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Note: Letter dated March 18, 1988 between Mr.Vern Dillabaugh and Susan M. Ashley was

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ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE DONALD MARSHALL, JR., PROSECUTION

MARITIME CENTRE, SUITE 1026, 1505 BARRINGTON STREET, HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA, B3J 3K5 902-424-4800

CHIEF JUSTICE T. ALEXANDER HICKMAN CHAIRMAN

ASSOCIATE CHIEF JUSTICE LAWRENCE A. POITRAS COMMISSIONER

THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE GREGORY THOMAS EVANS COMMISSIONER March 18, 1988

Mr. Vern Dillabaugh 821 B 2045 Carling Avenue Ottawa, Ontario K2A 1G5

Dear Sir:

I have been requested by the Commissioners to advise you that they have examined the information that you have sent and that they are unable to deal with your complaints about the handling of child custody matters as they do not fall within the Terms of Reference of this Royal Commission. Since we are unable to help you, it will not be necessary for you to send us any further information.

Yours truly,

Susan M. Ashley, Commission Executive Counsel

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ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE DONALD MARSHALL, JR., PROSECUTION

MARITIME CENTRE, SUITE 1026, 1505 BARRINGTON STREET, HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA, B3J 3K5 902-424-4800

CHIEF JUSTICE T. ALEXANDER HICKMAN CHAIRMAN

ASSOCIATE CHIEF JUSTICE LAWRENCE A. POITRAS COMMISSIONER

THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE GREGORY THOMAS EVANS COMMISSIONER March 18, 1988

Mr. Vern Dillabaugh 821 B 2045 Carling Avenue Ottawa, Ontario K2A 1G5

Dear Sir:

I have been requested by the Commissioners to advise you that they have examined the information that you have sent and that they are unable to deal with your complaints about the handling of child custody matters as they do not fall within the Terms of Reference of this Royal Commission. Since we are unable to help you, it will not be necessary for you to send us any further information.

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Susan M. Ashley, Commission Executive Counsel

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"We've knocked says, adding that his on every door. And I research shows that will resort to libel if I five of six young have to because the People who commit lives of hundreds of suicide have one or children are at no parents at all. stake," the former Dillabaugh was school principal and Prevented from seeing youth counsellor says his children three as he stands next to Years ago, following a his car, a mobile ad- custody battle with vertisement for his his wife. Today, crusade. Dillabaugh wants to

Dillabaugh and his see judges consider a companion, Erna system that would Schapansky, are tour- guarantee some form ing B.C. and Alberta of dual custody.

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Dillabaugh, who says CHINto Crisis Centre suicide, are from two the ative merits qf toward' he has researched the says, however, that parent families. le , i wit , lion aw N ye to settle subject of family local statistics do not 'TITrinhow in his i'llir-ents or separa- a L:ustody dispute be- separation for the jive with Dillabaugh's our statistics, so I tion. tween parents past three years, claims, don't know where "They are trying to amicably before it youngsters who are Mona Jurczyk says he's getting his facts take children's best goes to court.

in an effort to con-vince the public and lawmakers that children shouldn't be separated from their families in custody disputes and abusive situations.

The Mission couple toured Richmond this week, setting up shop in front of the local Family Court on Granville Avenue.

Dillabaugh is so in-tent on his crt.ade that he is prepared to go to jail for it. He has sent letters sent to both provincial and federal levels of gov-ernment, but has yet to make his mark on the system.

His plan now is to libel an official and have his day in court to prove his case.

From his car, which is emblazened with provocative slogans and papered in newspaper clipp-ings, Dillabaugh

"The judge should give custody to the most sharing parent," Dillabaugh says.

And he says abusive parents should be thrown in jail or threatened with incarceration if they do not treat their children properly.

"We lower the boom on the parent, not destroy his inno-cent and abu.ed

"The kid has enough problems with his parents without orphaning him. It is the effect of orphaning that we protest," Dillabaugh says.

He cites a section of the Criminal Code, which states that the abandonment or ex-posure of children to injury is a criminal offence, to back his claim, suggesting the ROLLINL+ BILLBOARD... Vern Dillabaugh

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Children's crusader seeks C re enn By DIANE

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Vern Dillabaugh is fighting a children's crusade.

And like the youthful crusaders of medieval times who trudged hundreds of miles to fight for their cause, Dillabaugh refuses to be daunted by obstacles thrown in his path.

"We've knocked on every door. And I will resort to libel if 1 have to because the lives of hundreds of children are at stake," the former school principal and youth counsellor says as he stands next to his car, a mobile ad-vertisement for his crusade.

Dillabaugh and his companion, Erna Schapansky, are tour-ing B.C. and Alberta in an effort to con-vince the public and lawmakers that children shouldn't be separated from their families in custody disputes and abusive situations.

The Mission couple toured Richmond this week, setting up shop in front of the local Family Court on Granville Avenue.

Dillabaugh is so in-tent on his crusade that he is prepared to go to jail for it. lie has sent letters sent to both provincial and federal levels of gov-ernment, but has yet to make his mark on the system.

His plan now is to libel an official and have his day in court to prove his case.

From his car, which is emblazened with provocative slogans and papered in newspaper clipp-ings, Dillabaugh hands out pamphlets a.nd sermonizes about *fly. he believes itiildren are better off with their own parents.

According to Dillabaugh, who says he has researched the subject of family separation for the past three years, youngsters who are

taken away rom their parents and put into foster homes or other surrogate fami-ly situations go through a period of mourning.

They feel abandon-ed and insecure and, under duress, may sometimes commit suicide, he says.

"It is this sense of rejection or aban-donment that is the crucial thing," he says, adding that his researoh shows that five of six young people who commit suicide have one or no parents at all.

Dillabaugh was prevented from seeing his children three years ago, following a custody battle with his wife. Today, Dillabaugh wants to see judges consider a system that would guarantee some form of dual custody.

"The judge should give custody to the most sharing parent," Dillabaugh says.

And he says abusive parents should be thrown in jail or threatened with incarceration if they do not treat their children properly.

"We lower the boom on the parent, not destroy his inno-cent and abused vic-tim.

"The kid has enough problems with his parents without orphaning him. It is the effect of orphaning that we protest," Dillabaugh says.

He cites a section of the Criminal Code, which states that the abandonment or ex-posure of children to injury is a criminal offence, to back his claim, suggesting the Ministry of Human Resources violates this section when tak-ing a child away from a parent.

A spokesperson for the Richmond CHIMO Crisis Centre says, however, that local statistics do not jive with Dillabaugh's claims.

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Given that any significant interference with the free access of a child to both of his natural parents is "likely to permanently injure" (his emotional health) or endanger his life (mourning suicide) and indeed endanger the lives of community members (mourning rage as in ma5s murderers, serial killers, etc. etc.) then EVERYONE who facilitates or condones legal custody to a non-sharing parent or geardian becomes indictable under Section 200 and civilly responsible for damages done both to the child and by the child onto others.

Where a court receives an application to fetes or deny post divorce dual parenting on the basis of alleged abusive parenting, then the duty of that court is to refer the allegations to the Police for investigation and charges with a view to controlling, punishine and changing the perentel behaviour. To punish the aberrant parent by restriction or don Li] of tree access to his or her chi7d (a5 is now cl(-ire) am,-; hrP(7, 51 n cH! o destruction and death is an act of seism beyond comerehon5ien by a sensitive human mind. Its modern day large scale YcBethiahs!!): "I do't like you. So I'll kill your kids."; "People like thht (Thservo to Lose their kids!" (even if it means send 're the inneeent chid to the Lley death of suicide

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Aggression in the home has been increasing steadily. Since it has been required to report "battered child" cases, we have observed and alarming increase in this phenomenon. Authori-• ties expect between 2 and 4 million cases to be reported this year. About 15,000 of these will suffer permanent brain damage; about 2,000 will die. Man more cases o unr fled

ME FRACTURED FAMIL hicreasiitg war vs of dcclii ling morality are batteriiig

our nation'sfain/lies. frorn REBIRTH o f nrRien

tfi Is there danger that the American k rtiily will cease to exist? I do not think

0. A larger percentage of Americans tl; marry today, have children, and commit heraselves to living in a Emily ,,,,(0' iousehold than ever before. Vk do, r \ 1

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Let's look at a few of these trends. The tC)i trend toward quick and e.-..isv divnrcp I(0114

c-ct more and more children to physi- and the ever-increasing divorce rate sub-

mlly and emotionally absent parents. ' •'‹ the divorce rate has risen 700 percent in this century and continues to rise. Z there is now one divorce for every 1.8 .

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In Sot-14a/ Politics, Kate Millen v;Tites that the Emily must go because it oppresses and enslaves women. This idea is reflected in women's liberation literature.

The BIC DIVORCE LIE: Sorry but divorce itself essentieWy hormk55 to the child, Idoes in some cvses

remove him from the flying dishes_ Twbi 6els, tw/ #27 erieirooms, or twir? opoilinents across town, the child

with the punch. ft is only when the State enters his life with its wfiditER-T0910E-/91L, fl:clAt to the finish, OLL -THE/R-FIITHERSi divorce Tv/es that the the child Is ;177 difficulty. lie too frequerWo- ends his years of

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during the attack and there were signs of a struggle," they said.

A neighbor of the slain family alerted police.

"I looked at the house and no-ticed the curtains were closed and had been since Sunday," Mike Moulton said from his doorstep as he looked across the street at the Madsen's cordoned off driveway in Mission, about an hour's drive east of Vancouver

Moulton said the dead girl was a close friend of his daughter, also named Michelle and had re-cently spent an overnight visit at his home.

Karlton Madsen was a drywall contractor who occasionally had a drink with Moulton at a local bar.

Two sons by Madsen's previous marriage had r ecently moved te

ission to live with the tatini7 Moulton said Another boy. was a foster chilq, also lived with them.

B.C. police find four slain in home

MISSION, B.C. (CP) The cur- tains on the two-storey Madsen family home had been drawn for two days and neighbors on the quiet hilltop street were con-cerned.

With no sign of life at the usu-ally busy home, police were called. Inside, in a blood-spattered bedroom, they found the bodies of Karlton Madsen, 38, his wife Leny, 29, their daughter Michelle, 9, and son, Jason, 11.

RCMP arrested three teenage boys Tuesday afternoon in north-eastern British Columbia as sus-pects in the homicide investiga-tion. On Wednesday, local police flew to Fort St. John to question the three, who are between the ages of 15 and 17 and cannot be identified under the Young Of-fenders Act.

The four Madsen family victims "had been deceased fur sonic time,' said Mission RCMP Sgt. Fred Hansen.

Hansen was unavailable Wednesday afternoon for further comment on whether charges would be laid.

Earlier, a police source told the Vancouver Province there was ev-idence of "gross violence" in the slayings.

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TORONTO — They did not even show Niki Rivard the jailbouse courtesy of first setting him on fire.

Instead, less than six hours after the convicted rapist was trucked to Mil'haven penitentiary, he was hacked to death with a knife.

Rivard, 23, of Windsor, Ont. had been transferred from the medium-security Warkworth prison to the maximum-security Millhaven, "ooth in the Kingston, Ont., area, after stabbing a fellow prisoner.

"To kill a man within six hours — .,even at Millhaven — is pretty much," said a veteran corrections Officer at Warkworth. ; "Inmates would normally be given 12 hours notice to get off the range (tier of cells). They set them on fire and toss them in their cell. ..."

When he was found dead a week ego, few inside or outside the peni-tentiary system grieved. Rivard was regarded as just a muscle-bound creep who had raped two women, one of them a victim of Cerebral palsy. He was a prime candidate to become the first homi-

6 Here is a guy who, as far as the rest of the 'vorld is concerned, was just (someone) who got stabbed in Millhaven. But there's got to be more to It than that., —Gary McNeeley

cide victim in Ontario's jails this year.

"He was NG," said the Wark-worth official. "That means 'no good.' It's the current designation for unpopular prisoners, like rats and stool pigeons. He was consid-ered here to be just about the scum of the earth."

Gary McNeeley, Rivard's law-yer, didn't feel much sorrow, but he did feel the story ought to be told.

"Here is a guy who, as far as the rest of the world is concerned, was just (someone) who got stabbed in Millhaven. But there's got to be more to it than that," he said.

Court documents reveal.a classic criminal background. As a child he

NIKI RIVARD:, " if ft convict found hacked to death was often beaten at home, a psych atric report says. His mother an

father abused alcohol an couldn tire for him, so at five h was put in a youth home.

In 1983, while us girlfriend

watched television, he wandered down his apartment hallway and raped a 22-year-old cerebral palsy victim in her bearoom.

A year later he crawled under a stall in a washroom at a bar and sexually attacked a woman.

The lack of a struggle in the cell where Rivard was found dead was evident.

"I've been in this business long enough to know that was an execu-tion," McNeeley said.

Questions have been asked whether the prison system tried hard enough to prevent the murder, and why a marked man was in the general prison population.

"It was unconscionable," said one prison official. "That man was dead before he got there. Inmates didn't like him, the public didn't like him, and you and I didn't like him. So this guy didn't have the right to live — that's what they were thinking. Anything bad that doesn't arouse public ire is okay." ;

Dennis Curtis, a corrections spokesman, .said Rivard refused protective custody and only the very worst cases are forced into the, unit.

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Evans found uilty, 25 years to parole

by Lefts Melnbash His lawyer said the confessions

were false, but a B.C. Supreme Court jury believed Wesley Gareth Evans told police the truth when he admitted killing Lavonne Willerns and Bev Seto.

On Friday night, jurors found the 21-year-old Matsqui man guilty on two counts of first degree murder. And in sentencing Evans to life in prison, Justice Howard Callaghan said Evans must serve a minimum 25 years before becoming eligible for parole.

Evans' lawyer intends to appeal the conviction.

