With pleasure, Rick!  Centurion Ministries, address, 32 Nassau St., 3rd 
floor, Princeton, N.J., 08542, Phone (609) 921-0334.  CM is a non-profit, 
with full time staff of 3, and volunteers.  Reverend Jim McCloskey founded 
it.  Work on cases in U.S. and Canada.  The brochure I have from them cites 
12 innocent people freed from either long-term prison or death row (!).  My 
understanding is that they take cases only after other appeals have been 
exhausted.  Some of these people were mentioned in "Presumed Guilty," a book 
by Martin Yant, formerly of the Ohio Dispatch (I think it's "Dispatch" 
without looking it up). We know Marty Yant--specifically went to Columbus, 
OH, to meet him.  One heck of a dedicated man.  He plans to do a story on 
"our Innocent" one.  As usual, for those who have a heart to help humanity, 
there is no dearth of work, so they're often overworked and over-reached.  
Centurion also only takes on dire cases precisely because they lack 
resources.  It comes down to money, perhaps, and that's why we're interested 
in networking--what scattered people cannot do alone, many can.  Thanks, 
Rick, for advising me that PLEASE and...Child_Abuse, was it, generally don't 
discuss wrongful allegations or convictions.  Did you answer my other 
questions--about your interests?  I am at a total disadvantage until I get a 
system to operate downloads.  A friend gave me a message retrieval system, 
but after installing, it didn't work.  Meanwhile, do you believe, I have to 
take notes when I read anyone's message? I will learn (or get the right 
system).  Thanks again.  Just wrote to someone else that I asked a popular 
columnist to run my request for groups or individuals interested in righting 
wrongs.  If that works, our list would be on it's way!  Blessings.   
--- Maximus 3.00
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