“At least one is neutral,” she says forlornly.
One sister believes him the other has not taken a stand. “We wanted her to go to the Mayo Clinic for psychiatric testing,” said the woman, “but she said her therapist had told her that the May staff was made up of satanists who would get control of her mind.” Across the room, a Minnesota woman, elegantly dressed in a tweed suit and looking younger than her 61 years, starts weeping quietly as she talks about her 33-year-old son, who has accused his father of sodomizing him when he was a child. A woman in her seventies, standing in line to register, tells a companion that her 46-year-old daughter has cut off all family contact with her parents, charging that during her childhood they had engaged in satanic ritual abuse that included rape, murder, torture and mutilation. in public policy-convinced the state police to dig up a public park in search of the bodies of many young boys that, the young woman claimed, her father and mother had sexually abused, murdered and buried there. In another small group, an Ohio woman, about 50, reports that her daughter-a Harvard M.A. “My daughter has accused me of raping her from the time she was 7 until the time she was 14,” says one grey-haired man from Wisconsin, in the slightly amazed tone of someone who cannot get used to making this statement.
That is, until unnerving snatches of their conversation are overheard.
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