Mr. Commer,
Does your failure to respond to concerns about Brother Campbell's inappropriate touching and physical contact with a naked child indicate that you approve of Campbell's behavior?
Cambell must be immediately removed from Haiti and Pwoje Espwa. His religious superiors must not allow him to have any access to children until an investigation has been completed.
Your silence in this matter indicates a certain amount of hostility towards efforts to protect children from abuse at your orphanage.
Rev. Marc Boisvert, Founder and Executive Director of Pwoje Espwa, has already signaled his message:
"I do not care. Do not contact me."
And why hasn't Dr. Cynthia DeSoi, Pwoje Espwa's medical director and a Lewiston, Maine physician, contacted fellow Mainers, Michael Sweatt and me (both of whom have contacted her)?
My best guess is that you will choose to deal with this matter by issuing a "cease and desist" or other such legal tactic, in an effort to silence me and others.
The problem is, Mr. Commer, that while you're busy putting together a legal strategy, I and others will remain focused on ensuring that children are safe from any form of abuse at Pwoje Espwa.
I simply cannot understand why you and others are not anxious to assist in this endeavor.
Sincerely,
Paul Kendrick
Freeport, ME
207 838 1319
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