The trial ended three weeks of testimony, some in voir dire, involv-ing tape-recorded confessions, Evans' own mental and physical troubles, and a handful of exhibits.

During his summation, defence counsel Glen Orris argued his client was not the type of man to have com-mitted such brutal crimes.

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He argued, too, that police never found the missing purses of Willems and Seto during their "show and tell" expedition with Evans.

Focusing on the confessions, Gillen said Evans related in detail some aspects of the crimes that were never suggested to him by police.

Born in Vancouver, the youngest of three sons of longshoreman Mansel Evans and his wife Teresa, Evan • lived with his mother after his_parchl, se a ated when he was six years old.

ter e separation, Evans, a by peractive child, was n b hi mother to live in Ontario, w ere e at tended school in forodo and later 1 Hamilton.

His mother said her son's hyper per-sonality tended o disturb other chil-dren in the classroom, with the result that Evans lost a lot of schooling. They moved back to B.C. in 1974 and lived at various addresses in Abbotsford, Mis-sion and Sardis.

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"it doesn't show in our statistics, so I don't know where he's getting his facts

from," Jurczyk said.. She added as well, that family court judges do consider the ative merits jf le, a enact with his p eitts or separa-tion.

"They are trying to take children's best

"We've knocked on every door. And I will resort to libel if I have to because the lives of hundreds of children are at stake," the former school principal and youth counsellor says as he stands next to his car, a mobile ad-vertisement for his crusade.

Dillabaugh and his companion, Erna - Schapansky, are tour-ing B.C. and Alberta . in an effort to con-vince the public and lawmakers that children shouldn't be separated from their families in custody disputes and abusive situations.

The Mission couple toured Richmond this week, setting up shop in front of the local Family Court on Granville Avenue.

Dillabaugh is so in-tent on his crusade that he is prepared to go to jail for it. He has sent letters sent to both provincial and federal levels of gov-ernment, but has yet to make his mark on the system.

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pibel an official and have his day in court to prove his case.

From his car, which is emblazened with provocative slogans and papered in newspaper clipp-ings, Dillabaugh hands out pamphlets Irid sermonizes _ahout vihy. he believes opildren are better off with their own parents.

According to Dillabaugh, who says

1 he has researched the subject of family separation for the past three years, youngsters who are

taken away trom their parents and put into foster homes or other surrogate fami-ly situations go through a period of mourning.

They feel abandon-ed and insecure and, under duress, may sornttimes co.mmit 'stikkle, he sa)4,4;

is this siAse ol rej,egtion or aban-ddninent that is.: the trycfral thin• he sayx„,adding tatt his re:search shows! that fivof six yOung peopte who commit suicide have one or no parents at all.

Dillabaugh was prevented from seeing his '.children three years ago, following a custody bat4 with his ,wife. TtictaY, Dillabaugh wants to see •judges conSider a sys,teF that ,would giiantee some form of dual custody• :

!-(the judge should give custody to the most sharing parent," Dillabaugh says.

And he says abusive parents should be thrown in jail or threatened with incarceration if they do not treat their children properly.

'We lower the boom on the parent, not destroy his inno-cent and abused vic-tim.

"The kid has enough problems with his parents without orphaning him. It is the effect of otphaning that we protett," Dillabaugh says.

He cites a section of the Criminal Code, which states that the abandonment or ex-posure of children to injury is a criminal offence, to back his claim, suggesting the Ministry of Human Resources violates this section when tak-' ing a child away from a parent.

A spokesperson for the Richmond CHIMO Crisis Centre says, however, that local statistics do not jive with Dillabaugh's claims.

Mona Jurczyk says

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would spark public debate over chil custody.and separation issues. Dillabaug says he hopes to get sued for libel o slander so he can have his day in court. interests ii,to ac- count," she said.

lion lawyers to settle a custody dispute be-tween parents amicably before it goes to court.

By DIANE STRANDBERG Vern Dillabaugh is

fighting a children's crusade.

And like the youthful crusaders of medieval times who trudged hundreds of miles to fight for their cause, Dillabaugh refuses to be daunted by , obstacles thrown in his path.

ROLLING BILLBOARD... Vern Dillabaugh and companion Erna Schapasky spent the last two Weeks driving around Richmond,

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By Don Dutton Toronto Star Tema Conter's body was flown

back to her home town of Hali-fax for burial yesterday as crime experts using the latest in laser technology searched for clues to her death.

Conter, 25, a buyer for a group of prestigious Toronto women's wear stores, was described by a Metro detective as "well-respect-ed, a young woman with an impeccable background."

She was stabbed to death in her Balliol St. apartment.

Meanwhile, Metro police said last night they want Melvin Glon Stanton, a dangerous sex offender who escaped from a TFOTri o halfway house, for inves- tigation in c tion with the death.

Metro police the vicious atta a fatal wound to er's killer fled in gray 1986 Chevr The car, which s aban on Highway 401 about a minute drive east of Metro, w taken to the Toronto headquar-ters of the Ontario Provincial Police yesterday.

Clues on car Staff Sergeant Leo Campbell,

who heads the Metro homicide squad investigation, said earlier yesterday OPP forensic experts would use the force's laser to check the car for fingerprints and other clues. Minute bits of fibre, hair and other items will be sent to the solicitor-general's crime laboratory for examina-tion.

With the laser, forensic experts are able to pick up fingerprints otherwise undetectable.

In the interview, Campbell said that police, by yesterday afternoon, had nothing so far to link the wanted man with Cont-er's murder. He stressed that they were "keeping a very open mind" as they followed up all leads in the case.

Meanwhile, the search contin- ues for Stanton, a sex offender who escaped from the Montgom-ery Centre, a North Toronto half-way house, shortly before Conter was killed.

Police described Stanton as white, 31 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches and 170 pounds, with brown hair and eyes. When last

' seen he was wearing blue jeans and a blue denim jacket.

Anyone with information about the man is asked to call homicide detectives at 967-2375.

An alert for Stanton was broadcast to police throughout

Tema Conter: Murder vi was described as having " impeccable background."

Metro and other parts of Ontario last night.

Police were warned Stanton is extremely dangerous and may be armed.

Stanton was convicted of man-slaughter in the 1970 beating death of a 14-year-old British Columbia girl the same day he escaped from a juvenile deten-tion farm.

Conter's body was found when staff at Florence Lewis Sports-wear Ltd. asked police to check her apartment because she had not shown up for work.

Her body was found Wednes-day evening on the bed In her 22nd-floor apartment, where she was probably killed with a knife.

The weapon has not been found, Campbell said, and he • asked tha t anyone who finds what could be the murder weap-

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The young woman's clothes had been ripped off but investi-gators refuse to say if the autop-sy showed she had been raped.

Her car still had the keys in the ignition when it was taken into the Ontario Provincial Po-lice headquarters yesterday in-side a van.

Yesterday, shortly after the car was towed into the OPP headquarters building, Campbell told a brief news conference that police hope someone might recognize the car and give them information about where it was nd at what time — anything

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car bet about 5.30 Tuesday evening an hen it was located Thursday a bout 10 a.m. we would certain like to know about it," Camp said.

The car, a "f -back" two- door compact, has o sets of markings along the a torn on each side. The markinl, 24 in black and red about 7. cen- timetres (three inches) hig re just in front of the rear wh and 2.8 Fl behind the iron wheels.

Conter's father, a Halifax den-tal surgeon, and titer hither, came to Metro Thursday to iden-tify their daughter's body, then took her body home for a funeral yesterday.

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'Memo to all liability insurance companies of North America

Forwarded through the courtesy of:

, a) Franklin P. Nutter, Pres. Alliance of American Insurers 1501 Woodfield Rd., Suite 400W Schaumburg, Illinois 60173

c) Director Blair G. Childs d) American Tort Reform Assoc. 1015 - 15th St. NW, Suite 802 Washington, D.C. 20005

e) Director Norman Beaulieu Insurance Bureau of Canada 425 de Maisoneuve West, Room 900 Montreal, Quebec, H3A 3G5

b) Pres T. Laurence Jones American Insurers Assoc. 85 John St., New York, NY 10038

Pres Mechlin D. Moore Insurance Information Institute 110 William St. New York, NY 10038

DANGER! Multi-billion dollars in personal injury claims are in the making; Childrens' Holocaust awards that will trivialize the Asbestors, I.U.D., Thalidomide and Bopahl payouts.

SURPRISE! It has been known since the nineteen thirties that childhood mourning (artifical or real) is THE cause of later Youth Suicide. Hence our "KILL-THEIR-PARENT(S)!!" (judicially) Family Courts, both custody and wardship, are 110111t child suicide factories. In a like manner, most of the major psychopathologies so rampant amongst our youth, and including mass murders, serial killers, chronic stubstance abuse, etc. etc. are mourning symptoms re-traceable to partial or total separation in childhood from one or both natural parents.

THE BIG LIE: The professional mourning makers who have absolute unchecked control over our Family Courts have hyped the public and the Bench into believing that parental blemishes, drug pushers, television violence, poverty, churches, pornography etc etc ad nauseum are the cause of our YOUTH IN CRISIS. False!! Iatrogenic childhood mourning is the CAUSE. The self-serving Orphan Makers have used gasoline as a fire extinguisher in the area of parental abuse.

LEGAL: The knowledgeable destruction (active or passive) of a child is a criminal offence, such as Canada's Section 200. However, the politically sensitive chief law enforcement officers (all ten A.G.'s in Canada) have suspended enforcement for non-voting children and have substituted ultra vires parent ousting Family Law, in effect giving Orphan Makers an "open season" on children.

INJURY CLAIMS: I understand that Liability Insurance becomes null and void where it can be shown that the insured acted with criminal malice aforethought in a calculated manner and for personal gain. Hence I conclude that the Liability Insurance Companies will not be obliged to pay the forthcoming injury awards obtained in court by our 25 million mourning youth.

INSURANCE COMPANIES: Please refuse payment of claims where applicabLe. Help me close down the child suicide factories using Bankruptcy Court!

MOST CULPABLE PARTY: Palmer pointed out in 1941 that the Media of his day were reporting only symptoms and covering up the childhood mourning cause of youth suicide. By virtue of my well documented but ignored requests to our "court of last resort" for help in exposing the Childrens' Holocaust, I claim to have established that select senior media are subjectively and criminally involved in a coverup. They are passive partners to professional child killers and hence are without insurance coverage. SCREWED UP YOUTH: SUE THE BASTARDS!

NUMBER OF WRITS: Professor Stanley Page states: "a vast army of (mourning) sociopaths ... will overrun this land". Witness the four mass murders in the closing days of 1987. Lets hope that these 25 million will overrun with Wr1t6 rather than Rifles, sufficiently so to send the major networks into uninsured bankruptcy.

INSURANCE COMPANIES: Call me when you're ready for witness stand testimony and exhibits to confirm professional and media criminal malfeasance and hence insurance cancellation.

I await your response.

Vern Dillabaugh,

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DANGER! I do believe I have caused the retroactive cancellation of your liability insurance. You now stand naked, exposed to forthcoming multi-billion collar personal injury claims.

You did ignore or reject my earlier request to report the fact that mourning is THE cause of youth suicide. In so doing you became a silent "head in the sand" partner to North American Courtroom Childkilling and rendered yourself civilly and criminally (passive) culpable.

REQUESTS: Please submit my enclosed and earlier materials to your insurance

broker with a request to confirm in Writing that you will be covered when Professor Page's "vast army of (mourning) sociopaths" (and their brutalized victims) begin to issue Writs.

Please have a criminal lawyer state in writing that you are not criminally culpable for knowingly looking the other way while young children are systematically put to death (mourning suicide) in our Family Courts. I claim that murder is not too strong a word, given that it has been known for decades that artifical parent-child separation was potentially child lethal. It will be interesting to hear the professionals who operate the Family Courts explain to the Judge and jury that they "forgot" (all the way to the bank) to consider mourning side-effects on the child before orphaning or half-orphaning some 25 million post-war North American children. More interesting, however, will be the Western Media explanation to the Court, the public and the dead and dying children that they have covered up the mourning cae of youth suicide since before 1941. Do you suppose the too shrill, too pious reporting of Foreign Government Human Rights violations has been little more than a determined effort to deflect international attention away from our own media endorsed Childrens' Holocaust?

Please have a lawyer express a written opinion on the probable outcome of an Application to the Courts by myself or my nominee, complete with sworn depositions, registered mail receipts, correspondence etc. for an Order compelling you to break silence by reporting nationally on the cause of youth suicide. Keep in mind the very special status of children in law. EVERYONE (Canada's Section 200) must come to their assistance or go Co jail. Such an Order might simply require you to report an in-depth interview with Dr. Stuart Fine and Professor Julien Payne or their equivalents. Please have this same lawyer estimate the possibility of damage done to you in the filing of such an Application, let alone your attempt to oppose the pronouncement of such an Order. i.e. further confirmation of my allegations of malice aforethought coverup.

Please have a lawyer assure you in writing that the FCC (USA) and the CRTC (Canada) will not or cannot, upon my forthcoming request, compel our electronic media to report in detail to the North American public, the downside of iatrogenic childhood loss of one or both biological parents.

I've come here recently to Embassy City to negotiate a base for myself with offshore governments and media. What say your Oracles with respect to details of the North American Childrens' Holocaust being beamed into this continent via "bad guys" satellite?

821B 2045 Carling Ave., Ottawa, Canada, K2A 1G5 Phone: 613-722-5459

Home Address: Box 3054, Mission, B.C. V2V 4J3, Canada

Phones: 604-826-1841 604-826-6450

enclosures: a) 34 pages as filed WEHREN, Family Court, Clearbrook, B.C. 26 pages as filed ULMER, Supreme Court Registry #E0856, New Westminster, B.C. Other materials, including memo to insurance compainies.

