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Mother's Madness: A Daughter's Report: Surviving Abuse at the Crossroads of Race, Class, and Lunacy
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Mother's Madness: A Daughter's Report: Surviving Abuse at the Crossroads of Race, Class, and Lunacy
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Was it her ego, was it the alcohol, or was she truly evil?
Her mother's name graces the front of a children's learning center in New York City, but behind the façade of a caring educator was a woman whose life could best be described as diabolical. While her daughter Janis knew first-hand that her mother, Leontine L. Pryor, had a mean streak, it wasn't until she received a call from a New York City detective that she realized how sinister she really was.
Her mother's name graces the front of a children's learning center in New York City, but behind the façade of a caring educator was a woman whose life could best be described as diabolical. While her daughter Janis knew first-hand that her mother, Leontine L. Pryor, had a mean streak, it wasn't until she received a call from a New York City detective that she realized how sinister she really was.
Was it her ego, was it the alcohol, or was she truly evil?
Her mother's name graces the front of a children's learning center in New York City, but behind the façade of a caring educator was a woman whose life could best be described as diabolical. While her daughter Janis knew first-hand that her mother, Leontine L. Pryor, had a mean streak, it wasn't until she received a call from a New York City detective that she realized how sinister she really was.
Her mother's name graces the front of a children's learning center in New York City, but behind the façade of a caring educator was a woman whose life could best be described as diabolical. While her daughter Janis knew first-hand that her mother, Leontine L. Pryor, had a mean streak, it wasn't until she received a call from a New York City detective that she realized how sinister she really was.
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