> -----Original Message-----
> From: George Myers [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Saturday, September 11, 1999 2:18 PM
> To:   [log in to unmask]
> Subject:      Re: City Hall Park Coverup
>
> George J. Myers, Jr. writes:
>
> A neighbor of Grossman & Associates, Inc., who I used to work for (Joel
> Grossman was once the yearly reviewer of archaeology in our hemisphere for
> the "Encyclopedia Britannia," now (?) reported by Michael D. Coe) from
> Gramercy Park, NYC, is in a Peruvian prison, high in the Andes today,
> tried
> by a military tribunal without adequate representation, and I think as
> fellow
> New Yorkers, historians and archaeologists we should object to its shadow.
>
        [Dendy, John]  When living, working, or studying in a country where
there are threats of terrorism, banditry, and revolution, and there are
several divisons of the secret police, it pays to chose one's friends wisely
and speak softly. One can always be an activist at home. This person's
situation is entirely of her own making in a country not known for its human
rights record. On the other hand, even Americans give clemency to
terrorists.