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Runaways (tonight on CBC at 8 p.m.) is about child17.71.9e-prived of childhood, children who are neglected, physically and emotionally brutalized at home and then abandoned to die in the streets without even the pretense of a social safety net. It is about this country's collective failure of will to protect this most precious resource. Most of all, Runaways is about the muti-lation 01 young ,bodies and young dreams.

The two-hour documentary special, which will run without. commercials, deals with a prob-lem that is nation-wide and growing by the moment. The

Across the country, children live

in hunger and pain downtown streets of Toronto, Vancouver, Halifax, Montreal and Edmonton provide the key settings but the victims are from everywhere and every kind of social background. Perceiving I hat they are unwanted by their families, they seek emotional nouriShment in the crinnnal camaraderie of the inner city. 13ut inevitably they find no com-fort, turning to drugs to camou-flage their pain and feed the courage they need to sell their much-prized youth.

Virtually unprotected by law, lost in the legislative cracks of the social welfare system, kids lb to 19 age painfully quickly, damaged by malnutrition, sex-and drug-related diseases and all the corrosive afflictions of home-lessness. Too often, if they live through adolescence, they go on to swell the welfare rolls arid prison populations.

To its great credit, Runaways does not preach or proselytize excessively. It is occasionally blemished with feeble-minded and leering journalistic queries such as "What was it like?", or "How does it feel?" directed at one of the rape victims. But the show's impact is inescapable because it allows the children to speak for themselves. In obser-vance of the CBC's guidelines for fair and balanced coverage, Runaways contains a moderate amount of newshour-type report-age assessing various aspects of "the problem" with predictable comments from "experts," duti-fully embellished by statistics.

But the copiously bleeding heart of this grim exposé beats in the raw footage of these pre-maturely aged teens who use the camera as an unblinking thera-pist. Spilling over with the uni-maginable hurt of their present lives, broken by the betrayal of

their nightmarish childhoods, they seem to welcome this op-portunity to share their pain.

Roz, a beautiful native girl, lies on the beach in Vancouver, her tears hidden by sunglasses as she recalls the violence that ruptured her home, relives the last moment she saw her mother before she died, quite suddenly. A child in Halifax, maybe 15, looks 10 and seems to be dying of starvation as he looks line the camera with hopeless, haunted resignation. Another girl, abused at home, abused on the street, is hassled by cops who shuffle her in and out of the police station. Although she has no place to call home, the court banishes her from the inner city, her last tenuous connection with any-thing resembling a family or friends. The final minutes nt Runaways are the roughest , echoing with angry obscenities and the sight of a girl jamming a syringe into her callused veins. The disheartening message drones like a death knell through the entire two hours. "Sure you can freeze to death and die on the streets but it's better than being at home ... This is worse than dying — when you die it's over."

Runaways is a courageous undertaking for the CBC, brave assault on the complacent and generally vacuous playpen of primetirne. It is the work of many professionals, a logistical achievement that involved near-ly 100 hours of film and the co-ordination of nine cameras in three cities for the crucial 24 hours of the street, shot last month and edited into the corre-spondents' reports filed from all over the network. Howard Ber-nstein, head of CBLT news, is credited by his colleagues for the initial idea :ind for marshalling

For many teens, home is no safer than the streets

the resources for this unprece-dented project. And riot the least of his accomplishments was his ability to overcome (understand-able) network resistance to a commercial-free two hours filled with unprintable language, ille-gal drug-taking and prostitution.

Runaways is also the vision of freelance producer/ writer Da-vid Sobelman, (and Lon Apple-by) a former runaway whose concept for the program is stylis-tically adventurous, pushing at the boundaries of CBC's docu-mentary conventions while pay-ing a debt to his own past.

Runaways is an unqualified success in that it raises con-sciousness about a social prob-lem that highlights the most fundamental breakdown in our society.

Frank of Toronto: many teens flee aousive families.

Chilling documentary lets street kids

tell their own story

Suicide is now the third most &flit:Mg

kids 15 to 19. And more teens than ever

before are going into treatment for depression. „ Why is it, with their whole life ahead of them and the health and fitness to enjoy it, that _some teens are bc)wirlg out? ----D—rTStuart FineTTead of chill' psychiatry at Vancouver General Hospital, says it's rare for an adolescent to suffer chronic depression without some major loss having happened in their childhood.

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"Working the streets is purely a matter of survival," says street worker Lawrence Demoskoff.

'My experience is that these kids are the most sensitive, gentle and caring kids I have ever met. But people choose to see them as prostitutes."

Street rkers are dismayed at what the we as society's moral jud nd lack of un- derstanding, say there are 300 to 40 reel, kids of Vancou- ver at any time — and the trend is younger and younger chi

"The yo are worth gold on the stre hen you're cater- ing to pedophile , says John Tur-vey, a street worker in the down-town eas

Efforts r way to help the kids.

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"It me," Richm abused chi so familiar a blueprint.'

Most are in the care of the pro-vincial government and are run-aways from foster or group homes. -

By night, they make enough money to pay the $20 or $30 needed for their hotel rooms, food and often their drug habits. By day, they hang out, deal drugs, steal and hustle, Turvey says.

"They embrace just about every tragedy and every kind of vio-lence you can imagine," he says. "It's like reading a horror story. They're victims. Tragic victims."

Street workers try to divert them before they get entrenched in the street life, involving them in positive experiences such as camping, special work programs and trips to concerts with corn-munity-donated money.

Last week, the province contrib-uted $280,000 for project Reconnect, which will provide funding for one street worker in Victoria and three in Vancouver. Funds also will be used to co-ordi-nate different agencies working with troubled yopths.

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By the beginning of the War (say Palmer 191n), the Humanities Labs had proven that parent(s) removal could kill the child (youth mourning suicide).

3EAUTLFUL! - a high tech 20th century ilNAL SOLUTION . Very subtle, very slick, not known to the public.

At War's end (1947) the Social Workers of Canada, with ad agency media "in their pockets" (Palmer, 1941) sought and obtained the blessings of the Federal Government and Senate to commence large scale removal of Native Indian Children from their parents. Some tribes lost a whole generation of children during the 1950's and 1900's, known here as the Sixties Scoop. Many of the kids were sent to foreign countries including overseas i.e. keep the young bodies spread around lest they attract too much attention.

()4) Many years earlier, the Native Indians had been conquered and placed in ghettos or refugee camps, known here as Indian Reservations. They were child-like in their belief that their Queen Mother in England would protect them as had been promised earlier when they surrendered their weapons. They were powerless to defend themselves from the perfumed, mini-skirted "nice" child killers who descended on them chanting "3est Interests of the Child". To resist having one's children

1114N444d: raised with White Man's "superior" education, clothes, food, 4, housing, table manners, etc. was in itself proof of parental incompetence and selfishness.

(5) The results have been beautiful, entirely as predictable. The Native Indian Youth Suicide Rate is up to twenty times as high as the already epidemic White Youth rate. The predictable psychosocial pathologies are everywhere evident amongst the natives.

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The residuals (a businessman's term) are excellent. On a regular basis the helping profession and their media ad agency report back to us on how devastated the Indians are. The commercial at the end of these reports is invariably SEND !.ONE V.ONT1' (for EE and my worthless counselling).

One unfortunate occurrence has been the sell out to White an of those natives who have somehow managed, temporarily at least, to crawl out of the mess, stand up and spout White Ian's lines with White Man's paycheques. The rank and file natives refer to them as House Indians or Apples (red on the outside, white on the inside,. They've been quite effective in subduing their brethren, concealing the Genocide and discrediting the messenger (myself).

Thviet Citizens: PLEASE: Will you help me bring this unreported Genocide to the attention of the United Nations'?

In ian • g a gives a glance

By MARK HUME When a group of Indians set out to

examine alcohol and drug abuse among native people last year it opened a door into Dante's Inferno.

But unlike in the Italian poet's Di-vine Comedy, the travellers were confronted with scenes of the living tormented, not by a vision of souls after death.

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"There are childicn out there, 10-and 12-year-old native children in cities sniffing Liquid Paper, swal-lowing illegal chemicals and drowning their brains in alcohol to get high enough to be above their depression.

It noted the behavior had led to suicides, rapes and accidental deaths from drownings, shootings and overdoses. report said

Children from 13 to 18 years of age were even more abusive, ad-ding alcohol, prescription drugs, hairspray, anti-freeze, fumes from melted records and heroin to the list of substances used.

In the 19 to 34 age group the pat-

terns of abuse became more in-grained, and homicide was added to the list of "negative effects," the

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HALIFAX (CP) — The five Nova Scotia Supreme Court judges who overturned Dpnald Marshall's murder conviction in 1983 are going to court to keep from testifying before the Mar-shall inquiry.

In an unprecedented move that pits judges against judges, the ap-peal division justices have asked the Supreme Court's trial division to quash subpoenas that demand their testimony at the inquiry.

Lawyer Fred Crooks, who is helping to prepare the judges' case, said Tuesday the subpoenas raise questions of the court's inde-pendence and authgritv.

SOCIAL ORKERS LALJ6H Appeal judges fight to avoid Marshall inquiry

The provincial inquiry, current-ly being conducted in Halifax by three out-of-province judges, is seeking evidence that relates to the deliberations and judgment that overturned Marshall's 1971 murder conviction.

Marshall, now 34, spent 11 years in prison for the stabbing death of Sandy Seale before being released in 1982 following an RCMP review of the case. The province's highest court acquitted him of second-degree murder the following year and another man was eventually convicted of man-slaughter in Seale's death.

The notice was filed this week

on behalf former chief justice Ian MacKeigan, who now sits part time, and justices Gordon Hart, Malachi Jones, Angus L. Macdo-nald and Leonard Pace.

Named as defendants are the inquiry commissioners — Alex

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A neighbor of the slain family alerted police.

"I looked at the house and no-ticed the curtains were closed and had been since Sunday," Mike Moulton said from his doOrstep as he looked across the street at the Madsen's cordoned-off driveway in Mission, about an hour's drive east of Vancouver.

Moulton said the dead girl was a close friend of his daughter, also named Michelle, and had re-cently spent an,overnight visit at his home.

Karlton Madsen was a drywall contractor Who occasionally had a drink with Moulton at a local bar.

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MISSION, B.C. (UP) -- The cur-tains on the two-storey Madsen family home had been drawn for two days and neighbors on the quiet hilltop street were con-cerned.

With no sign of life at the usu-ally busy home, police were called. Inside, in a blood-spattered bedroom, they found the bodies of Karlton Madsen, 38, his wife Leny, 29, their daughter Michelle, 9, and son, Jason, 11.

RCMP arrested three teenage boys Tuesday afternoon in north-eastern British Columbia as sus -peas in the homicide investiga-tion. On Wednesday, local police flew to Fort St. John to question the three, who ace between the ages of 15 and 17 and cannot be identified under the Young Of-fenders Act.

The four Madsen tatuily victims 'had been deceastt for sonic time,' siAd Mission RCMP Sgt. Fred Hansen.

Hansen was unavailable Wednesday afternoon for further comment on whether charges would be laid.

Earlier, a police source told the Vancouver Provime there was ev-idence of "gross violence" in the slayings. •

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Spanking infants with a stick in a way that leaves bruises exceeds acceptable levels of discipline, a local preacher and his wife were told Friday by a family court judge.

Judge Alan Sheffield said the minister's two children are in need of protection, and should be examined regularly by Children's Aid workers for bruises.

Sheffield did not rule out the right of the minister and his wife to discipline their children. But he said a stick or other instrument is not to be used on the year-old boy and three-year-old girl.

But he ruled the minister, who cannot be identified because his children's names must be protec-ted by law, used excessive force when he spanked his then eight-month-old son in March with a 50-cm stick, leaving bruises.

The minister testified during the hearing the infant refused to stop crying and that he spanked him because he was rebelling.

He also said in a sermon to his congregation a year ago he had bruised his then two-year-old daughter in the past and once gave her five spankings in a row before she submitted to his will, Sheffield noted.

"Where a parent continuously spanks a child with an inanimate object with a degree of force to cause bruising, the parents have exceeded the acceptable limits of child correction," Sheffield said.

The two-week hearing, con-ducted last month, was held to de-termine if the children are in need of care and protection.

Although the Children's Aid So-ciety of Ottawa-Carleton had asked for a six-month supervisory order enabling CAS workers to examine the children regularly, Sheffield said a 12-month order is necessary, particularly because the boy is so young.

The order allows CAS workers to visit the home as often as they wish and requires that a doctor examine the children twice a

Over 3 Million children 3 yeur arc involved in divorce (.-3_es an 13 mill ic )11 chilaren under ci:_zIlleen

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jeil those who do it to zg-/e k/0/5. .

Su . _icicle is now the third most! common cause of death among kids 15 to 19.

Why is it, with their whole life ahead of them and the health and fitness to enjoy it, that sonic teens me bowinif out?

Dr. t.tiart.Fine iead of chili psychiatry at Vancouver General Hospital, says it's .rare for an adolescent to suffer chronic depression without some major loss haying happened in the .,Lr cTirahood.

week for bruises. Sheffield said the parents are

"caring and concerned individuals' interested in the spiritual develop-ment of their children."

But, he said, they appear to have no inhibitions about continu-ing to use corporal punishment.

The couple testified they must follow the literal teachings of the Bible, which says parents must' spank their children with a rod or other object to drive out foolish-ness and rebellion.

In a Nov. 26, 1986 sermon, the minister said spanking must be a "very, very, painful experience," that the discipline can begin when the child is a newborn and that bruising may sometimes occur.

During the hearing, however, the minister said he was exagger-ating to make a point and had never bruised his children.

The minister and his wife lis-tened as Sheffield read a list of conditions by which they "MT& abide.

