Gary Busselman

In 1951 the father of seven-year-old Gary Busselman began to involve his family in "the truth".

In 1971 Gary Busselman watched his wife die of leukemia.

Blood transfusions might have helped her. And a bone marrow transplant would have offered a 50% chance of survival. But the couple were Jehovah's Witnesses and both treatments were banned to members -- transplants as "cannibalism".

In 1974 Mr Busselman left the JWs. In 1980 the Governing Body of the sect changed the rule and "cannibalism" became acceptable.

Investigator has received a number of articles for reprinting.

[Note: The above photo appeared on the front page of the newspapaer Argus Leader (Jan. 23 1996) in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, along with a detailed report about Mr Busselman.] 

(Investigator 59, 1998 March)

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