THE LETTERS         [This letter would come at one of the lowest points in my life.  My cousin, June, the daughter of my father's brother, who was also a Franklin & Marshall professor all of his life, had committed suicide less than a month before.  She was going through something similar to myself.  My brothers and sisters had literally contacted everyone I knew to tell them I was crazy.  And even more reprehensible than the following letter, they had begun to email my son directly through his university address they looked up on the Penn State website.       My therapist called me at work.  I had just seen her the night before, and she didn't think I should wait a week to find out.  "Andy" had gotten another letter. I could hear the shock in her voice.  I asked her to fax it to me.  She hesitated.  It was cold, she said.  It was one of the coldest things she had ever read.  It was unprecedented in her 20 year career.  It was pathological, she said.  My brothers and sisters simply could not know what happened to me and, further, had absolutely no legal access to any aspect of my therapy whatsoever.  When she told me the reasons someone could be committed against their will,  (an immediate physical threat to another person or to oneself) and I realized that my parents would have me locked in a mental institution if they could, I knew this journey that had begun with a few memories of an old boyfriend would change my life forever.       I will point out again; see "The Twilight Zone," that this letter is signed by a man who criminally molested his 13 year old brother, and by the brother who was his victim.]   "August 29, 2003   Dr. Andrew Vogelson Evergreen Counseling Associates 7600 Stenton Avenue, Suite 1-F Philadelphia, PA  19118   RE:  REBECCA HOLZINGER   Dear Dr. Vogelson,   My brother Tom talked by phone with you yesterday regarding our sister Becky, whose mental health has deteriorated since I sent you a packet of documents in June.  I am faxing you (and then sending by US mail) a copy of a letter she sent on August 6 to the president of Franklin & Marshall College, Dr. John Fry, where our father taught for 37 years.  (According to our mother, she also sent a copy of that letter to the chair of the Anthropology Department, Dr. James Taggert).  In addition, I am faxing you a copy of a condolence letter she sent to our cousin Phillip Holzinger after the death of his sister. The "enclosed" she refers to in her letter is a copy of the letter she sent to Dr. Fry.  Needless to say, Phil was extremely upset about the two letters.   As Tom told you yesterday, we siblings are deeply concerned that Becky's mental health continues to deteriorate.  In the last month she has requested numerous times that a childhood friend take a DNA test because Becky now believes they are half-sisters.  (The friend has to date refused).  In her May letter to our father, she threatened to contact Dr. Fry and to write a special broadsheet about incest and the Holzinger family.  She has followed through with her threat to contact Dr. Fry, and she has recently told a family friend that she is planning to print the broadsheet in September and distribute it widely in the Lancaster area.   We trust these documents, on top of the documents you already have, will assist you in reevaluating Becky's condition.  Please note that all of Becky's brothers and sisters are in complete agreement that she is mentally ill, and that this request comes equally from all of us.   Yours sincerely,   Anne Holzinger cc:  Tom Holzinger       Emily Holzinger Hausman       Steve Holzinger"