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mother: Jan Barstow
(resume)
father: Leo Loza
children at age Protective Order was sought: Sterling (age
13), Ian
(age 11)
Problem: Mr. Leo
Loza is a con artist. Mr. Leo Loza's
uncanny ability to repeatedly convince the child agencies and
family court that he has 'never abused' Ms. Barstow
or her children may indicate that he is also a SOCIOPATH.
Not surprisingly,
repeated psychologicals show him to be narcissistic
with poor impulse
control and a sense of entitlement.
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Listen to what Mr. Loza arranged with
court to get
the children to cover up abuse
(
brother covered up).
Psssst:
Mr Loza
NEVER INTENDED
for the children to
know their mother.
Reason Ms. Barstow Applied for Protective Order:
On
September 1, 2005, Mr. Loza (again) physically assaulted
Ms. Barstow at
their son's soccer game in front of numerous children and parents.
Mr.
Loza had assaulted Ms. Barstow on numerous previous occasions,
including during pregnancy, through Sterling's infancy, and in a
hallway filled with children and parents at the children's elementary
school. The 2005 assault would be his second conviction for assault
against Ms. Barstow.
Mr.
Loza also had denied Ms. Barstow access to her sons HUNDREDS OF TIMES during the five years prior to that assault.
Only three months earlier, Mr. Loza's attorney, Michael Floreani, had
fraudulently presented orders for
signing that changed sole custody of
the children to Mr. Loza. And only two weeks after the judge signed the
orders, Mr.
Loza again denied Ms. Barstow
rightful
access. His stated intent for the assaults was to keep Ms. Barstow from having any contact
at all with her sons, now in his sole possession.
NOTE:
Excessive prior litigation and abuse, combined with repeated
unlawful actions on the part of Mr. Leo Loza and the court-appointed
representatives, had left Ms. Barstow unable to safely enter court due
to severe and chronic Legal
Abuse Syndrome (LAS), a form of Post Traumatic
Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Legal
Abuse Syndrome (LAS) is a psycholegal trauma, a form of post
traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It is a psychic injury, not a mental
illness. It is a personal injury that develops in individuals
assaulted
by ethical violations, legal abuses, betrayals, and fraud.
NOTE: LEGAL
ABUSE SYNDROME IS A NATURAL AND NORMAL RESPONSE TO AN ABNORMAL,
UNNATURAL, CUMULATIVE TRAUMA, AS WITH ALL POST TRAUMATIC STRESS
DISORDERS. ANY ATTEMPT BY ANY PERSON TO DISCREDIT AN
INDIVIDUAL'S
TESTIMONY, CHARACTER, OR ACTIONS DUE TO THEIR SUFFERING FROM LAS
[LEGAL ABUSE SYNDROME] IS TO CLEARLY DEMONSTRATE THE ABERRANT
NATURE OF OUR SYSTEM OF PROBLEM-SOLVING. ANY ALLY OF
CIVILIZATION MUST
CLEARLY IDENTIFY SUCH BEHAVIOR AS ABUSIVE, PUT A HALT TO DESTRUCTIVE
ACTIONS, AND DEVOTE THEIR ENERGIES TO RESTORATION OF VICTIMS OF THE
"SYSTEMS".
-- Author,
Legal Abuse Syndrome.
The circular diagram shows how legal proceedings, when abused, can cause injury to innocent parties.
When CPS and the court believed Mr. Loza that Ms. Barstow had caused Sterling's injuries and that she was a danger to her sons, they removed the young boys from Ms. Barstow and gave them to the real abuser, letting her see her sons only a few hours a month (the youngest was still an infant and not yet weaned).
Legally, the misinformation persists. In an ugly turn of events that befalls too many abused children, the only parent who could protect the children is instead kept from them.
In
Ms. Barstow's case, the county employees who acted unlawfully have since been promoted; Ms. Barstow has been awarded full disabilities (SSDI) for PTSD as a result of her court-related experiences. History
(now dated)
In the fall of 2006, Ms. Barstow, who had been denied access to the court in a manner that accommodated her disability, was finally granted access to the court via video conference. Ms. Barstow filed for a
Protective Order for herself and her children based on the following:
- Sterling's
Sworn Affidavits
Sterling's
notarized affidavit #1:
"Dear
Judge, My name is
Sterling
Barstow Loza. Since I know how my dad feels about my mom, I would not
feel safe at his house or anywhere around him when he finds out my name
is on the document. My brother Ian would not be safe either.
