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From: plmlp@mail.bris.ac.uk (Martin Poulter)
Subject: "Our Little Boy Lost"
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Our Little Boy Lost:
Grandparents in Legal Battle for the right to see two-year-old Sam
The Daily Mail, 29 May 1995
Pauline and Colin Day of Dartford, Kent, are intending to apply
for access under the Children Act. Their daughter, Helen, sent a letter of
'disconnection' in January this year and now refuses to acknowledge her
mother.
Mrs Day said, "I love Helen and Sam too much to give up on them. I
will take it through all the courts if I have to."
A Scientology spokesman said the breakdown of Helen's relationship
with her mother was a personal matter which had nothing to do with her
involvement with the sect. While they had a policy on 'disconnection,'
this did not cover family situations, he said. "As far as we are
concerned, Helen and her mother should try to arrange a reconciliation."
[Thanks to FAIR News for publishing this extract.]
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