Genie
Exceptional Child
Office buildings
Intellectual Disability
Language acquisition
Abused children
California
Case Reports
Child abuse
Buildings
Buildings, structures
New York Times reviewed
Fiction, general
Biography
When a young girl and her nearly blind mother wandered into a welfare office in Los Angeles in November 1970, it marked the end of thirteen years of terrible abuse. "Protected" by her deranged father, the girl, Genie, had spent her entire childhood strapped to a chair in the back bedroom of a virtua…
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