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> Kiddie Sex Scandal Rocks Yeshiva Torah Temimah
> By Thomas Tracy
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> Flatbush Life - May 11, 2006
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http://www.flatbushlife.com/site/tab4.cfm?newsid=16623901&BRD=2384&PAG=461&dept_id=552850&rfi=6
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> for more information on this case:
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http://www.theawarenesscenter.org/kolko_yehuda.html
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> A graduate of Yeshiva Torah Temimah on Ocean Parkway said that a rabbi at the school abused him when he was a student there.
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> Two former students at a Flatbush yeshiva filed a civil lawsuit against their school last week, claiming that the administration had "covered up" allegations that one of their educators was sexually abusing young boys.
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> According to a federal court papers filed on May 5, both Yeshiva Torah Temimah, 555 Ocean Parkway, and Midwood Rabbi Yidi Kolko were each facing a $10 million lawsuit from two men who claim that they were sexually abused as children.
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> Both children, only identified as John Doe #1 and John Doe #2 in court papers, allege that they were sexually assaulted by Kolko during the 1980s. When the alleged abuse was reported to the school, yeshiva administrators shot down the complaints, stating that the students "were not actually abused," according to the lawsuit.
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> Parents were warned that if they continued with their complaints or had the authorities investigate the complaints, "other children in their families would be expelled from the yeshiva and preventing from attending other yeshivas in the New York area," according to the suit filed by Jeffrey Herman of the Miami-based law firm Herman and Mermelstein.
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> One of the victims, now 48 and living in Israel, joined Herman as he outlined the alleged abuse during a press conference in front of the yeshiva on Friday afternoon.
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> The complainant, John Doe #1, said that as a child he was his family were happy that he was enrolled in Yeshiva Torah Termimah, which was at the time considered "one of the more important and revered institutions" in his community.
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> Rabbi Lipa Margulies, the leader of Torah Temimah, was one of his neighbors.
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> Another neighbor was Rabbi Kolko, who would offer to drive the child to school each morning, according to the complaint.
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> When John Doe #1 was in the seventh grade, Rabbi Kolko took him to school, but would first park down the block from the school, where he would allegedly instruct the child to sit on his lap and hold the steering wheel as he began to "grind his erect penis" against the plaintiff, who also alleged that, on occasion, Kolko would put his hands in his pants to touch the victim's genitals.
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> John Doe #1 said that this alleged abuse happened on 15 other occasions, both on the way to the school and after-school recess at Torah Temimah when Kolko told John Doe #1 to face a wall while he allegedly molested him.
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> The alleged abuse continued until John Doe #1 graduated from the school and continued on to high school, according to the complaint.
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> The summer between the seventh and eighth grade posed no relief for the child, who Kolko allegedly abused during a stay at Camp Agudah in upstate New York.
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> The lawsuit claims that Kolko would pull the child out of camp for a "drive around town" where the child was allegedly abused.
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> John Doe #2 allegedly suffered the same abuse at the hands of Rabbi Kolko, Herman stated.
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> But, when members at Torah Temimah received word that one of their teachers was allegedly abusing students, they immediately put the kibosh on all complaints, the lawsuit alleges.
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> "[Yeshiva Torah Temimah] received multiple, credible reports that Rabbi Kolko was sexually abusing other young boys who he came into contact with," Herman states in his suit. "But instead of accepting responsibility or at a minimum conducting a good faith investigation, Rabbi Lipa Margulies with Rabbi Kolko willfully engaged in a campaign of intimidation, concealment and misrepresentations designed to prevent victims from filing civil lawsuits."
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> The alleged intimidation included warning parents that if they continued with their complaints, their other children would be blackballed from any yeshivas in the borough, as well as "retaliation and ostracism from their Orthodox Jewish community," Herman claimed.
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> Margulies, according to the suit, allegedly told parents bringing forth their complaints that Rabbi Kolko had already been cleared by a Rabbinical Court, which allegedly encouraged some to drop their charges.
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> Calls to both the yeshiva and Rabbi Kolko's Midwood home were not returned as this paper went to press.
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> Herman admitted that both his client's complaints come upwards of a decade after the statute of limitations on sexual abuse charges had expired, so neither Rabbi Kolko nor the school could be charged criminally.