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Beyond Forgiveness by F William (Bill) Broome Monday, August 11, 2008 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Any crime against a child should be reported truthfully and quickly.
Beyond Forgiveness More than one life changed forever as the twelve year old girl tells her Mom what had happened during the night Innocent words confirm beyond doubt that he had done what she suspected after the two didn't talk at breakfast Words and tears flowed as the girl sobbed that his forced penetration painfully ripped apart trust and flesh The young mother who had married him in loneliness must now call for medical treatment and report a crime Putting the girl back to bed for a nap her angered finger pressed 911 for an ambulance and a report to police Perhaps the doctor or her attorney could help explain why some men do such horrible things to children F William Broome 200810 �

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Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan	8/11/2008

such horrific crimes--as far as i am concerned, we let them off far to easily




Reviewed by Gene Williamson	8/11/2008

Excellent, Bill. Where can we lose these monsters? -gene.




Reviewed by Felix Perry	8/11/2008

Stark and sadly all too real write about child abuse and even worst in so many cases it is not reported out of disbelieve, guilt or fear and these children go on being abused time after time. Fee