Kenneth Braun

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Kenneth S Braun furnished Alfred C. Kinsey of the Kinsey Institute with a virtual autobiography of his life as a sexual deviant.

  • Braun kept a very detailed diary of his life, placed into typed form by Kinsey's wife Clara Bracken Kinsey (McMillen).
  • Kinsey included some of Braun's "data" in his published works, and was subject to demands that he should breach his confidentiality agreement with Braun, because of the cases of pedophilia.

Braun's material was subsequently suppressed. Some analysts assert that Braun was an interesting example and worthy of the time and attention given by Kinsey.

[edit] Notes

References from "Sex The Measure Of All Things" by Jonathan Gathorne-Hardy, ISBN 0-253-33734-8

1. p220
2. p57

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