Earlier, their lawyer, Kanata Mayor Des Adam, told the judge the couple plans to continue using corporal punishment, "although they're prepared to discontinue the use of a stick."

Sheffield ordered the couple to receive parenting guidance and to accept psychiatric or psychologi-cal counselling if considered ap-propriate.

The minister said he was disap-pointed with the ruling and is con-sidering an appeal.

CAS executive-director Mel Gill said in a press release the right of a parent to spank a child has not been "at issue" in this case.

Although the CAS discourages corporal punishment, the practice is legal in Canada when it is "reasonable under the circum-stances."

"The issue which we asked the court to consider was whether hit-ting an infant with a stick, and in-deed, in this instance, leaving bruises, was excessive use of force, constituting abuse," the re-lease said.

hRnRGEDI20A/ /Sere W? co-7ne,s//://y)s J.rt on our cildre•ns.'i/e)ori,

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200. Every ons who unlawfully abandons or tix poses a child who is I under the age or ten years, to that Its life Is or is likely to be endan-

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5/R Yocir 7-ne-nclate per /c/ you /ease find out for -me whether or -rot t176. /9. 6. 0/ it/OvA7 Scor/R c/o /47v5hs- in .t- e face 0 -F dying you--ny "PE7FRs" Ae Creates /7) his " rhirig-PRREm r(s) "(joeficia//y

The inquiry, which has hear critical evidence about the Attor ney General's Department and th Sydney police force, is trying t determine how the Nova Scoti justice system failed Marshall. The young man spent 11 years i prison for a murder he did no commit. Wheaton also told the inquiry

he was sickened by jokes made about the Marshall case in 1985 by then attorney general Ron Gif-fin. At a formal RCMP dinner that year, Wheaton said Giffin, now education minister, made fun of the case.

He gave an excerpt from the routine.

"One of the senior members of my department often compares the Marshall case to be the lon-gest-running show since Bonanza," said Wheaton, quoting Giffin. "That one stuck in my mind."

Over a milli( )n children a year are involved in divorce cases an 13 million children under eighteen have one or both p..trent_,; mksing.

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You cannot believe how hysterically determined the Orphan Makers are to ensure that Mourning is absolute. When the Russian Roulette Death Order was pronounced on my three young children, I attempted to offer them a glimmer of hope by being seen quietly at a distance. Arrest and jail were the result. The maximum sentence for first degree murder in Canada is 25 years. Theoretically, excellent fathers can be jailed for life (Contempt of Court) for being seen within one kilo-meter of their own children. Most fathers give up and leave town at this point, to be hunted down by International Computer for their pay-cheques (child or wife maintenance payments). Would you believe? The State insists that we pay the bill as it mutilates and kills our children. In a subsequent Court Application 1 asked that I be notified if any of the children died. The application was rejected. Fathers must not know whether their children are dead or alive. It appears that the above events are the rule in North America, not the exception. And we call the Soviets names? Dear me!

The response of fathers to our "Better Dead than See Dad" custody courts is diverse. Many collapse emotionally and seek psychiatric help, (J.W• Jacobs, 1982), a spin-off dividend for the High Priesthood. Some practise shotgun euthanasia on their children, better a sudden death than the slow agonizing 16 year death by suicide imposed by the Mourning Makers. In fact they have cheated the system. No fees for the scheduled years of "treatment" that the dying kids will require on their way out. One might argue that the hypocritical sadness expres sed by many professionals over the one hundred teen suicides per week is financial only: These kids escaped expensive "treatment". Rotten little Bastards, these teen completers! SOme like the fathers who blow away their Lab Rat children! SAME

Strange world. Fifty years ago parents were concerned that their children would be used as Cannon Fodder by the Military Machine. Now the kids are used as Lab Rats by the Machine That Oils Itself On Childrens' Tears and Blood.

8. The Husband and Wife covenant and agree that there

shall be joint custody of the three children of the marriage,

namely, WESLEY GREG DILLABAUGH, KIMBERLEY MARIE DILLABAUGH,

and LEIGH ANNE DILLABAUGH. The Wife hereby acknowledges that

the Husband is a fit parent to have custody of the said

children, and the Husband hereby acknowledges that the Wife

is a fit parent to have custody of the said 'children.

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Where a court receives an application to feter or deny post divorce dual parenting on the basis of alleged abusive parenting, then the duty of that court is to refer the allegations to the Potice for investigation and charges with a view to controlling, punishing and changing the parental behaviour. To punish the aberrant parent by restriction or denial of free access to his or her child (as is now done) and hence sending the child to destruction and death is an act of sadism beyond comprehension by a sensitive human mind. It's modern day large scale MacBethianism: "I don't like you. So I'll kill your kids."; "People like that deserve to lose their kids!" (even if it means sending the innocent child to the ugly death of suicide).

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'ro essor 01 rami y aw, ttawa states' Dr. Julien Payne. To all intents and purposes. .therefore, current judicial practices (in Canada) confirm that the legal divorce process severs not only the marital bond but also the child's bond with the non-custodial parent.

Pozn-ics of . STlirE CNILDKILLING!'1"-> I Where custody Is I contested and the petitioner is a woman she receives custody 95.7% of the time in Canada as a whole (97.6% in (LC.): Central Divorce Registry.

Suica; is now the'third most common cause of death among kids 15 to 19.

And more teens than ever ' before are going into treatment

for depression. Why Is it, with their whole life

ahead of them and the' health and fitness to enjoy it, that some teens are bowin out?

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ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE DONALD MARSHALL, JR., PROSECUTION

MARITIME CENTRE, SUITE 1026, 1505 BARRINGTON STREET. HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA. B3J 3K5 902-424-4800

CHIEF JUSTICE T. ALEXANDER HICKMAN CHAIRMAN

ASSOCIATE CHIEF JUSTICE LAWRENCE A. POITRAS COMMISSIONER

THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE GREGORY THOMAS EVANS COMMISSIONER January 22, 1988

Mr. Vern Dillabaugh 821 B 2045 Carling Avenue Ottawa, Ontario K2A 1G5

Dear Mr. Dillabaugh:

Your letter of January 13, 1988 to Chief Justice Hickman has been directed to me for reply. Unfortunately, the scope of our Inquiry does not include an examination of the administration of justice in the Family Courts of Nova Scotia. However, I do thank you for taking the time to write to us and indicating your interest in the work of the Royal Commission.

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Bagley, Chris. "Total Child Welfare for The Eighties." Paper for The Canadian Child in the Eighties Conference, 1981, at Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax.

MEDIA

Here is a partial list of local talent on Suicide, people who knew or ought to have known of the

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In 1955 there were 3,433 children in the care of B.C.*s child we branch. Of that number it was estimated that 29 children, or less It percent of the total, were of Indian ancestry. By 1964. however, ' children in care in B.C. were of Indian extraction. That nui represented 34 2 percent of all children in care. Within terly_el other words, the representation of Native children in B.C.'s welfare system had jumped from almost nil to_a Jt_t_irst It was a pa being repeated in other parts of Canada as well.

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Manuscript received May 1981; revised August 1981. ki the time of the study, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychia-y. McGill University and Psychiatrist at the McGill University Health ervice; now Professor of Psychiatry. McMaster Unisersity, Hamilton, imam. kt the time of the study. Director. McGill University Health Service: It-riLtt ow Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Unisersity of Western Intario, London, Ontario. :linical Psychologist at the McGill University Health Service at the me of the study. )rofessor of Psychiatry (Psychology. ). Mc1staster Unisersity. and hid f Psychologist. Department of Psychiatry. McMaster nRersit ledical Centre; Statistical Consultant to the project. iii.lress reprint requests to: Dr. K.S. Adam. Department of Psychiatry. IcMaster Unisersity, 1200 Main Street West. Hamilton. Ontario LOS

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Beyond the Best Interests of the Child (BBIC) By Anna Freud et al, 1973

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CLIPS FRom B B/

The three authors of this volume are authorities in their particular fields. though each has on previous oecasioru applied his specialized knowledge in collabora-tions with colleagues in adjacent fields_ They are also representative of three different institutions, the Yale

- Law School, the Hampstead Child-Therapy Clinic, Lon-don, and the Child Study Center, Yale University.

The ides for a book was first discussed in 1969 when plans were made for a series of individual essays to be contributed and signed by each of the authors. At the next meeting in 1970 at Yale. New Haven, this plan was scrapped in favor of the present sequence which pre-sents the basic concepts and definitions, guidelines, and their applications. The common work continued at Rath. more near Baltimore, Eire and Maresfield Gardena. Hampstead, London, where the final working over took place in 1973. The fictitious New Haven-Hampstead Court bears witness to two of the locations, while the name of Baltimore given to the Judge is a reminder of the third.

For encouragement and a peal-fru] atrnorphere in which to work: ,Kingmin Brewater. Jr.. President Yale University; Abraham S. Goldstein. Dean, Law School. Yale University; John Perry Miller, Director. Institution for Social and Policy Studies. Yale University.

In the preparation of this book many individuals and aeveral institutions have encouraged and facilitated our efforts. We wish to acknowledge our appreciation for this gupport.

For financial assistance (travel, study, and re-search grants): the Field Foundation. the Ford Founds-

Ply Nor E

The book was indeed prestigious. Three famous authors, especially Freud, a household word in North America. It was four years in the making, inter-contintental in scope, involved law, social sciences, child therapy clinics, and received grants from ten foundations. Absolutely the best and the latest. Something in which we could place our complete trust, Bench and Public alike. Its scientific approach, (48 pages of notes and references), every claim (all but one deadly one!, backed up by studies from various fields. We could trust completely, like boarding the TITANIC.

The book deals at length with adoption, foster placement, psychological parent-to-child bondint damage to the child when the parent-child bond is broken etc. I have no quarrel with its findings and assertions in this area.

But now get ready: Here comes the PURE MYTH.

tion, the Foundation for Research in Payclioanalyais, the Freud Centenary Fund, the Anna Freud Foundation, the Grant Foundation, the Institution for Sori.1 and Policy Study, the Andrew Mellon Foundation, the National Institute for Mental Health, and the New-Land Founda-tion.

MEMO TO ALL PERSONS INTENDING TO USE BBIC AS THEIR DEFENCE FROM SECTION 200

CHARGES OF CHILD KILLING.

It is my submission that BBIC is a political Hoax in the area of

child custody. The "kill—their—fathers!" recommendation was indeed a popular

chant in 1973, a time when the Feminist Movement appeared more concerned with

anti—male activities than pro—female political action. BBIC was seized on by

the A.G.'s as an excuse to appease the feminist movement of the day and in so

doing secure the feminist vote. But the "kill—their—fathers" recommendation

bore no relationship of any sort to children's best interests. In fact, it

was a prescription for Western World Courtroom childkilling in that loss—of—

parent in a custody action was well known by that time to be the prime cause

of the adolescent suicide problem. In 1973 the Ken Adam Suicide Paper appear

on public library shelves throughout Canada, alongside BBIC, but was ignored

entirely, not politically popular. Shared parenting was clearfY not popular

at the Ballot Box. In 1973, the year of BBIC, Ner Littner appeared in Canada Carswell's Reports on Family Law, (Vol. eleven, 1973, page one) pointing out

the permanent, extremely damaging effects on the child of Divorce if he

experienced even partial loss of Dual Parenting. Hence, I claim that every

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MYTH! relating positively to, profiting from, and the contact with two psychological parents in positive contact with each other. Loyalty

t13 contlic are common and normal under such conditions () an. have devastating consequences bydestrg

4 l.'s positive relationships to both parents. A "visit- . e ing" or "visited" parent has little chance to serve as a true object for love. trust, and identification, since this role is based on his being available on an uninterrupted day-to-day basis.

Once it is determined who will be the custodial parent,' it is that parent, not the court, who must decide under what conditions he or she wishes to raise the child. Thus the noncustodial tarent should have no legally_ enforceable right to visit the child and the custodial

co parent should have the right to decide whether it is de-sirable for the child to have such visits.' What we have

kj said is designed to protect the security of an ongoing relationship--that between the child and the custodial parent. At the same time the state neither makes mix

_breaks the Tl.ationahip between the child and the noncustodial parent, which the adults involved may have jeopardised. It leave., to thsas iiL nly they Cifal 111 ttlf rare.

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Unfounded. No reference given. On what basis is this statement Made? PURE MYTH to justify father slaying.

Unfounded. No reference given. Pure Myth. It sounds "logical", but has never been proven in any study. My observation: Kids soon learn to "roll with the punch" wearing one face for dad, another for mom. The bickering is used as an excuse to kill father!

But the order of the day in 1973 was that mothers got custody in 90% or more of the awards. (Canadian rate now 85%) Hence the custodial parent was mother by public policy. Hence this elimination . of one parent was in reality removal of father entirely, a judicial father killing exercise. And dead he was. No hint of visits,.:liarticipation in parenting unless Mother "allowed" it.

4) But the security of the ongoing relationship between father and child was destroyed entirely. .

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/lithe choice, as it may often be in separation and divorce proceedings, is between two psychological

(r) parents and if each parent is equally suitable in terms \S° of the child's most immediate predictable developmental

needs, the least detrimental standard would dictate a L ik quick, final, and unconditional disposition to either of the

competing parents NS-r/1NT PERAIAV4A/7- ia44 5) The state doesn't break the relationship between the child and • • father? What is she talking about? With father run out there is no more conscious relationship. The father child relationship is repressed, a buried landmine, to explode later.

The Myth: Children of bickering parents are doomed. Therefore lets use it as an excuse to kill fathers. In fact it is the arrival of the machine that dooms them.