Please let us be with our mom when he finds out.
Thank you, Sterling Barstow Loza"
Sterling's
notarized affidavit #2:
Please read all of this and don't let my
dad see this because of what he will do to me and Ian (my little brother). Dear
Judge, If I go back to my dad's house I will continually run away to be
with my mom. I don't feel safe with my dad. My dad grabs me and hits me
sometimes, and one time when I was sick and he didn't
believe me, he got
really mad and hit me while I was sick. After my dad lectures me, I
would go into a temporary depression. This didn't happen
occasionally, but it
happened a lot, like every other day a lot. (By lecture, I mean
yelling, screaming, continual insults, and shaking me hard when I
turned my head.) The only way me and Ian get out of trouble is by lying
to him. The past 6-7 times CPS came to my school, I lied to them,
saying everything was OK and that my dad never hit me, because I was
afraid of what my dad would say or do. Last year, I quit
doing my homework until I was permanently moved in with my mom. My dad lies a lot,
but only when his butt's on the line. He hates my mom and wants her
dead. Plus my dad wouldn't let us visit our mom for years."
Too often, abused children are harmed twice:
- once by the abuser and
-
again when they are betrayed by the
family court system
Result:
Ms.
Barstow's Protective Order on behalf of herself and the children
was DENIED.
On
October 5, 2006, Judge Byrne had
granted a Temporary Restraining Order and sent the children to their
mother. Two weeks later, Judge Hathcock
DENIED the Protective Order and returned the children to their father.
Mr.
Loza was Convicted of
Assault by a jury of his peers. In
a subsequent hearing, Domestic Relations recommended
the court 'keep the status quo'.
Why
did Mr. Loza have the boys in the first place?
Early on, Sterling showed signs of abuse. In
1997, Mr. Loza, together with CPS and Mark Ashworth, the guardian ad
litem
in Travis County's
Domestic Relations office, said that Ms. Barstow's 'belief' that
Sterling had been sexually abused had caused him 'emotional harm'. The
court 'temporarily' placed the children in Mr. Loza's possession. To
accomplish this,
- Mark Ashworth, the Travis County guardian ad litem, falsified
a key legal document
intentionally lied to Judge Meurer;
- Children's Protective Services (CPS)
assigned 'Priority 0' to investigations and ignored a report filed by
the Williamson County Fire Department that they had found "100s of
pornography homosexual books and videos" some with
pubescent boys ['Blueboy' etc.--Mr. Loza called these his 'classics'] while putting
out a fire in Mr. Loza's garage ; and
In 2000, Judge Campbell ignored the findings of Dr. Robert C. Prall, the psychologist appointed by Judge Richardson for the children. Dr. Prall had testified in court that Leo Loza exhibited severe PAS (Parental Alienation Syndrome), meaning that Mr. Loza's irrational and obsessive hatred would cause him to stop at nothing to keep the children away from their mother
The 'temporary' basis became final in 2005 when Judge Campbell signed
Mr. Loza's fraudulent document that awarded him sole custody.
Complicating matters is that the legal arm of the Texas State Bar
was unwilling or unable to provide an attorney who was willing to assist or represent a person who could not enter a courtroom. Due to her Disability, Ms. Barstow was unable to appeal.
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* * * *
Clearly,
Mr. Leo Loza is a con artist.
Mr. Loza said he was
'protecting' the boys from their mother -- without ever being required
to
show 'what' he had to protect them from.
It is worth noting that Ms.
Barstow has never been convicted of a crime, does not drink, smoke, or
use drugs, has only excellent parenting references among those who know
her, and has never been cited for harm to any child other than Mr.
Loza's unsubstantiated claim that she is a danger to their two sons
(but not to her other 3 children from a
previous marriage).
How
did Mr. Loza explain his behavior?
Mr. Loza told others that he
kept the children away from their mother because--
- she
suffers from Munchaussen by Proxy ;
- she
is 'crazy' and vindictive
- she
is 'homeless' ;
- she
will 'kidnap' the children ;
- she
is 'dangerous' due to PTSD, which occurred
as a result of his excessive abuses .
After
ignoring repeated court orders to place the boys in counseling,
and even after Ian tried to kill himself, Mr.
Loza said that they did
not need counseling since 'the only problem is their mother' (reasoning
that since they never saw their mother, they did not need counseling).
Mr.
