and saw that men were the supreme beings. Most of the boys did not even have any female influences other than their mothers; infact only two of the boys involved had sisters, Bryan Grober and Phil Grant. Thes boys were raised in dressing rooms by males and taught to respect the institute and brotherhood of a team. That if they respected their sacred bond they could do anything. Nothing was more important than the team or eachother.The Jocks of Glenridge were very much protected by the town and their parents. When the boys caused destruction or resorted to delinquency, money would simply change hands with out involving the law or the media. Everything was always taken care of and kept very low profile. The parents of these jocks were also very respected within the community and refused to believe their children had any sort of problems. When Kevin Scherzers problems were brought to the attention of his parents they simply denied the existence of a problem and dismissed the situation. When the school wanted to take disciplinary actions against Kevin, the Scherzers would not allow it. The parents played a major role in the deliquency of these young men, however they were not alone. The other students acceptance and adoration of the jocks behavior is as much to blame as anything else that led up to this behavior exhibited by the jocks. The little mothers( as they were referred as) were treated with disrespect and as sexual objects. They would repeatedly engage in acts of voyeurism. They would also willingly fellate any member of this group, and some would even go so far as making a train or other acts of group sex with our guys. Many of these girls were referred to as trained seals and were proud of their titles.(p. 147) There was never any complaints made and as the boys got older the more deviant they became.The Leslie Faber rape took place in the Scherzers basementon the afternoon of March 1, 1989. During the trial the ...
