WWASPS News Articles - Truth Exposed

[Anonymous]

On 2003-09-05 19:57:00, Anonymous wrote:

"I would think since Dundee closed and many parents had paid for a year in advance, they would be reimbursed the unused portion.  I tend to think that's what the check was for, not as a bribe to be quiet.  "

Oh, really... do you think at all?

[Anonymous]

That's a good one, does the poster think?  Well, look at it this way.  Mom admitted her daughter to Dundee.  Dundee closed, and she paid tuition for one year. Her daughter was there less than 3 months.  She still had a credit of around $16,000.  Since she wasn't the one that made the decision to close Dundee, WWASP owed her the tuition.  I don't doubt they paid her, however, I don't believe for a second that it was to keep her big mouth shut.

[Anonymous]

first off it wasnt hush money cause im still talking, nothing in the papers said i could not speak,it was a promise not to sue check, and no it wasnt unused loan money, i received the unused loan back about a month after my daughter was pulled,

[Anonymous]

what was the exact amount of the check?

[Anonymous]

HOW MUCH WAS THE CHECK? YOU HAVE TO BE JOKING :lol:

[Anonymous]

The U.S. Congress also has taken interest in the Utah-based WorldWide Association of Specialty Programs (WWASP), the behavior-modification umbrella organization to which Dundee belonged.

House Representative George Miller of California, the ranking Democrat on the House Education Committee, last month asked the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to review WWASP's tax-exempt status and investigate whether the organization has received any special tax treatment in the past.

One of Rep. Miller's congressional aides said this week that the congressman also is preparing to ask U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft to open a federal criminal investigation into alleged child mistreatment at WWASP programs--

[Anonymous]

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