Leo Loza's blatant deceptions and abuses, combined with
his ability to
repeatedly convince the family court that he has
'never abused' Ms.
Barstow or their children
may
indicate that he is also a SOCIOPATH.
NOTE:
Mr. Loza will claim that he is being slandered.
Ms.
Barstow
counters
that when a thief is caught red-handed, to call him a thief is
not slander, even if the thief would prefer that no one know.
Surely
no one can be convicted for being a con artist or a sociopath.
Rather, it is the pattern of behaviors over time that reveal a person's
character.
The children's statements alone indict CPS, Domestic
Relations, and the court. Mr. Loza's statements indict himself--he
never intended for the boys to know their mother, and all his behaviors
from the beginning have been consistent with that intent, just as Dr.
Prall, the court-appointed psychologist,
warned the court
in sworn testimony.
How
are the boys now?
Sterling
says his father wants the boys to recant, so they try to keep to
themseves. Meanwhile,
Mr. Loza is bribing the boys with expensive gifts such as a motorcycle,
top-of-the-line computer, latest X-box, and a large-screen TV, and he
has opened a checking account for each boy with large monthly deposits.
Sterling
and Ian privately signed another petition to change
guardianship to their mother, but neither boy will speak or risk
angering their father again. Ian begged his mother to just 'make it
happen' .
Both
boys are extremely bright:
- Ian
has failed the last 4 years in school.
- Sterling
failed the previous 2.
Neither
boy receives counseling, though AISD did assist Ian at school.
Is
anyone REALLY
looking
after the
children's best interests?
It
is unconscionable that the child-related agencies in Travis County
would ignore so many warning signs -- and worse, to ignore them for so
long.
How could this have happened?
Such refusal to protect children from abuse may have been due
to lack
of training in recognizing sociopathic patterns of behavior or to
political ideation since both Leo and a number of agency personnel are
gay. Or perhaps the child-related agencies have a vested interest in
covering up abuse in order to avoid exposing their own negligence
by refusing to protect the children.
It is easiest to believe that the agencies were simply CONNED,
as Ms. Barstow was when she first invited Leo Loza to Austin.
At this time, Ms. Barstow simply provides the best role
modeling for
her sons that she can in the limited exposure she has to them. She has
already helped her children immensely.
No one who hears Ms. Barstow talk her son through his attempted
suicide can question her parenting skills or her vital role
in her sons' lives.
transcript.
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If Mr. Loza
is indeed a sociopath, then . . .
If Mr. Loza is indeed a
sociopath ,
that may explain why his behaviors
appear to be without conscience and why he was willing to use the
children to any extent possible to meet his own needs. For example, Mr.
Loza told others that he had a child with Ms. Barstow because he wanted
the 'Barstow genes' since he had an unrequited crush on Ms. Barstow's
brother (who is not gay). He told Ms. Barstow during the first
pregnancy, when the violence began, that he would take the newborn and
that she would never raise him. A record showing that Ms. Barstow
legally filed for sole custody 3 months before their son was even born
validates that she had real concern about those threats. And Mr. Loza
threatened Ms. Barstow's mother that Ms. Barstow 'owed' him a child and
that if they tried to stop him, he would send the Mexican Mafia after
them. (Note: It has been held against Ms. Barstow that she had a second
child with Mr. Loza; in sequence, Ian was conceived the day Mr. Loza
returned from his mother's funeral--it could not have happened any
other time--and she discovered the pregnancy the day she kicked Mr.
Loza out following increasing violence, as depicted live on "Rescue
911" (episode 612); since leaving, Mr. Loza has alternately claimed
that he is homosexual, bi-sexual, asexual, and just plain sexual with
no preferences or gender/age proclivities.)
If Mr. Loza is indeed a
sociopath ,
that
may explain why, after the
children's births, Mr. Loza so successfully played the' victim role' as
he sought the agencies' help to remove the boys from their mother,
claiming she had Munchaussen by Proxy and myriad other ills that made
her unfit (in his mind) to raise the two youngest of her five
children--the two he wanted. No one heeded that Mr. Loza had already
displayed excessive violence, even when the TV show "Rescue 911"
(episode 612) aired his violence live on national TV; rather, Mr. Loza
was able to convince others that he was merely defending himself from
this 'crazy woman' and that the reports of violence and child abuse
were only symptoms of Ms. Barstow's 'need for attention'.
