Yes, he sees his brothers, but very rarely. Needless to say, they are not a "close" family.
no i don't think so in the book A Man Named Dave by Dave Pelzer he said in his book that at their mother's funeral was the last time the Pelzer brothers ever got together
On the Dave Pelzer Official website there is a photo of him with his brother "Kevin". The photo was taken a couple of years ago. ON THE DAY PF SAFHSJDAHFJHSAJFHSAFASJFAS
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Yes, Dave Pelzer did see his mother again after leaving the abusive home. In his later years, he reconnected with her, but their relationship remained complicated. Pelzer has spoken about the emotional challenges of this reunion, highlighting the impact of their past on their interactions. Ultimately, while they met again, the scars of his childhood experiences lingered.
The only one we think that is out there is the one that on the video of his interview with Larry King, which you can see on www.davepelzer.com
Yes he did he, it was said that he had ran into Russle on his way home. but that was the only one he saw and that was just in a split instance befoe he ran off!!
If you go to his website you will see only 2 child hood pictures(am not sure if he has more)But in the one where he is in kindergarten if you look at one of the sides of his face you will see a lot of it is bruised.
They showed one on an Oprah show. A bit grainy. That's the one time I was able to see one. www.davepelzer.com go to multimedia, Larry king
Well Dave's teachers were concerned about the bruises and marks on his body so every day he went to school he'd have to go see the school nurse one day the beatings marks were so bad the teachers called the police and Dave got put in foster care
I think one was David Copperfield? Sorry I need to see it again...
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Yes she did. His mother was mentally unstable. She was threatening to kill him if he did not wash the dishes fast enough. She was holding the knife when David's little brother grabbed on to his Mom's leg. When she lost her balance, she fell forward and stabbed him (not fatally). David Pelzer is the author of "The Child Called It", a personal history of child abuse. (see related link)