in Canada and around the world can only take place in secrecy. As a society and as a community, we have a moral and legal obligation to expose crimes against children so that the arms of justice may intervene. Martha Jette has performed just this duty by writing "Playing with the Devil". We owe it to our children and all children to read this book." --- Lisa Haeck, Director Canada Children First.
Byron has made several trips to Ottawa to protest this situation on Parliament Hill and will likely be returning again. Eventually, someone might listen to him.
Legal Advocate Andrea Binns has opened a bank account at the TD Bank for donations toward the fight in helping Byron Prior and his family. This bank account is in Trust and requires two signatures and allows for full disclosure. Any donations you can give will be used for printing costs, hall rental for the rally and if need be, Ms. Binns might have to travel to Ottawa or Newfoundland when the Houses of Commons and the House of Assembly begin their fall session in order to help Byron.
If you can even spare a couple of dollars, Byron would be most grateful because every little bit helps. This can be done using PayPal or Spare Change. Just contact Ms. Binns at 250.751.7543 or email at: sweetcheeks_7777@live.com or binns@uniserve.com or binns.sweetcheeks@gmail.com.
Help The Prior's Obtain Justice Via Email
Visit the web site at http://maxpages.com/sexualabuse ask all your friends to e-mail Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and ask him for justice. pm@pm.gc.ca
Byron Prior Tele# 709-834-9822 66 Readers Hill Crescent, Conception Bay South, NL., Canada. A1W-5B4
Martha Jette brings this terrifying story to your eyes. Although this book is fiction, it is based on a Newfoundland family of 12 children in the 1960's. In a little town, their whore of a mother physicallyand sexually abuses the kids, also selling them out to others in the town.
The story is told by the now 40-year-old Timmy, who was the oldest of the dozen. He tells of his mother bringing home men all the time, while his dad was working as a fisherman. Because of this, his father was never home and that brought out the devil in the family's house. The mom would constantly beat her children with anything she could grab and blew up over nothing. Not only that, she also sexually molested her children. She would let adult men touch her daughters for a few dollars. The kids tried to tell people of this torture but no one listened, especially because all of the powerful people in the town were having sex with their mom. Politicians, neighbors, a judge, and others all took part in sexually abusing the children, of course for a few bucks. Even their grandpa molested them. But none of them were ever caught.
I recommend this book to every single person on this earth. Whether it interests you or not, you need to read this book and learn of the tormenting these kids went through. Hopefully this book will open the eyes of people, and justice could be brought to those disgusting people. Read this book and learn from it, I did.
Twelve children were physically and sexually abused and to this day, the evil people that committed those unspeakable acts have still not been brought to justice. The kids will forever be affected by their childhood of beating and molestation. I can't even imagine how anyone could do what was done to that family. "Playing with the Devil" shows there are nasty people in the world, who could do anything to those kids with no consequences.
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