If Mr. Loza is indeed a
sociopath ,
that may explain his lack of a
moral compass or empathy, as only a sociopath would intentionally
sexually abuse a child and then use the child's outcries as the very
tool to remove the children from their mother. If Mr. Loza were truly
concerned about the child's 'emotional harm' (the legal reason cited
for removal), he would have allowed counseling for him instead of
expressly denying the court-ordered counseling once the children were
in his care. To keep a child who had been clinically diagnosed as
'emotionally harmed' from counseling exposes Mr. Loza's pathological
need to not be discovered. (Indeed, the source of the harm, from the
child himself, was Mr. Loza; hence Mr. Loza's need to prevent
detection.)
If Mr. Loza is indeed a
sociopath ,
that may explain why Mr. Loza's
behaviors are consistent with his inability to perceive or meet the
children's emotional needs. For example, after convincing Judge Meurer
that the boys needed to be removed from their mother for their own
safety, he did not bring the still-nursing infant to be nursed
according to the court-ordered weaning schedule, and he forbade the
day-care provider from giving him a bottle, threatening to close her
business down if she did. Mr. Loza routinely ignored other court orders
such as taking the boys to counseling (even after learning that one
child had tried to kill himself) or bringing them for visitation when
they had made other plans, eventually not bringing them at all
(Sterling saw his mother for only 4 days in 2004). These decisions met
Mr. Loza's need to isolate the children and exert total power and
control, but at the children's expense.
If Mr. Loza is indeed a
sociopath ,
that may explain his superficial charm and glibness that
others interpret as likable, genuine, and sincere. One example of
his disarming charm was his response when a mediator apologized for
delaying the session due to her mother's bout with cancer. Mr.
Loza hugged her, claiming he knew just how she felt because his own
mother had recently died of cancer (when she had not; she died quickly
of the
junta virus--rare enough--but not cancer). And
Mr. Loza routinely describes himself as 'pre-law', 'pre-med', or a
psychology major with 'advanced training in mediation', depending on
the audience--even though, now in his 50s, he has never completed
college.
If Mr. Loza is indeed a
sociopath ,
that may explain why, after all
these events, he is still able to garner support from the very agencies
he should be most concerned about evading. Mr. Loza goes to the head of
the train and steers it, using all evidence that could be used to
expose him to instead convince those aboard that he is merely maligned,
a victim of the greatest magnitude, the object of a vendetta all these
years. He prides himself on his 'silver tongue' as others swallow hook,
line, and sinker.
If Mr. Loza is indeed a
sociopath ,
that may explain the ease with
which Mr. Loza has been able to evade and play the legal system to
bolster subsequent legal actions, knowing that rotating judges on a
case breaks continuity as each judge presumes that the previous judge
made a fair and informed decision. In fairness to judges, they had to
rely heavily on input from agencies, who were patently, blatantly,
openly protecting Mr. Loza from the 'crazy woman' (because they, too,
had been snowed). Mr. Loza excels in rallying agencies and others
(especially women) to his aid.
If Mr. Loza is indeed a
sociopath ,
that may explain the sadistic joy
he takes in the pain of those he targets. For example, after many
years, he still feigns concern for Ms. Barstow's 'unfortunate
condition' while insisting to those close to him that Ms. Barstow is a
loser and would be better off dead.
If Mr. Loza is indeed a sociopath ,
that may explain his clear contempt for the law and the rights of
others, clearly demonstrated through the years.
Forget what Mr. Loza says (when
he knows people are listening);
rather,
- Listen to what he says when he is unguarded.
- Listen to the children.
- Read the record.
- Notice the timeline: legal filing due to concern
about Mr. Loza's irrational and abusive behaviors began before the
first child was even born.
- Look at the
criminal behavior: Mr Loza has two
convictions for assaulting Ms. Barstow, and other assaults are on
record.
- See the pattern--it is consistent.
Only a consummate con artist or true sociopath could snow so many for
so long.
Travis County has been had.
This is not likely the first time Travis County has let its children
down; the problem appears systemic.
"The
truth
is incontrovertible;
malice
may
attack it, ignorance may deride it,
but
in the
end, there it is."
-- Winston Churchill
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The family court is a playground for those who fear no law and have no
moral compass.
To learn more about Sociopaths (term used interchangeably
with psychopath, but without the ax-murderer connotation), see:
Profile
of a Sociopath -- informative profile.
The
Unburdened Mind
-- excellent
and brief article, a good overview.
