TOWSON (MD)
WJLA
[with video]
By Brad Bell October 23, 2014
TOWSON, Md. (WJLA) – A search is under way to find out if a prominent D.C. rabbi, accused of spying on women as they undressed, may have also recorded video of students he taught at Towson University.
Rabbi Bernard “Barry” Freundel is already charged with voyeurism, after police say he hid a camera inside a ritual bath at Kesher Israel Synagogue.
At Towson, Freundel’s students wonder how many more victims there may be.
“I don’t think we should have to worry about that when we’re interacting with our teachers,” said Grace Peterson.
“I think it’s really inappropriate and … kinda disgusting,” Alex Halperin added.
Freundel was arrested last week in D.C. on charges he secretly spied on several women at the Georgetown synagogue he led as rabbi. It is alleged he used a camera hidden in a clock radio to record video of women in a sacred mikvah cleansing bath.
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