Lawrence Wright

Yeah, a friend and Dan's daycare. And it was just a kind of neighborhood daycare. During that time, there were a lot of these daycare cases arising, and some of the parents were concerned. And so a mother asked her daughter,

you know had anything gone on and uh in the daycare and i think the daughter gave you know responded to one of the suggestions you know well maybe or something like that it was it was hard so she called a psychologist a local psychologist in Austin who I had interviewed.

you know had anything gone on and uh in the daycare and i think the daughter gave you know responded to one of the suggestions you know well maybe or something like that it was it was hard so she called a psychologist a local psychologist in Austin who I had interviewed.

you know had anything gone on and uh in the daycare and i think the daughter gave you know responded to one of the suggestions you know well maybe or something like that it was it was hard so she called a psychologist a local psychologist in Austin who I had interviewed.

And she assembled some other family members and they had, back then they would have dolls that they used to illustrate, you know, where did he touch you here and stuff like that. So they, these were the parents and a psychologist interviewing very, very young children. And I I went to about an hour of trial of Fran and Dan. I think they might have been tried separately. I don't remember.

And she assembled some other family members and they had, back then they would have dolls that they used to illustrate, you know, where did he touch you here and stuff like that. So they, these were the parents and a psychologist interviewing very, very young children. And I I went to about an hour of trial of Fran and Dan. I think they might have been tried separately. I don't remember.

And she assembled some other family members and they had, back then they would have dolls that they used to illustrate, you know, where did he touch you here and stuff like that. So they, these were the parents and a psychologist interviewing very, very young children. And I I went to about an hour of trial of Fran and Dan. I think they might have been tried separately. I don't remember.

But there's a little girl on the stand sitting in her big sister's lap. And the prosecutor, you know, honey, did Dan hurt you? And she had a, she said, no. Did Dan touch you someplace you didn't know? You honor me, we have a recess. And then it was, yes.

But there's a little girl on the stand sitting in her big sister's lap. And the prosecutor, you know, honey, did Dan hurt you? And she had a, she said, no. Did Dan touch you someplace you didn't know? You honor me, we have a recess. And then it was, yes.

But there's a little girl on the stand sitting in her big sister's lap. And the prosecutor, you know, honey, did Dan hurt you? And she had a, she said, no. Did Dan touch you someplace you didn't know? You honor me, we have a recess. And then it was, yes.

Yeah, and it made me really scared to think that, and I was just, you know, I wasn't on the jury. And they might have heard other more compelling evidence, but they did hear evidence about how these kids were flown to Mexico and they were slaughtering wild animals and then flying back just in time to be picked up by mommy and daddy. I mean, that...

Yeah, and it made me really scared to think that, and I was just, you know, I wasn't on the jury. And they might have heard other more compelling evidence, but they did hear evidence about how these kids were flown to Mexico and they were slaughtering wild animals and then flying back just in time to be picked up by mommy and daddy. I mean, that...

Yeah, and it made me really scared to think that, and I was just, you know, I wasn't on the jury. And they might have heard other more compelling evidence, but they did hear evidence about how these kids were flown to Mexico and they were slaughtering wild animals and then flying back just in time to be picked up by mommy and daddy. I mean, that...

They served years in prison before they were exonerated. Wow. And, you know, it's a really dark mark on our culture that that kind of hysteria is allowed to proliferate. And what year was that happening? I don't remember the exact year, but the daycare cases all took place in the early, in the 90s.

They served years in prison before they were exonerated. Wow. And, you know, it's a really dark mark on our culture that that kind of hysteria is allowed to proliferate. And what year was that happening? I don't remember the exact year, but the daycare cases all took place in the early, in the 90s.

They served years in prison before they were exonerated. Wow. And, you know, it's a really dark mark on our culture that that kind of hysteria is allowed to proliferate. And what year was that happening? I don't remember the exact year, but the daycare cases all took place in the early, in the 90s.

Yeah, I've talked to him.

Yeah, I've talked to him.

Yeah, I've talked to him.

Well, I had a letter from Whitley years ago after I did that Remembering Satan piece. And he said... that he wished that I would write about him because he knows that there's something wrong with him. And people think he's the village idiot. But these are, just like I said about that test, these are real memories to me. But I know that they can't be. So please consider writing about me.