The
Sociopath Next Door -- a brief summary reads: "We think of
sociopaths as criminals in prison
or as dictators of Middle Eastern or Latin American countries, but in
fact sociopaths are often the petty tyrants in our lives--high school
teachers, cheating spouses, your awful boss. The 4% of ordinary people
who have no conscience--no capacity to feel shame, guilt, or
remorse--can do absolutely anything to other people without ever
feeling guilty . . . These sociopaths learn early on to show sham
emotion, but underneath they are cold as a snake and live to dominate
and win. THE SOCIOPATH NEXT DOOR is about recognizing sociopaths. What
is their behavior like? What goes on in their minds?"
What Psychopath Means -- subtext,
It is Not Quite What You May Think -- Superficially charming,
psychopaths tend to make a good first impression on others and often
strike observers as remarkably normal. Yet they are self-centered,
dishonest and undependable, and at times they engage in irresponsible
behavior for no apparent reason other than the sheer fun of it. Largely
devoid of guilt, empathy and love, they have casual and callous
interpersonal and romantic relationships. Psychopaths routinely offer
excuses for their reckless and often outrageous actions, placing blame
on others instead. They rarely learn from their mistakes or benefit
from negative feedback, and they have difficulty inhibiting their
impulses. Among myths exposed: All psychopaths are violent
(false: some are, many are not--thus their presence among us). All
psychopaths are psychotic (false: most are highly rational, but act
purposefully without conscience). Psychopathy is untreatable (false:
core values are not treatable, but criminal behavior can be curbed).
Bad
Boys, Bad Men -- Dr. Black's book about sociopathy. What
is very
disturbing about
psychopaths, besides their sense of special entitlement, is the
complete lack of empathy for normal people, for "antisocials
(psychopaths) seem to lack a conscience, feeling little or no empathy
for the people whose lives they touch...the antisocial effortlessly
resists all regulation, unable to see beyond his self-interest or to
adopt standards of right versus wrong." (Black, XIII).
It's
important to note that "in a psychiatric context, the term antisocial
has nothing to do with a person's ability to socialize and is not used
to describe those who are shy, inhibited, reclusive, or withdrawn.
Rather, it implies a rebellion against society, a denial of the
obligations that tie individuals to one another. People with ASP
(psychopathy)can be expertly social, adept at manipulating others when
it serves their devious purposes, but their relationships tend to be
superficial, short-lived, and bereft of trust." (Black,
XIIII).
While
charming, they seem confident because of the way they brag and bolster
themselves. Dr. Black states that one of the most obvious signs of
psychopathy is the way the individual will brag about his experiences,
no matter "how unsavory...his apparent comfort with his deviant
behavior, the ease with which he discuss(es) breaking every rule, (is)
consistent with ASP (psychopathy)." (Black, 68).
Without
Conscience -- the classic book by Dr. Hare, a must-read. Dr.
Hare says that Psychopaths don't feel they have psychological emotional
problems, and they see no reason to change their behavior to conform
with societal standards they do not agree with.
Lying
is like breathing to the psychopath. When caught in a lie and
challenged, they make up new lies, and don't care if they're found out.
As Hare states, "Lying, deceiving, and manipulation are natural talents
for psychopaths...When caught in a lie or challenged with the truth,
they are seldom perplexed or embarrassed -- they simply change their
stories or attempt to rework the facts so that they appear to be
consistent with the lie. The results are a series of contradictory
statements and a thoroughly confused listener." (Hare, 46).
Psychopaths have "an uncanny ability to spot and use 'nurturant' women
-- that is,
those who have a powerful need to help or mother others." (Hare, 149).
"Alienating
parents will profess that they have the
best interests of the child at hand, but
they are incapable of acting in the
best interests
of the child.
It really takes a very disturbed and obsessed individual
to harm a child by brainwashing them
and to remove a loving
parent
from the child's life."
Dealing
with a psychopath (term used interchangeably with
sociopath) can be very troubling for a community, especially since,
when he is through, his target will end up being falsely vilified. When
Dr. Tim Field (of Bully Online) was recently asked
what one can do when
faced with the problem of sociopaths and the apparent absence of
justice when it comes to their behavior, Dr. Field's response was:
"The main lesson I have learnt is that when dealing with a sociopath,
the normal rules of etiquette do not apply. You are dealing with
someone who has no empathy, no conscience, no remorse, and no
guilt...It is a completely different mindset. Words like 'predator' and
'evil' are often used."