The logic here is impressive. If two parties are in disagreement, simply kill one of them and there is no more fight. If USSR and America are bickering, no problem!' Just bomb Russia off the map. If two kids are fighting on the schoolground, teacher takes the baseball bat to on. of them and order is restored. Landlord and tenant fighting? Kill the Land lord! But suppose the tenant knew that the landlord was ivariably the one to be killed by the Court. You don't suppose the tenant would deliberately start a fight, just' for jollies, just to laugh at the destruction? And what is the bargaining position of the landlord if he knows death for him is almost a certainty if a fight gets going? And suppose there is financial gain for the tenant if the landlord is removed. You don't suppose this pre-ordained killing of one select party is in fact a cause of fighting?

family relations lawyer in Canada, including government lawyers, were fully

aware that they were destroying children in the winner-take-all, kill-one-

parent Divorce system. The lawyers were fully aware that the "liberal and

generous access" orders were unenforceable, non-existent, were held up in

public to obscure from public view the fact that Canadian Divorce Law is pure

BBIC, not a shared parenting arrangement. See Gribben vs Gribben, 1972 in

Carswells. See also the 1985 Harvey case in Alberta.

At the time BBIC came out, it was recognized immediately by the

authentic workers in the mental health profession as a hoax. See Bullington

and Levine in Law and Society Review 8, 1974, 669-687 and also see Columbia

Law Review June 1974, pp. 996-1015, plus many others. All were swept aside

in the "kill-the-fathers!" chant of the day.. My point: Anyone seriously

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CHIEF JUSTICE: Have you really reflected on the abject terror that fathers and children live in in this country? One whisper from mother to the Machine that the children are upset when father visits and the Court reduces the visits or removes them completely. Were you aware that Mother can arrive in Court, boast that she started the fight with access denial and the Machine eagerly ousts father? Do you expect fathers to continue their visits in that sort of climate? Are you surprised that 61% of fathers don't show up again sometime after the Divorce? Without Suieidology and studies associated with psychopathology developing in father-loss children before them, the courts really weren't concerned. But from this Hearing on, no more! Loss of a parent in childhood is apparently the most traumatic thing we can do to a child. Denial of access is potentially lethal. No more of it, PLEASE!

Observers seldom appreciate the depth and seriousness of this grief of a small child. Their judgment of it is misled for one main reason. This childish grief is short-lived. Mourn-ing of equal intensity in an adult person would hare to run its course throughout a year; the same process in the child between I and 2 years will normally be over in 38 to 48 houra. It is a masiogical error to conclude from this abort duration_ that the reaction is only a superficial

Question: How did this father slaying Myth get into BBIC? Was Anna Freud aware that it was potentially lethal to the child to remove one parent?

Repressed mourning was known.

The Brat attempt at object love has been destroyed; the next one will not be of ouite_ the acme quality, will be more demandin& more in-

44 tent on immediate wish fulfillments, in., fur-- 4 thee removed fnans the more mature farms of love."

2. E.g., a survey of the elz._..sel Child PsychiLtrz tti Unit of the Yale University Child Study Center for the 4— year 472-4973 disclosed that 29 percent of the children

were living only in one-parent familia&

Familiea. may be incomplete. The prolonged ab- sence or death o_Ung_piztatuauLaur the child at risk.' 14 tie • de ',red of the benefits of a relationshi with wo • athillawho have an intimate relationship with each other. The family may be without other children. a situation. 'which may make it more difficult for the child to *equine '- the give-cask:A, and glaring attitudes governing the - peer. cooareamity..

7.2 4 a a.at In extreme cases this necessitates state • _ interference. Nevertheless. so far as the child's emotional Agony for the kids, but do it to

_all,ponteroLjerference with ,the tie. whether to-a them anyway, even if father is a 411-1“9,"-Imir Psychological parent. is mire= y perinful. a fully competent parent!

attempting to bring BBIC into a Criminal Courtroom as a defence would fare

better to use Meine Kampf or Publications of the Flat Earth Society or writil

of the Ku Klux Klan or the Keegstra Kronicles.

Sample quotes from the above two Law Reviews include:

"the book's greatest utility may be as an example of the wrong way to employ social science to solve problems of social policy. . . . Beyond the Best Interests of the Child will be used as a case study to demonstrate that policy developed with disregard for these respon— sibilities may be unwise or even harmful. . . . Pyschoanalysts who wish to function as policy scientists ought not abandon their psychoanalytic orientation, but they ought to strive to integrate it into the total body of theory and evidence that relates to the problem at hand. Beyond the Best Interests of the Child does not contain a single reference to any empirical study in the extensive literature on adoption and foster placement. In fact, it's references to material from the social siences include only a single citation

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Is emphsaiting the significance of party statue and representation we do not intend to obscure another problem which must be acknowledged end which is be-yconcleas_y resolution. It is the problem of resistance by judges and other decisionmakers in law to our knowledge about child development which somehow does not fit their "commonsense" sense of the matter before them or, 1?..erhap& thmtzlitaome_priLate_lation of what is "right" ol_lasntor "moral." But party status and the right

‘b to representation may facilitate The exposure of such re-aistance and over time check its impact by adding orla more potential ap lant to th -es of review.

In sum, children. fax from sharing the u ' cos.-taeros, are frequently put in direct conflict with theta: their needs may contrast with thoaa of their biologicA.1 parents, their foster parents, or the social agencies War cerned with them. For this resson, once their custody is questioned. their rights cannot be represented adequately by the advocates of either the adult claimant or the adult defendant. They need party status before any court or administrative agency concerned with their fate, namely, to be represented. independently of the adults, as persons in their own right.

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determine what information he must obtain an resent about the apeciBe child he represent& shoull fs,ilitoe his wk.

My A/07-Es ET 6 Judges who resisted father-slaying in Court were to be undone by this new breed of Court Officer. The Machine would roll right over "commomsense", "moral" or "decent" judges, holding them up to ridicule.

And there it is! These child advocate trusted by the courts, having infiltrated Due Process were to bring "Our Guidelines" to the fore! And what were our guidelines? Father Killing, quick and permanent, in the Courtroom because the myth said two parents not in positive contact could no longer both parent .the child. Result: The Child Advocates have done exactly their-

- Master's bidding, a group of Moonies who never questioned Anna freud, never presented K.S. Adam on suicide, never brought their CarswellE into the Courtroom. And now we have a society of adolescent suiciders. Much pious handwringing, but a direct result of BBIC.Why did not one of theue Child Advocates have a brain of his own?

importance, however, is in it's failures. . . . It is to be hoped that legislators and others responsible for the formulation and impleM--eTtra-tion of policy will not be dazzled by the reputations of these authors. Decisions that might influence the lives of millions need to be based on more satisfactory data and on a more thorough examination of alternatives than has thus far been presented. . . It is worth noting that some unintended consequences might rebound to the advantage of the legal and psychiatric professions. One of the authors' suggestions is that children involved in custody pro-ceedings be granted party status and legal representation. Aside from questions that might be asked about what the probable quality of that representation might be, one cannot but observe that in the age of no-fault insurance and an abundant supply of lawyers, adoption of the Goldstein-Freud-Solnit plan would be advantageous for the legal profession. . . . we know of no studies which show that the legal death of one parent, the complete subordination of the child to the other's possibly distorted view, is invariably the preferable step for it's future development. . . . At just this point, unfor- tunately, the authors commit compound failures of analysis. . . . Our guess is that litigation about custody is more likely to rise /1 than fall with the adoption of rules favoring an either/or regime.

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contested and the petitioner is a woman she receives custody 95.7% of the time in Canada as a whole (97.6% in B.C.); Central Divorce Registry.

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CHARLES MANSON In his own words? Why would any-one want to hear them? Why

would anyone want to do so, even knowing that, according to the book's introduction, the convicted mass-murderer who is its subject is getting "no royalties or any other remuneration from this book"?

We should hear his words to de-mythologize the monster, argues the author, Noel Emmons, a re-formed auto thief who got Manson to tell his story after reminding him of their early prison days together.

"Most people see Manson and his co-defendants as callous, cold-blooded, dope-crazed killers," writes Emmons, who is now an auto repair man and freelance photo-journalist.

"But others accept Manson as a leader and a guru with mystical powers. They champion Manson, defend hint, and try to imitate the life he led before the murders. lie has received thousands of letters and numerous visitors during his confinement: letters from teen-agers and adults of both sexes; visits from women wanting Man-son's love and attention, from seek-ers of advice, from would-be follow-ers. They even offer to commit crimes for him — or rather, for the myth that has grown up around him. But the myth is very different from the reality."

So Enunons, having by slow de-grees won Manson's trust and coop-eration, spent seven years inter-viewing his subject and putting to-gether his story. Manson cooper-

MANSON IN HIS OWN WORDS. As Told to Nue! Emmons. Grove Prowl/Ran-dom, about $24.

ated because, he says, "the load" of the myth "is too heavy to carry this many years. I want out front under it."

Emmons believes that "the myth of Charles Manson is not likely to survive the impact of his own words."

Maybe not, at least if the reader accepts the book's most obvious message. This is the one that por- trays its subjecsa e had a chance =an ii egitimate child INTjecteqby his niOtheir.td_l _age_ Of 12, installed in _a :reform. school where he was beaten and _raped by .sadists, and ultimately. forced into a life of _crime because

dn't make7it any. other Way. Not that Manson is exeusink hith-

self. It's just that "it's obvious there is something lacking in my makeup Itapuld have started with being alp

aastaril seii) and my life

with an Fvijhout my nio.thiy;t1 Jkay be it wa5.11i_e_ yTa CT.1 71 OA" a reform school — "or maybe the insanity of ..rny . uncle Jess and grandfather," —Iii -any. case,at Ufa-lime of the murders his "family" committed with his admitted encouragement, "1 was a half-assed nothing who hardly knew how to read or write, never read a book all the way through in my life, didn't know any- -thing except jails, couldn't hold on to my wives, was a lousy pimp, got caught every time I stole, wasn't a good enough musician to hit the market, didn't know what to do

with money even if Iliad it and re-sented every aspect of family life."

But a week after one of his follow-ers, Susan Atkins, sold a co-pyrighted story, Two Nights of Murder, to The Los Angeles Times and several foreign newspapers, "I was a charismatic cult leader with a family, a genius who could pro-gram people into doing whatever I asked of them."

In reality, he concludes, "I'm nothing but the reflection of evil that goes through the minds of all those people who created the mon-ster and keep pushing the myth to kids who don't know any better."

The problem is, there are several other Charles Mansons who inad-vertently emerge from these pages, among them the strutting show-off, the wheedling whiner, the five-and-

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dime psychologist and the apostle of universal love.

Most disturbingly, there is the Manson who emerged from a fed-eral prison in 1967 and suddenly found himself able to enlist the young women who were to form his murderous "family."

Manson himself is ambiguous on the subject of this transformation, shifting his explanation as the (-hanging contexts demand. Al times, he maintains that the women came to him as independent agents. Al other times, he insists that the evils of American society forced them into his hands.

The distinction between being a source of evil and a reflector of it seems to he an important one to Manson, but it is hard to under-stand just why.

MANSON'S parole request Is denied for the sixth time In 1986

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in chi 1 dhood. His observations are strikingly • 147-Thiii-rpriv?,.tion Cln—c-u v c.x1 similar. The subject struggles from deep inside, %"1--: A ; .. rnt Enenre of or:- begs for 1 outside help, then ex ps 0( es. "seven to cuiroti chaotTaranirY life w ch r pal ems were unknown : or so outright el him ni thr child h or both pleats

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ten s trong, Men" requ s La bb int', 1 on'; at' to r "triggering event" v

i red to hold ijrn. Continues the to tat ly innocent ic Lim in dead.

As the writer and the person who had contact with the mother, I must admit my heart went out to her. I can't ini- agine what it would be like to live in an empty house alter sharing it with three children.

I really believed she had been treated unfairly. A policy which does not allow the ministry to comment un such cases 'prevented me front hearing both sides uf the story. . Shortly after the story appeared in The News, I watched a 'Knowledge Network documentary on a three-year-old Washington Stale boy by Ilw ia iiw of Eli Creekinore.

'the Washington equivalent of li.C,'s Ministry of Social ,Services and !lousing chose to respect tlw institution of the .family in Eli's case, and not lung after Eli turned '3 lie was dead, beaten to death by his own father while his mother, for

. reasons we ma9 never understand, chose not to protect her

.son by leaving or turning the boy over to local authorities until her husband received help.

Watching the documentary, seeing Eli with black 'rac-coon' eyes and various other bruises on his face and body brought more than tears to my eyes. Despite repeated warn-ings from the boy's grandmother, aunt, various people in .Everett including the police and a doctor who had treated him An en iergency mid reco111111Cluled lie nut be returned home, social workers continued to return Eli to his parents.

They say they believed Eli's father was making progress, ill 'although later a department official admitted social workers 'had been conned.

The night Eli died, his father beat him so badly he messed ,his pants. Eli's mother testified in court that Bruce -Creekmore, now serving a life Sentence fur second degree :murder, demanded to know why his son had 'pooped' his pants.

"Because you kicked me in the stomach," the boy was ,said to have replied.

I'm not even remotely suggesting the mother whose story appeared in The, News is in her children.

I still believe she is suffering as a result of losing her fami-ly but mow find it a little bit lunder to blame social workers ,and the ministry for being cautious in regard to the welfare of children.

A few calls to professionals familiar with child abuse and neglect cases say the ministry is generally pretty sure they are doing the right thing when they make such it drastic move.

I realize the Eli CI eekinure documentary was very emo-,tional but it has left rue wondering if it's better to err on behalf of the children, rather than the parents.

If it saves just one Eli Creekmore; I have to think it is.

