DON'T BLAME ME, DADDY

Don't Blame ME, Daddy provides help in distinguishing between true and false allegations of child sexual abuse. It was written to remind all Americans that not every allegation of abuse is well-founded or made in good faith.

It should be required reading for the other victims of false charges: social workers, therapists, guardians-ad-litem, attorneys, judges, teachers, police officers and lawmakers.

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Ashes to Ashes... Families to Dust

"ASHES to ASHES... Families to Dust is a realistic view on child abuse in the world today. The truth is scary and Dean Tong writes it like it is so. ASHES to ASHES makes you stop and think about the way you have or are now, raising your children. Anyone going through a divorce or separation should read this book...you won't be sorry! Don't be a victim!"

Elusive Innocence: Survival Guide For The Falsely Accused

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"The strategic pointers that make up the bulk of the book are revealing."
- Salon.com

"The book, which contains tips to counter false accusations, is a valuable resource."
- Children's Rights Council

"Expertly written by Dean Tong, Elusive Innocence is a starightforward, no-nonsense guide to defending oneself against false charges of child abuse, while retaining a keen understanding of the importance of recognizing when sexual abuse is a real and present threat. Very highly recommended."
- Midwest Book Review

"Dean Tong is wrong: The biggest beneficiaries of Elusive Innocence are not those who are falsely accused. It should be required reading for every governmental official charged with the protection of our children, especially those hardened into assuming the guilt of every defendant."
Stephen Ceci, Ph.D.,
The Helen L. Carr Professor of Child Development at Cornell University and Co-Author of "Jeopardy in the Courtroom"

"Elusive Innocence uses moving and frequently chilling personal stories to reveal the real harm caused by false accusations of abuse. The harm can be seen not only in the sweat and tears of the unjustly accused, but also in the horrible damage to the non-abused children. From there, Tong gets practical: When caught in one of these Kafkaesque nightmares, readers of Elusive Innocence learn precisely - step by step - what they can do...from books to read, lawyers to call, websites to visit, and more; generally, how to survive."
Elizabeth Loftus, Ph.D.,
Professor of Psychology at the University of Washington,
Past President of the American Psychological Society,
and Co-Author of "The Myth of Repressed Memory"

"Elusive Innocence is a powerful tool for fighting back in a system in which the cards are stacked against any person falsely accused of child abuse. Tong's third and clearly his best book, Elusive Innocence is an excellent addition to balancing the field when false accusations of sexual abuse arise in divorce or custody situations."
Pamela Freyd, Ph.D.,
Executive Director of the False Memory Syndrome Foundation

"There are few readily available, competent resources for the accused. Here is one. Dean Tong provides a wealth of information that anyone dealing with such an ordeal will find invaluable."
Michael Oddenino, Esq.,
General Counsel for the Children's Rights Council (gocrc.com) and Author of "Putting Kids First"

"The defintive guide to winning the dirty war against parents, written by the recognized master of child custody."
Alexander Sheldon,
FatherMag.com

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• IN FEAR OF FATHERS
  
  

• SEXUAL ALLEGATIONS IN THE 90's