Elisabeth Anne Young, born in 1947, grew up in Eastchester, New York, one of six children of Frank and Marita Bisceglia. world of Betty as a teenager was the calm of the middle class, representing a gray-collar neighborhood where parents earn their living, were painters, mechanics, electricians, firefighters, police and, like his father, plasterers. Attend Catholics, Bisceglia honor of church law and government laws. Education is a priority at home. After high school, Betty graduated from Mount Saint Vincent College, not far from the house Bisceglia.
"(Betty) was programmed from birth to be a woman, not only by parents and schools for girls in attendance, but by their peers," Bella Stumbo writes in his excellent and well researched up to the twelfth Never. "To Betty, was a world without options. He lived at home throughout the university, until the day she was married, going to school in a little MG sports car. "