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It was a touchy subject and one which we all approached with caution. Deciding to write and run the story was nut an easy decision,

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ul of Motiveless ("Psychotic") killers awaiting execution t brutal unprovoked murders. All had I os r. ono or borh DarPnt:i in childhood, "being raid by others" (Wash rdip siy.10 . Their anger lay dormant for years, then exploded unexpcc tedly "seven to ten strong men" required to hold them down. QUESTION: Do you blame them? Who did it to them? " rhey Ai//eci YYty i'vl‘Prrz -17 id/o- Pad w he n lim/pie55 Iii kj iy_DL41_11_9 E teEfq _

In 1%0 Cart Mennincer did a life event study on a ban

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(d) Contributing Factors

Young peopl6 dentuntataiing a high riali to 1111eld4 40111111114 10 be al high rill. 0Ver 111Cif

111411111e. If nut overcome, 511455, del1141.11011

alld other negative gfaiita 111 411111111u041 14056 an eyual dalleef lil late( 1114 (S010111011 4111 liellon, (9110). It la !muumuu, dicielure, to idenfily the cuntribuling lactun buieid.: Al thia eatlier gage.

Hem:Well point* to scveril fuctor• which have heett found 10 eutillibute lo a state of

114111141411455, 1101/4144C11411, 51011 0111 W1.11404111 auicidal beliavioui in the

young teuaand Cl al., 19112, "11AUlinall, POW, Stengel, 1965; 14a415, MO; Gailinlel, (919). 11.e46 1.161014 inelude:

(I) • p•yellulogical a • ithybteal

1 • pout weialitattuti Atilt.;

A cuntbinaltun uI t114:116 hketta may lead to ltiE,her Malt .116144 level ul ctivotional thaws-lian4e to the already emotionally vuliteialtle ado I 51111t hi.

SeVerill C011.1(11:111 1110lIlei have identified Malty e.1041:5 1111,1 lactota 4untithuiing iu Chdal twItavioui lit young peoule. Based on the tudy tu youth aui.:1,164 111 Alb411.1. i1Eid 19-19, S010111./11 .0141 L3U1k11 (19171 1411a-

1141131 111414 40111111/011114 1041011 11110 Iwo C414.-

1;0,4:5: piedialso4titg and itseemitaintg 1.14101 4. l'164114po4ing tatl,il 5 wele condiiioni which developcd Lwer 11111e. Ce111111§; 1114 aiage or auicida. '1116 1'011011,111g ale 101:11 614.444

110111. Uldelled act:01,1111g to 11.611 11.1141/ ti) Mental dnuldeh thug mild alcohol problenti. tuid 44,11111141 phylical etindniwia. 11.6 pier.denee il dsug ainl alcohol alfust: in youllta who communal auieidc Was atgist11. cam, 27 per cem 01 the matel and 31 Pee cent 01111e 14111a164 *LA.: fcifultcd to have

drug ptublciti. Alcohol ahuae was found to tic pievalent, and al,it,ust4111:11.101Vely a pioLlent with male..

In general, parabuicidul young pcoulc have been IluIwIl 14/ usc leb)IcIltal iiit.u4f of bell-injury than youths who aueecallully completed witeide. remilta of an eaten-

500: Tusuittu study of 11:114101Cide 4.04/

ln,a 9)3(411114114.41441 that llic majo su rity of ees

.1 • pout cummunicaiiun sli114; low bell-C1141:111,

C • A4 4411111: plUbleIllif 'I • 011e111111ily1114111,

inulliple plubleinahlrea4ura; 111111(41.1 fe WW1:4 a;

1111,411Ved ow:Wt.:, of thugs 08.2%1 lol- if/si unhappy home lile; And lowed by 1.114111.411010 lacciaimin unit (II) • multiplc luawb mental loss t

urtega 0.5'44 and 0111e1 11140115 (4,49g.). The all (ally age).

eutimtun diugs fired wen: almtin (13'k), Valium (29%), tiapilin dclivailafea / 00.3,4,hadthiltaua(11.)%)(u.dialx1/

GolualA:6., 1)171.

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Cf9tiS,

SV/CIDE- 1", CRNIAPP614. • /2 couer p f ho 1-12cf ti)at •our f-8>Day ro 7-I ‘;

Professor of Family Law, afawa stateulT\ Dr. Julien Payne. N) all intents and purposes, therefore, currant ; judicial practices (in Canada)' confirm that the 1 Legal divorce process severs not only the marital, )ond but also the child's bond with the non-!ustodial parent.

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li`.;ir 1-70 • C f 4,1 • ) 1' IL 11)i: 1 11 Y,C!

heeipilating laetuta wet.: Jelond as the

niggtling of ,o111,1e in owe! 111

then the ItulluwIlig wen: idetittlied incillal 11441111 Ct ISIS, ifenened lailuiei and ius511.41eine1114111.

19.51 6.40 1 2.90 An isitelealing !hiding iii thia study was

21.70 MU 10.941 that 4 totalutity Ill aunide cumpleies, iiele

(mind to he living with theft latlithea at the 11104 111 111411 deal)i. and Ilia( 0 lliell I/101101-11011 Kele 11111 ** 1041C141 110 1 111 l'', 1114 Niudy

24.24 4.21 14.15 also idenimed i!ucelio. "pie•dea111 eventa'• 11.311 .1.50 5.40 t 4 III m 90 1161 CC111 ill C.111. 5, 111414 4111114

114 11114411141c41 aa W.11111110 01 1114 itupciidnig

1.1.30 4.61) 11.63 1/1.52.

aunide. loi e•athisle, auicid.. 1.044 %eh; U.74

19.514 6.47 1 2.92

9,00

a Monty Ill .1114141,:auctintia, ....en thought Ittund to he iii11411 ItigInt 1..1 todividuala will.

11..UU 11.2(4 12, 111 the liequency ill aitemilia waa gen....ally how. 5.65 1),, 'Ilie aigniinatil asi..at ill Mt, 1)Ise ,11 1116.

2169:n106 7r

5.90 12.tiu death event' was Mat 11.041 1.11141..u4 4114111ln5 IA:Lulled Wilhin LAIC yeas ol Itic SUItftle, alial 11141 11101e 111.1141 401111111114i1 WW1& 144111111 0114 Weel. Ul Ille 1/141,1011 1 J11411110 111411

25.17 7.91 I11.12 leinalea. litte..1 in oblique tImala .11 4uienle 20.011 6.40 1 3.311 ,.......: alau tound to he "moo.... "lac-death

cveitta" llluldi and '..dostion, 19/6

(Mier ligna' ill Wilkie have been adentilted Ity 1414.1111C

40,11.1411 01 meciptiant alteitattuo hum p41' 141111 thi 1116 ab4tain:6 ill whet emotionally auvutidive human ret4in...411Iva. 14.41 or imaginary IC 1.111111111 by a la:er 101 either 544) 1111uu; 141.11101U111[1 1441 Well highly valued; a 41E11.114am (usually either athletic ul at:oaf:Inn:1 Ilhioli V016 -I/1111114 - 4191‘1100:.

and 100)01 14111119 1.1111U1111011 ill 1hUN011111011 (usually 111401411114 Ilie espetially II 1114 young 1141,0•1 111111114,4145 1,11111411 ai a ie.noli lot lihil

Thew met:totaling f...has 8156 Leen Mund III tk: mule lilEgeli fUleide

III,: ',showing eunditiona ale ineaciit:

a lung•lianding huistoty 01 Ole 014 01 4111111e, 111.4 llaill',IIIs III (IC

adule,Leht Out example, IIC.11ltliI lull. assays, 414.1,

•1 Manny ol 104119 a441414111 1/1 )alluU4

lyffea; wietal taolaituit which has teecialy beL01114

111014 111111111114111, and ding ot alcoltul alfuac (Singer, 191101.

Scactal atudica have chamined Wield,: III lelin) ol lllese Some atud.ea 1411.0 Mai IlIc .:111.1111.uoinf 101 a 1141.”11141‘14 ale 51,111141 10 111014 1.11.111.1 141111 3111C 1d4. One 1010.11.1 anwly .11 1/41aull•

141.11 101111ka, Ill - 11111/, a1441 ri.Ill, 1111114*14.1 1114 fullowing 1111111464 tu Ilse 51414 11141 anemia, Ill Uldif UI 114+14114y:

cun Mel with pateniaiateii Nieto; ilunid1111.:111 11 111411 1.1.1 aculle; 'IOW' 'M11,141111, U. 11001 Ullliathhlhhlcli 1114111 11101.411 1101114N, J414111100 44111143 and tinier Wine., too IllUtil tea4...MO.4. and 100 111001 41 111,1 1111 and

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IU by an A11141 la

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y lethal should he 4 t.eittiteation 40111 sultmle dal intent Is ii ale ipuiicd ul itliCide iii udy makel

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10.33 1:1./0 110

2 u9 6.2.1 4.111)

21.20 16.40

3.22 2.00

12. It) 9.50

24.54 5.25 14.91 111.20 4.110 1 1 .60

22.31 7.32 14.71 22.20 9,00 16.011

59.113 9.43 35.h7 104,70 54.111 111.10

70.07 13.10 43.4/1 16.9U .110 9.IU

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OCT 3 0 1987. MATSQUI

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SUICIDE AMONG YOUTH AN EPDEMTc Thr

„, ci3 fipiriL . rt 1,2( Nervous and Menta!DiseAse ttlat4 ..11.6•1•111.•41 Inuak.l.

.ii...0••••••,..110,10.1041.1111,1111)/

orttiNAL ARTICLES

FACTORS IN SUICIDA!, .AT1EmrTS, A REVILW or („Licaap.CIYINE. LA.Slcs Owi..1 M. Nita., Ack. 510.

OR11.6.1.1114..100

INTiluDUCTION The act of suicide is not solely the result of unfavorable cnviron•

mental influences such as )011 of money, health Of friends, etc. which the _ars-mints in the.ne.wspapers nsiglit lead one to 1>elievc. Instead of

being a sunp c mattet, suicide is a very comp cx phenomenon and the ihn1Ottvaiwns for the act are to be found in ths_.aL.L.9r_t2Jiti _structure of e

. individual to 2 . fa ------r grsatcr..5)..stptulritt_in...ths.intincdiatc_present cayialuncalsh.i.cli_thuuicir1214.sersnu_2ppcaruo be maladjusted.

It is necessary to examine carefully the behavior and experiences of Iv the early and mote formative cars of rerson?.lity deve.l.oprne.nt. Such ni a study helps to delineate the background of the suicidal attempt and

VL• shows that the innnediate (*Vent %A/16dt is commoithltchl to be the kr cause foults_a lly no more than the thjag Jitat nulls the csr tri t -tcr of a loaded un. "Ilius it appears that many individuals

arctL . wtrn ia I suicides from eltildlicq c.n., due to defects in early personality developrnent.

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s 0 addition one patient lost both parents many years before she was 11,

either a !parent or sibling blfnre thsilLaATL!!!s2gr.Lpfliy52r1. This is a percentage of 68 and seems to be of significance.

CONCLUSIONS •

i. As manunitsala_a_.e ,inted out, the alleged "cause" of the a_v_c22.gs _..p.tismuLaLLIAcjijc_js....Aun..1" 2.7—Le.iiiaptujpitathtg_sysT.

arc being formed. years of the personality when the orticture of the

ego and super-ego IteldlaSISSMINIrAISAINAMtrUNMISSISIIMISMS

Batchelor and Napier [3] examined 200 consecutive attempted suicides for the presence of a broken home in childhood and found that VITt of their sar___. b en ie..pd=w

life with Lbsir:_p ucnts" for a oeriod of cater than c months. Moss and Hamilton [29j compared 50 adu/ts judged to be seri-

ously suicidal to identical numbers of potentially suicidal and non- suicidal subjects. They found 98% of the J.I.).1s_s..!s had a • "death trend" in their histories which they defined as the death or loss of

under "dramatic" conditions. Sixty percent of these subjects had experienced the loss in early life, 75% of these before the end of adolescence. Loss of thc fathe

to have precipitated the subject's illness. A history of suicide in the rrnmcdiatc family was noted in 25% of cases. R '1•1 0 R ....

Ltivc completed suicides to 121 subjects who had attempted sui-:ide and reported some strikinz_findinqs. Fifty percent of the corn- 31cted suicide group and 64% of the attempted suicide group m from r xram broken homes. Nearly half of the completed suicidcs had lost sri.:...,sti

.ixs arents as had two•thirds ofIllt:22.112._an trd suicides. Whet cas vents through death was commonest in the completed sui• throuch divorce was commonest among the 3ttemptc4

Discutsion - m ouRnaNG A survey of these 25 case histories reveals that there arc several

features which arc common to a majority and that there arc other % factors which appear several of the cases. in 2.1 of the as_c_a_sci (fLA per cent)Jhc individual had suffered the death tjahsencejof a parent 0, or. siblin It might be argued that this is not so rentariale even if it cn be taken into consideration that the average age of the 35 suicidal in-

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op t ip m. mrstr,, r.,10 - - Our national epidemic of young "suicides" more nearly

resembles homicide or genocide or state infanticide than it does suicide.

Do/ens of researchers over the past 45 years have done what is known as life event investigations into the lives of younp suicides and all have come up with the same answer: The common denominator in the background of suicidal youth is loss of a parent or parents in childhood.

In Alberta the Native Indian wardship rate is about seven times normal and shows up down the road as a Native Indian suicide rate of "five to twenty times higher than the rest of Albertans." Some ethnic groups have integrated (Germans, Italians, etc.). Some. have co-existed (Hutterites). But the only ethnic minority that has been singled out for attack under the wardship system is the Natives.

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Hence I accuse the Governments of Canada of practising Native Indian wardship genocide.

One might argue that the Natives are seven times as unfit as parents, seven times as abusing. I can find nothing in the literature to support such an argument. Indeed, some tribes lost a generation of their children in the Sixties Scoop. In any event, studies (Toro, U.S.A.. 1982) show that parental-ly abused apprehended children fare worse in development than do their similarly abused counterparts who were left -with the abusing parents. It seems that kids grow out of parental abuse; state abuse (parental removal) is potentially lethal. Decades of intense wardship imposed on the Native Indians, most of it all for nothing, a human rights horror show! Sorry 'bout that, people!