In the end, it will be the victim and the community who must deal with
the aftermath of all the psychopath leaves in his wake. If one even
attempts to expose a psychopath, the one who stands up will be
discredited as 'defective', and the psychopath will make himself
out to be the real victim. As John Wayne Gacy once said, "I was the
victim, I was cheated out of my childhood."
Is Ms.
Barstow afraid of Mr. Loza?
Yes, she is--as each of us should be of
anyone without a conscience.
Ms. Barstow is afraid that Mr. Loza will
have her killed--by contract or by 'accident'--if she succeeds in
court.
Her fear may be founded. Years ago, before Sterling was born, Mr. Loza
threatened both Ms. Barstow and her mother that he would send the
Mexican
Mafia after them if she did not give him the baby to raise
when
he was born.
Mr. Loza said he would raise Sterling alone, without a
mother.
He knows the system. He has the con. Seeing this history, and
seeing how brazenly Mr. Loza defies the courts and authority (his sister served time in
prison for conspiracy in the murder of her husband), what
would you do if you were in Ms. Barstow's position?
Summary
of
links on page
- excerptall
transcript (PDF) -
Ian revealed that Sterling lied to CPS about abuse because of their father's agreement with court that if he or Sterling told anyone about abuse they would never see their mother again
- excerpt
- Mr. Loza argued it is in the 'children's best interest' to not see their mother at all
- excerpt
- Mr. Loza ignores court orders and threatens to (again) deny summer visitation
- html
- Dr. Prall, the court-appointed psychologist, testified Mr. Loza is a severe Parent Alienator, obsessed with keeping the children from their mother
- html
- Mr. Loza withheld the boys hundreds of times between 2000 and 2005--no weekdays, no weekends, and only a few hours on holidays (with their sisters)
- excerpt all
transcript (PDF) - Mr. Loza assaulted Ms. Barstow again to keep her away from the boys--during her period of possession! (found guilty in jury trial; still, the Judge denied Ms. Barstow a protective order)
- excerpt
- Mr. Loza verbally taunted Ms. Barstow re. his successive courtroom wins
- html
- Mr. Loza committed fraud on the court by giving himself sole custody, differing from judge's decree
- html
- Dr. Katarzina Mitros, who provided care for boys, caught Mr. Loza in several lies, including his warning to her that Ms. Barstow was dangerous because she had Munchaussen by Proxy
- html
- Heidi Cornelison quit watching Ian after Mr. Loza threatened to have her Day Care closed down
- html
- Mr. Loza lived with Ms. Barstow's mother for several years; Mr. Loza threatened the Mexican Mafia
- html
- Mr. Loza had a history of committing violence and deception
- file (PDF)
- Mr. Loza lived with Ms. Barstow's family and called Ms. Barstow's mother 'Mom'; she saw more than anyone--worth reading
- html
- Ms. Barstow's Affidavit and the need for concern--an easy-to-read written summary
- file
- Sterling's Affidavit and letter to the court
- PDF
- Ms. Barstow's resume showing professional integrity and community service
- html
- Ian's revealing Draw-a-Family artwork for the AISD specialist
- html
- Ian's revealing Draw-a-House artwork for the AISD specialist
- excerpt all
- Ian's suicide attempt as his mother talked him through the heart-wrenching ordeal
- PDF
- Transcript, Ian's suicide attempt
- html
- Ms Barstow was conned, too, though it took her a while to catch on how he did it
- html
- CPS said Ms. Barstow's 'belief' that Sterling was abused caused him 'Emotional Harm'
- PDF
- CPS negligence revealed when then-Senator Gonzalo Barrientos initiated internal investigation
- web
- Sociopath description
- web
- Legal abuse info
- web
- In the Beginning . . . History (now dated)
- web
- ADA requirements related to court access
Contact Ms. Barstow
You
can contact Ms. Barstow through the Message Board, which serves as a
filter to prevent spambots. She will receive it and respond.
There
is much to learn
about protecting the vulnerable among us from sociopaths and the rogue
or naive agencies through whom they operate. Being
a solution-oriented person, she wants to design a Pilot Project to keep
others from experiencing the same judicial conveyor-belt-to-injury that
caused such harm to her. She has compared it to being on a
train-ride to Treblinka with no way to get off, but that's where the
Pilot Project comes in--the EXIT strategy.
Ms Barstow is
looking for
information
to help her in this effort.
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If you or a friend have had similar experiences or if you know
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