New: “In the Lion’s Den”
These days, exposing and prosecuting child abusers is a big topic in the community. The pressing question is, are all accusations of this nature true? • Full Story
The views and /or opinions in this article do not necessarily represent those of ChabadInfo and/or any other contributors to this site.
* * *
These days, exposing and prosecuting child abusers is a big topic in the community. The pressing question is, are all accusations of this nature true?
Two years ago, ChabadInfo.com published an op-ed penned by “Daniel G.” who talked about his personal nightmare of having been falsely accused.
In the article he wrote:
“This is just an article… but my story is long enough that it could fill a book. And my story isn’t really over. Hashem rescued me from this evil false accusation… and now I need to reclaim my good name….”
Now “Daniel G.” has in fact written his book: “In the Lion’s Den.” The 360 page book is a fascinating read, highlighting the incredible damage caused by motzei shem rah – and what it can lead to.
As it is written in Devarim 13:15, “Then you shall inquire, investigate, and ask thoroughly, and, behold, it is true, the matter is certain, that such abomination has been committed in your midst.”
Check out the book at: www.danielinthelionsden.org
387
Join ChabadInfo's News Roundup and alerts for the HOTTEST Chabad news and updates!
Related Posts:
Most Popular
New Videos
Editor's Picks
Thank you for putting this up
I spoke with two mothers of the alleged victims. There is definitely raglayim ldovor. For someone to add salt to an open wound in writing this book is pure narciisistic chutzpah.
Maybe read the book before you draw your conclusions. The biggest chutzpah is your comment. “Speaking to a mother” isn’t proof. The raglayim ladovor is that there was a personal fight involved. I’m sickened by your comment.
Can we have the authors full name, so we’ll know who is innocent? And why did he not sue or publicize his full name, to clear it, if this is true?