There appears to be a strong political factor in this genocide. One Native parent kills his child and out come all the racists to shout "Why doesn't the Government take all their kids away?" But if a thousand kids are sent to their deaths through the wardship program, no outcry is heard. The Alberta Government, through it's hoax ISM Suicide Commission, has been able to conceal from the public and the natives themselves this direct relationship between custody and wardship loss and later suicide. Have a look at the Commission's Report. You'll find no mention of this loss-of-parent(s) in childhood as being the pre-disposing factor. Precipitating and triggering events only s re examin-ed and the conclusion drawn that suicide is an enigma.

It is difficult, when reviewing the major personality disorders that beset mankind, to find one that cannot be traced back to this loss-of-parent(s) as a areat common denominator. It seems that there is nothing more traumatic. more (levitating we can do to a child than to remove. his very own '`my mon" and/or "my dad", even though in our own eyes we set his God and Godess as "unfit". ! submit that most of the "unfitness. ' exists in the minds of the sadists, racists, kooks, cash-register mentality professionals who operate the system, the ones who process these kids through Kanertroo Courts wherein the. Judge is told how rotten the pants arc hut is never told a word about State abuse, neva knows that he is pronouncing a Russian Roillette Death Order on the child. Isom!, so tratinnatic is this parent Wing (judicial) to the child that he represses it, amnesia style. It remains buried inside to affect his (levee-torment, to bur/ forth in later yen quite by sur-prise. As an example. I refer my critics to a study done on motiveless. "psychotic" killers (vienninger, !960). All tub- ter!! in the study were awsitine eration. All had ex- 1,0,4 •••••• /Mel /11.1 f " Ill ".• ta in rh rth nevi thbpincr

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One doesn't need to react tne literature to understand the problem. Were the PLO to execute a child's parents, the world would offer sympathy, yet we judicially kill parents In court in Canada on a large scale basis. Dors no one ever

.stop to think about the buried anger, sorrow, hate that develops in the child's mind as he watches helplessly? We order parents to reject their children, yet we adults are angry and depressed when a fellow adult rejects us.

What do you expect of the child? When, as adults our parents die of old age many of us are profoundly shaken by the separation,. yet we deliberately impose permanent separation on the child. What goes on in the minds of these sadists who do this to helpless children? Are you really sur-prised that the deparented child dies later of a broken heart? Or strikes back blindly with homicide?

Criminal Code: Section 200

Section 200 of the Criminal Code makes itvery much an of-fence to do this to young children, up to two years in jail. hut enforcement of the code was set aside decades ago to car:Choate this courtroom child killing. Racists, sadists, kooks, money grabbers, man haters all vote; kids don't. They are non-entities in the justice system, their best in-terests defined by the self-serving adult(s) who are their legal guardians. They have no avenue of redress. politically expedient for the Attorneys General and Solicitors General to solicit votes at the expense of children's blood.

We've bedecked our old car with large nasty signs such as Courtroom Child Killing: Will You Help Us Stop It? and Judges: Please Close 7his Child Suicide Factory. We've had coverage from a number of smaller papers, have had three T.V. newsclipse have been on radio. We've displayed our signs in front of the main door at the Court of the Queen's Bench in Calgary and Lethbridge, all with the In-tent of creating public awareness, a public outcry front the more civilized segment of the Native and White com-munities. We have to date not been able to move the politi-ciani who operate the .aystem.

Will you am. irt? We are available to attend Native com-munities. Will you please help these crying, dying kids who are 'seing nysteinatically, in rniany owl ?rrit to thp t)glif-ct of dt-itihc?

The findings of thin ntudy can be summarized by the presentation

of composite profile of the "typical" adolescent who attempted

suicide,

C Jo a I4-year-o1d white female who was brought to emergency 114 room after ingesting an entire bottle of 100 acetaminophen

tablets. Upon psychological examination she revealed that one

week ago she had decided not to continue seeing her boyfriend of

two months. fatient's mothur and father were divorced when she

was five years old and tfather diedi when she was seven. Her school marks were grades lost year, ut she now is missing many days

of school due to colds and other r; atic complaints leading her

to worry if she will pa aa this year. She was oriented to time,

place and person. Her recent and remot memories were intact whil(

her affect was flat, depressed, and when qked if she ever felt

like crying she welled up with tears. She id trouble falling

asleep (taking longer than 45 minutes) at lea three times per

week and would have dreams of her father during he night. She has no favorite food and has lost three pounds in wo weeks.

Nut lee 'rather dlod" '''''' ' '''nei I. " or cause of the at.tempt . The loss - of-boyfriend iii the triggeiiny even or precipitating (actor. Notice the two years between divorce and lather ousting. It's the "typical" two yea, custody has as rather attempts (unsevreqsfully) to maintain cohit with the child. Notice tho lutter grades; She has choked back her agony for seven years, Car, COrltdin It N., longer and like Peter (Page herein), collapses when some minor event re-opens lne bolted MOURNING. The seven years of silhnee, the "incubation" period if you like, is seized upon by the HOAX tusearehern to "plove" that Father killing is wonderful wonderful for the child, hut like Thalidomide. the delayed horior emerges sometime down the road.

Soviet Seholars_of_ameri.cao_Capitaliomr Isn't it beautiful? This typioai aTiem6Ttor wIff-Ktrugglo on in agony for years until completing. not during those years she's money in tho bank for the hordes of snake oil merchants who wrIl turn out (with choked voice and trembling lips, self-annoited child saviors) to 'treat" her for any number of psycho-pathologies that .she will likely manifest In her closing years. snu'll make beautiful copy for the Snake Oil Ad Agency People (i.e. North NnerIcan Media) as in Marilyn Monroe or Charieh Manson.

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Soviet Citizens: How slick, how absolute the control of citizens in this country. We live at the feet of the Social Workers and Bureaucrats. A parent never knows when a sick-minded professional will snatch her kids at school, never to be seen again. To speak up or ask quehtions means that future child- ren or the remaining children will be sent to their deaths too.

• A substantial parent who chooses to speak for mourning children finds his own three kids sentenced to death and himself thrown in jail, potentially for life. (Sewa-pro---here-xml-7- ,

A continent of children live in terror, watching their small friends suddenly "disappear" at school, wondering "Am

next?". Or, at play, to discover from friends that Divorce means "Daddy went away and never came back". Can you Imagine their terror of the contemplated mourning every Lime an angry word passes between their parents?

Meanwhile our senior media sell napkins with bloody scoop stories of the dyin kids, but are fiercely determined to cover up the tact that our Fwniy Courts

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Whenever an epidomic strikes, the medi,o; take "a random samplinu of the victims, du J carviul anilyais of their life event charts looking for a common event, looking for a "Hirlidomide" in their backgrounds.. ft is a standard research tool.

These studios were done on suicidal youth back in the nineteen thirties and forties, were at and re-affirmed in dozens of subsequent studies. Always the same answer:

MOURNING (artificial or real) is the one and only common denom-inator in the background of a random sampling of suicidal youth. Possibly as high as 98% of the time (Moss & Hamilton 19S6) with 84% being a better average working ntetber. Sorry: Consentual child-adult sexual contact is NOT the predisposer of suicide as the self-serving Sex Therapists now tell us as their excuse to impose mourning madness on our kids.

Our KILL-THEIR-PARENT(S)!! Custody and Wardship Courts are giant child suicide factories operating throughout North America. They are the modern day Auschwitz for our children.

Similarily, youth psychopathologies (drug addiction, alcoholism, mindless violence etc. etc.) are manifestations, precipitating events only in the lives of our mourning children, these 25 million artifically orphaned or half-orphaned youth amongst us. The only exception I could find to this To,,Irihg-predisposes-yeuth:myehL: pathology rule was schizophrenia. Apparently it is genetic or chemical in origin. If you know of any literature which disproves these observations please mail to me the literature reference.

(6) Granted, poor parenting produces bad habits and neurosies, but for the most part these are only an itch. The de-parenting "medicine" for this "itch" is potentially lethal to the child. Thalidomide is an interesting comparison: Immediate tranquility for mother and fetus but long-term devastation for both,. mothers

:"win" in custody court too, then, in too many cases, are left to raise and bury their tosenage suicides.

Kids have a tendency to grow out of su5standard parenting (Paul Toro, 1982). It's the mourning, rejection, bond-breaking that frieo their brains, ZAPS their computers.

If indeed MOURNING KILLS, then one should be able to observe the commencement of psychopathologies and oeath in the child innediatel) upon the departure of a parent. Kelly & Wallerstein did exactly this. I assume that if one had sufficient X-ray or B-Sean equipment one could also observe the development of a deformed fetus immediately after exposure to Thalidomide.

I invite you to review the literature through the eyes of a do-parented child. Wardship, Custody, laloption (day old or pre-bonded), single parent artificial insemination, surrogate motner-hood, foster children, etc. etc. It's a horror show. We have essentially ignored the effects of bond-breaking, have had a

fixation only on of the child an immediate "superior" growth environment—

It's a double tragedy. So much has been learned in the Humanities Labs about parent effectiveness methods which should have been taken out into the homes and used to assist the child in shoring up his parent-child bonds. Instead, we took from him one or both of his very own "my mom" and/or "ny dad", cut his life sustaining umbilical cord and left him to wither and die in a "superior" environment. We further in . and worsened his position with less than. worthless child counselling. These kids, and hence the nation, have been used as lab rats by the High P‘iesthood, toe very people we looked to for answers as our nation comes apart at the seams.

(11) Before reviewing the literature, some introspection is in order. Think of your own FEELINGS as a seasoned adult when you are rejected by someone close to you, such as a spouse. Notice sadness, tears, depression followed by rage and vindictive 4VM This MAD-SAD reaction is built into the child when a pare t.,;(- eave any reason. It festers and controls him from deep ins id r.,f1.111) due my any number of major disturbances throughout his 1 LI including Youth suieide (such as Palmer 1941) or Hotivel Homicide (Henninger 1960). 0.•

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(12) !.:ter into thc shoe:- of the mourning child, look at the reality oi the world timough his eye!•:

My mom killed my dad (juJicially in Custody Court). said she did it because she lov(d my. Ske cylq.cted m to congratulate her and glow ur he:.3thy and hormAl.

The Se.wial Worker killed my very Wardship Court) then told mo she as ungrateful for the "help" she

OWH mom and thid (in loved me. She secs gave me.

My mum and dad threw me in the garbage can the cloy 1 wds born (day old adoptees). Yes, my adoptive parents are loving and wholesome, but why an: 1 so worthlebs that in; parents dumped me?

(d) Turkey Baster children (single mother, artifical - insemination). "My dad cjaculatc6 in a tc.EA tube, then abandoned me forever. That's how worthless 1 am."

(13) Consider your own feelings if your one rtd only child were taken from you, any Anger? Page? EFpecially so if you knew iI. was done deliberately. The child w:Jat a few years to later become a Charles Manson Mourn in Page Manster or a Marilyn Monroe Suicide.

By KATHY TAIT Staff Reporter .

Suicide is now the third most common cause of c!.Nxth among kids 15 to 19.

And more teens than ever before are going into treatment for depression. . Why is it, with their whole life ahead of them and the health and fitness to enjoy it, that some teen.s are bowing out?

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Vern Dillabough has a message for all those responsible for separating children froin their families.

"Watch your ass." ' Dillabaugh and a female companion

have been travelling throughout B.C. and Alberta for more than a year in a beat-up 1974 Fiat emblazoned with in-flammatory slogans aimed at politicians and social workers, or anyone else in-volved in the separation of a child from one or both parents.

Dillabaugh, a former high school principal and child counselor who lost access to his own three children four years ago, maintains that a child being separated from one or both parents can result in - what • he :calk -a•-•-"Moairniirg-Rage Monster." • •

Dillabaugh describes a. Mourning Rage Monster as a child who has been separted from one or both parents, who simply cannot cope with the loss, and likens them to time bombs waiting to ex-plode.

"Some of these Mourning Youth refuse to go quietly. They repay us 10-fold on their way out by striking back at what we did to them. They turn into soulless monsters who rape and murder innocent victims," he said.

Not only does Dillabaugh want to see drastic changes in the way the courts deal with child custody battles, he main-tains that when the changes finally come about, some very influential people should be put behind bars. - Over the last three years some 3,000 Canadian youths have ended their mour-ning, with suicide. These arc victims of

state-imposed and condoned artificial orphaning—victims of politicians who bought votes with children's blood—vic- tims of sadists, racists and self-servers.

"It's you of the state who have killed our kids, created the suicides and mour- ning rage killers, you have imposed on us the human rights horror show of all times, all documented in my three year file—see you in court." • : -

Dillabaugh says the courts are in direct violation of section 200 of the Criminal Code when they order the separation of a child from one or both. parents.

"Section 200 of the Criminal ,:code suites that anyone who exposes or aban-dons a child under 10 so that its health is likely to be permanently , .Liangered is. guilty for up to two years in jail. This mandates on parents that thy must not abandon their children, and puts the courts in the obvious position of break-ing the law when they •separate child from parent," he said.

Dillabaugh says he will resort to slandering a high ranking public official in order to get his day in court.

may be forced into using Criminal Libel to unseat the absolute, unchecked, entrenched power of the state orphan makers."

Art Scott, Public Information Officer .for the Ministry of Social Services and Housing along with other employees of the Ministry declined to comment on Dillabaugh's actions.

"I would prefer not to discuss this matter...we all felt this would be best handled undiseussed. I don't think I'll hazard my personal views," he said.

1 ern Achot.1 principtil mitt child emu, wIloi• Ins message again.st separating parents and children on the road.

