RELIGIOUS FREEDOM PROJECT - S P E C I A L
Chicago, IL - CONSIDERING A DEPROGRAMMING?  Consider This...

    Rev.   Michael  Rokos,  a  Vicar  in  the  Episcopal  Church,
President of the Board of Cult Awareness Network, former Chaplain
to the Maryland State Police, has a remarkably impressive record.
Not  only  has  he ministered to the spiritual needs  of  perhaps
dozens,  but he is accepted by hundreds of "cult-watchers" as the
number  one expert on "destructive cultism" world-wide.   He  has
worked  with  the  U.S.   Army  in  Japan  in  training  military
servicemen  and  their dependents there on cults,  and  has  been
actively instructing the Maryland State Police regarding Satanism
and cults in general.

     As  President  of the Board of Directors of  Cult  Awareness
Network,  he  is  responsible  for the  smoothe  running  of  the
organization,  which is a national clearinghouse for professional
"depersonalizers",  or  deprogrammers,  who are paid huge sums to
kidnap and force persons of non-traditional religions to give  up
their faith.

     The  Rev.  Rokos must be proud of his distinguished  record.
I'm sure he would love for everyone to know of his many exploits,
or would he?

     How  about this Rev.,  July 3rd,  1982,  Baltimore,  on  the
corner  of  Belnord and Eastern Avenues,  2:00am.   Ring a  bell?
Huh?   It does to then Police Officer Joseph R.  Wyatt,  the Vice
detective  you  mistook  for  a teen  aged  male  prostitute  and
solicited for lewd activities with...

     Lets hear from the Officer himself:

     "...About  one  half  minute  later  I  observed  the   same
Volkswagen and driver...  I realized that the Volkswagen had gone
around the corner and had returned to my location.  The driver of
the Volkswagen [yes, Rokos] looked directly at me.  ...the driver
motioned  with his hand for me to come to the car...   The driver
immediately  asked me if I wanted to go with him for a  ride.   I
said no and asked him what he wanted.   He said he had a place in
Bel  Air and asked me if I wanted to go there with him.   I  told
him I wasn't interested and walked away."

     "About  forty minutes later I observed the  same  Volkswagen
and same driver had returned.  I watched him out of the corner of
my  eye.   About fifteen seconds later the driver beeped the horn
of the Volkswagen.   I turned and walked over to his car.  I said
to him, 'What do you want?'  He said, 'I want you to go home with
me.'   I then asked him 'What are you interested in?'  He  stated
'I want you to tie me up, put clothes pins on my nipples and make
me suck your d*ck'".

                    - - Sworn Statement of Officer Joseph Wyatt
                        on his Arresting Rev. Michael Rokos

     Now  eight  years  have past since Rokos  was  arrested  for
approaching  what  he  believed  to be  a  young  teen-aged  male
prostitute, with such a, shall we say, bizarre request to satisfy
his perversions.   Today,  he is touted as the nations expert  on
troubled   teens,   persons  he  considers  vulnerable  to  "cult
recruitment".

     Considering  a deprogramming?   Try going to the top man  in
the  business.   He'll turn your son (never mind  the  daughters)
into the model image of civil virtue and correct religion.

- J. L. Nordquist
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