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What could a Cyber Crime Fighter from Kansas and an up and coming rock star from Iowa possibly have in common?
Its nothing to do with music or computer crime but rather something much more basic.
In 1982, Julie Posey was faced with the difficult decision of placing her newborn baby for adoption. Julie Posey and Eric Blumanhourst share their dramatic story of an emotional reunion in their new book, I Called Him Jeremy. |
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Meet Eric Blumanhourst
and Julie Posey
He was a lead vocalist and up and coming rock star in a band in Des Moines, Iowa. He spent many late nights writing the lyrics for the songs that touched the hearts of young people both near and far. His dedication to the band kept him busy with practices and performances while the band's loyal fans watched him perform in local venues and downloaded their music from the Web.
Then out of nowhere a stranger - his birth mother contacted him. It was an event that changed his life forever.
She became internationally recognized as the Cyber Crime Fighter after spending a decade investigating crimes against children that had been facilitated on the Internet.
Her life story became the topic of a Lifetime Original Movie, Defending Our Kids: The Julie Posey Story in 2003.
The same skills Posey used to identify sexual predators were the skills used to find the one person she most wanted to meet - her birth son.
Several months after Posey made contact with her birth son Eric Blumanhourst, the two were united for the very first time on national television. The Montel Williams Show invited Blumanhourst to the show to surprise his birth mother. This emotional reunion was one of the many things that prompted them to write, I Called Him Jeremy.
Posey shares the detailed account of the grief and sorrow associated with surrendering a baby for adoption, the road blocks she encountered in her search for Eric, and the joys of being reunited.
Blumanhourst shares with readers the touching story of growing up adopted and openly discusses the unbelievable feelings he had when his birth mother contacted him. Something he never dreamed would happen.
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