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- ADOPTEE TOLD OF PAST AGAINST HER WISHES, IN VIOLATION OF LAW: [FINAL / ALL Edition]
- DINAH WISENBERG BRIN ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Plain Dealer; Cleveland, Ohio [Cleveland, Ohio]13 Jan 1996: 2E.
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- Sandusky, 26, learned the details because a government caseworker violated her wishes and the law by helping a sister track her down. What's worse, she said, the same agency might have saved her from a tormented adolescence had it disclosed the abuse to Jeanne and Thomas Sandusky when they adopted Carol [Sandusky] in 1973 at the age of 3.
- In telling her story and advocating privacy laws, Sandusky stands among the few trying to counter a movement promoting vigorous searches for birth families. She rejects the arguments of those, including her biological sister, who believe she's not dealing with her adoption and must hear the grisly details to heal emotionally.
- Sandusky, her parents and her husband recently filed a federal lawsuit against the Cumberland County Children and Youth Services, administrator Gary I. Shuey and the person she blames for improperly revealing sealed information, former agency caseworker Marlene Bohr. They contend the agency violated Sandusky's privacy and fraudulently withheld information that would have led her adoptive parents to seek therapy for her years earlier.
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- ADOPTEE TOLD OF PAST AGAINST HER WISHES, IN VIOLATION OF LAW: [FINAL / ALL Edition]
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- DINAH WISENBERG BRIN ASSOCIATED PRESS
- Publication title
- The Plain Dealer; Cleveland, Ohio
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- 2E
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- 0
- Publication year
- 1996
- Publication date
- Jan 13, 1996
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- FAMILY
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- Cleveland Plain Dealer
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- Cleveland, Ohio
- Country of publication
- United States, Cleveland, Ohio
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- General Interest Periodicals--United States
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- Newspapers
- Language of publication
- English
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- NEWSPAPER
- ProQuest document ID
- 291727671
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