Theos-Talk Archives (January 2005 Message tt00492)

Jerry Hejka-Ekins wrote:
> I knew Fritz first hand. He was very reluctant to discuss this issue at 
> all--either to defend or to condemn. Note also that Fritz's 
> Theosophical writings pretty much avoid Leadbeater and focuses on 
> Blavatsky and the Theosophy/science connection. Dora was four years old 
> and living in Java at the time of the incident in question. Therefore, I 
> never considered her a reliable withness--though she talked as if she was.
That is why I only considered her to be useful for what happened AFTER 
1910 or so. And, as I said, my knowledge of what Fritz said was second 
hand; I appreciate the first hand account. As I have stated, my opinion 
of Leadbeater isn't very high in the first place, even without 
considering his personal and professional behavior.

Bart