Dave Suess Case Study

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Received an email from Dave Suess asking an hypothetical question:

If a teenage boy was molested by his uncle, is placement in a male homosexual lifestyle a healthy choice for recovery?

I responded his email with general statements about the GAO's role.

Note: The CW case regarding Amanda L. Copus has been closed on

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