Atlanta
Journal of Clinical Urology
March 31, 2002 |
A study monitored both the short and long term effects
of Viriguard usage, on an age diverse group of 131 male volunteers
(mostly religious school residents participating with full parental
consent and compensation), and found no significant issues of medical
concern. The study found that even in a study group wearing Viriguard
for 18 continuous months, there were only slight statistical indications
of even minimal genital developmental atrophy, with no subsequent
sexual functional or gratificational abilities compromised. The study
made positive recommendations for the use of Viriguard do to the well
demonstrated benefits of preventing testicular trauma and sexually
transmitted diseases. |
Tri-County
Youth Attention Center
July 5, 2003 |
Tri-County Youth Attention Center announces its new
online enrollment system. Take advantage of our new Online Enrollment
system. Enter your name and address as well as the pertinent data
for the boy you wish to enroll in the Tri-County Youth Attention Center.
We’ll do the rest. Parents can choose from two intake options:
You bring your son to Tri-County Youth Attention Center and we’ll
take care of him. Otherwise, for the busy parent, we will come to
your home and provide resident transportation in one of our comfortable
vans. Uniformed Tri-County attendants can be scheduled for new resident
pick-up any time, day or night. There is no better way to surprise
a young man than by watching his reaction to the unexpected arrival
of a Tri-County Express Van. (Tri-County Area only.) |
Harristown
News-Sentinel
July 8, 2003
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The author of a web site denouncing the Tri-County Youth Attention
center and allegedly exposing cruel treatment of inmates has been
thoroughly discredited. Greg Frye, a self-avowed practicing homosexual,
was arrested in 1999 for a number of traffic offenses. Drugs and
a number of sexually related materials were found in his car. As
part of a plea-bargain arrangement, he was sent to Tri-County Youth
Attention Center, where he stayed until he turned eighteen. His
claims about how the Center treats its residents have no basis in
fact and are the product of a deranged and vengeful imagination.
“Tri-County Youth Attention Center treats each and every one
of its residents witha all the respect and dignity they deserve.
Obviously this boy didn’t appreciate the lessons we were trying
to impart to him.”
Tri-County Youth Attention Center is a 600-bed secure campus, with
most residents referred for corrective reasons by the court system.
Life at TCYAC is not punishment but a positive life-transforming
experience that gives residents the opportunity to become fully
enabled adult human beings.
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