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p_RoiLLs'l roNfo, minx) COIJN`;FIJLOH5I Plemaa make a public fool or me! PRODUCE THiL Ity.7PARCH THAT I'ROVE7, ,IOAN McCOHO IL WHONC. Put up or uhut up! tither fold your circus tentu and go home or face the Judge!

MU(Al Please photo and circulate amongst the professionals in your community. Expose them or expose me.

YLV,ONAL P_42.JURY AWARq_I.AWYEH7;) I say there In a goldmine here for you acti on behalf-Of these damaged children. What say you?

cloWiCT7:S. Will you help me conquer this evil? Its massive. deliberate de cilktilon of the souls of children for personal gain. The prony of these destroyed kids (the "abuead become the abusers") will have more destructiv counselling Imposed on them in a never ending downward cycle. Please read REVELATIONS, then phone or write.

ATT0RnY5 cleane commence an investigation leading to Section 50 charges7--Tf you don't, I will.

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Vern DiIlahaugh is fighting a children's crusade.

And like the youthful crusaders of medieval times who trudged hundreds of miles to fight for their cause,

Ilabaugh refuses to be daunted by obstacles thrown in his path.

"We've knocked on every door. And I will resort to libel if 1 hase to because the lives of hundreds of children are at stake," the former school principal and youth counsellor says as he stands next to his car, a mobile ad-vertisement for his crusade.

Dillabaugh and his companion, Erna Schapansky, are tour-ing B.C. and Alberta in an effort to Con-vince the public and lawmakers that children shouldn't be separated from their families in custody disputes and abusive situations.

The Mission couple toured Richmond this week, setting up shop in front of the local Family Court on Granville Avenue.

Dillabaugh is so in-tent on his crusade that he is prepared to go to jail for it. He has sent letters sent to both provincial and federal levels of gov-ernment, but has yet to make his mark on the system.

His plan now is to libel an official and have his day in court to prove his case.

From his car, which is emblazoned with provocative slogans and papered in newspaper clipp-ings, Dillabaugh hand' out pamphlets

ar. 0.1,1u4. v4hy. he believes 4hildren are better off with their own parents.

According to Dillabaugh, who says he hits researched the subject of family sepal anon for the past three years, youngsters who are

taken awas trom then parents and put ono foster homes or other surrogate fami-ly situations ,go through a period of mourning.

1 hey fed abandon-ed and insecure and, under duress, rn:iv sometimes COrnnlIl suicide, he says.

"It is this sense of rejection or aban-donment that is the crucial thing," he says, adding that his researoh shows that five of six young people who commit suicide have one or no parents at all.

tfillabaugh was prevented from seeing his children three years ago, following a custody battle with his wife. Today, Dillabaugh wants to see judges consider a system that would guarantee some form of dual custody.

"The judge should give custody to the most sharing parent," Dillabaugh says.

And he says abusive parents should be thrown in jail or threatened with incarceration if they do not treat their children properly.

'We lower the boom on the parent, not destroy his inno-cent and abused vic-tim.

"The kid has enough problems with his Parents without orphaning him. It is the effect of orphaning that we protest," Dillabaugh says.

He cites a section of the Criminal Code, which states that the abandonment or ex-posure of children to injury is a criminal offence, to back his claim, suggesting the Ministry of Human Resources violater this section when talk-ing a child away from a parent.

A spokesperson for the Richmond CHIMO Crisis Centre says, however, that local statistics do not jive with Dillabaugh's claims.

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most of the young people, who call the crisis line because they are considering suicide, are form_tail parent faniiks. , "It doesn't show in rur statistics, so I don't know where he's getting his facts

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The only serial killings Canadi- an authorities have isolated in- clude the Clifford Olson murders of 11 children and teens, the Ilan-fax-area killing of three prosti-tutes, and now the Ottawa Valley killer.

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A serial killer, a man wh preys on Ottawa Valley recluniv singles, will likely read this story today.

He lives among his victims. Police say he's killed poasibly six persona, and an authority In

multiple murderers nays It's likely he'll keep on klIllog unless he "burns out or gives urp," is killed, or is caught by police.

Canada has few home-grown se-rial killers: the dubious record of multiple murderer-5, sonic 50 to 100 at present, goes to the United States.

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Insp. James McCormick con- _ firmed Sunday that three homi-cides in the Winchester area and possibly six, are the work of one man In his 40s,

Ile wouldn't nay whether pop• ce are watching him. A serial killer, according to'El- ..

liott Leyton, author of Hunting Burnam: Me Rise of the Moiler!) Multiple hfurdeft, is a man who can blend with a crowd, is driven by a cold hatmal and can be high-

, ly intelilgenL A aerial killer is a man who

kills many over a period of time.

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ile_i7.1211.a.Y-iiitv.e_ en -tlyreor_ more Woes.. or were (1.9 ts2tLatteigj_ii:kt2 A uzzy sense of identity."

The aerial killer is someone °with a burning social ambition, but no ability - "they are failing

"The niost common characteris-tic of North American serial 'kill-ers is they come from troubled but not necessarily terrible, fa

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recognition tinder the laws that child abuse goes beyond physical nAnotilt.'; nod inchtdes the fi'LOljeCt• Mg of children go Severe emotional

4— presslireIt. AtntRe of that nature evdcc toroutitte

medical examittothms but often . causes psychic wounds deep;, enough to lost a lifetime.

!)!Norce ep.irletole A later category of those sof Fer-

nip front .._tch cruelty Are the chtt• 0=. ett of tatier is homes, in tvitirli. ,16 the West census figures reveal. I I million children nre growing ttp. ;le homes tacking n father are,

I thviour4, mostly the product of our mu-of •coottol divorce epi- demic. I.chinrd 1.exter, ,,i.rector of Children's Services nt the Coromu• tot v rteiit:it Itemth rind l'syeltintric

of Norfolk, lin., in edicis that within the nexttO enrs, ono

iif every four (- thither' win c:itle it) a lathers3 h(msr1101(1.

Vhisui tself ht n roost tlin• tressiiip statistic, since the absence of any !Poirot hi n iotirce ot great riolniisit In n child. !lot maknnt nint:ers ttiorse is the htipact meat the citilde en or o!. . embillorod rooffier. ‘,..ho ill too many tom:an:es uses the children ai; devices with wIslet to punish tier former tome.

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nithe exes," witkcli the chit- ii , always Inge, is obstructing the ;moil', therapy prnet?Ihniers. 1117rre tarhilinhitnOte for a pence- T3 father in his endenvorn to maintain sleft n Ntory headlined Mother's ',loving fr.rny rdrendy troubled t- ier:11hr coittnct with his children. Allger 7bwaffi r:x•Sroftse_ KFY -117 r y it tooiur breokdowo i tottralitY Aloimigh the Inthers go tltrounti (ht dc Prablrm flehrivior. Lt quotes nItt.1 by nil manner of rampant vicu

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sco end roucero. lteport3 or cnse3 14... sue on the i ise, IN are intinsto es

0 designee., to curb lids evil. A provi- sion in New York City's l985 both get, tor instance, allows the recruitment of homy more social workers assigned to protect the

4:11/ innocent 'victims of beatins',,-3 And ractS1 .

Cli.... uptortimstely, there is scfil no

quiet desperation." lit tite Worth of .teitrey Finn /Single Parent. Ntny )9ii) the children, especially the toms, for obvious rensnos, take an even worse emotional beating.

V,thatever the reasons for it tunrtiti breakup — annl each Instance of divorce is sui prorris — it con, in genera/ be said that :lie htitibrutd, tonitelaily speaking, remains brill), secure tvliereas zitt.!

iet heitind often foto poverty, Because of ids profes-sional experiencr rvKl niohillty, the tntlier tistirWy. linis tittle trouble getting by, hut the wattion'l owlet!! Inioln to become

stay at home wit!h the chll- diem, she has given op education and /minim!, p'..1Pliceq for !ter, even If • site Cr ', chlid care, to film a decent Job. Ar:,.(t.rii.,1 thnt holy he n neon - of fru:ItrnCntt ill having been Ptondoned for . another wotonn by the man to; %thorn ithe ri7ore ber hest years.

!er totally viscerni rtPspotir.e to thk tio•exit tatuntlon Si easily utn'etn;tandabic, strike bric/s. to nay wrly torrittte. !Itit !,.,r tendency to turn the chil-dren against their dad cannot hf.: conentted, for thnt most of nil.

Injures the children, who by no stretch or the imagination ore guilty of anything.

Whether in fear or the mother's fury or out of pnLy for her con-dition, for which, rightly or ‘vrougly, the rather is persistently blamed, the children will of tett feel compelled to denumstrate fierce hose: :ty toward the person they most deeply love. Such a powerful conflict of entot loos has to lead to ainintonni psychic development.

. :rho march :26 iliorrirth:n am/ Oivoree llufety, a newsletter for

tortion of the child-father ‘k ft reintionship, we ern, be confident Or." the seeds of it Yost army of 5odortatlin hove been sown.

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Bred lit fatherless homes and ' filled with iwitsiittes4 and moor-pilaus rage for ‘wWitit,they ore Mu to blame, they wit! ove!tron this land. They aro ;,',,tire inaq-11 eve • n

.1lavitirt opted for divorce as the sotution o family and Marital pridt-trios, art.,r society has created a built-in chiY•destroyhte machine. And sitteEi, there is not,' to yet, the proposal of an idea for rem• crlying the inevitably testi/mitt .

Incredible iengths'

The newsletter further reports • that "the overwhelnling ranjorHy of mothers refuse to recognize that the ChilcrN rdationship with t, •r• . • (other Imperative to the chlVs development." In express Uer anger mid negate the father, Ili(' vita go to "ticrettible Ittlit1h1,-tocoudloR -geoRraphictilly moseitiR .; awny, ite, child's loyalty, etc. These motilvrs si,i;11 not accept Any resportiOny to nurture and . preserve the fruiter-66d relation-nhip."

iI nnythine officio! being done 0 • to prevemt t*,-rit of child abuse?. rm.. O r course rv..v!.,:nce its existence Is

reconized orndothted fwd. !z !um no mune. What this means lo the lovig, run is greelottre to can- • "-- .) teittpHtvi.

forma Superior Court as observitig that in many cases where mothers seek therapy bet:none of hav_ini, been hatterrii by their children. the Tf.ey iTtit !ler deckinto to tientroy father•c!ti!d relationsttip. Once In thcranY,

reprirrn ion anti iety. ''n period inveslinntrw aim!, M. Lewis nno ct drntonl!ty. .11141111111911

odds, the mothers' statments about , • the father being "unavailable" or "disinterested" ore often ,,..stor-fions of conditions brought about by her father-itegating actions.

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. Ile argued, too, that police never found the missing pumas of Willems and Seto during thea. "show and tell"' expedd ion with Evans.

Focusing, on the confessions, Gillen said Evans related in detail some aspects or the crimes that were never suggested to him by police.

Born in Vancouver, the youngest of three sons of longshoreman Manse! Evans and his wife Teresa, Evan'a lived with his mother.a 1 talah tali aim 1

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pe arated when he was six years old. A

perart;-? child, was_,ksrl by hi'( mother to live in _Ontario, where he Ali, , ftTareTi;f:176-oTin T,--,,----,-in and later (;,...? Hamilton.

If is mother said her son's hyper prft:, sonality tended to disturb other chdren in the classroom, with the resu that Evans lost a lot of schooliog. They moved bark to B.C. ;111974 and lived at various addresses in Abbotsford, Mis-sion and Sardis.

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low Mkt Rivard the jallhouse aurtesy of first •ittaing him on re. a Instead, less than aka hours nfter

canIvicted rapt was trucked to illhaven penitentiary, he was irked to death with a ladle. • Rivard, `Z:l, of Windsor, Ont. had ten transferred from the medium-tcuritY Workworth prison to the aximum-aecurity Millhaven, ith In the _Kingston, Ont., area, ter stabbing a fellow prisoner. "To kill a man within six hours — /en at Millhaven is pretty .uch,"'said a veteran corrections fIcer at Warkworth. "Iarnatea would normally be yen 12 hours notice to get off the nge (tier of cells). They set them I fire and to them in their II When he was found dead a week.

few inside or outside the penia ntiaapoyatem grieved. Rivard is regarded as just a muaele-umd creep who had rayed two

1°0,2 rowemmr,r.vvennt,mommotwa watched television, he wandere even r "Here Is a guy who, as far down his apartment hallway an

raped a 22 yearold cerebral pals as the rest of the world Is victim in her bedroom. Concerned, w a li ) ti 11 t A year later he crawled under (someone) who got fitlill Ma W;1011-00M ilt a bar an

sexually attacked a woman. . Wabbod n 11/Uneven. But The lack of a struggle in the cc there's get to be more to where Rivard was found dead wa than thirol.!1 _Gzq evident.

McNeoloy ' . "I've been in this business Ion maaravaraarattararreratarzaotaiseannitom enough to know that was an exect.

. thin," McNeeley said. cide victim in Ontario's jails this a p a Questions have been aske• year. ..1:,iTr 1

whether the prison system Inc ri ' • "He was NG," said the Wark- hard enough to prevent the murder worth official. "That means 'no and why a marked man was in th. good.' It's the current' desigiiiition eneral pr on population. for unpopular prisoners, like rats

'1-1.• i g is "IL was unconscionable," sail and stool pigeons. Ile was consid- one prison official. "That man wa ered here to be jast about the scum I dead before he got there. Inmate

r.at.r7.q." tr_ of the earth."

':'4. - like him, and you and I didn't liki didn't like him, the public didn' Gary McNeeley, Rivard's law-

yer, didn't feel much sorrow, hut he NMI RIVARD: 'Ifa riTirrar, him. So this guy didn't have thi die feel the story ought to be told, convict found hacked to death right to live — that's what they "Here is a guy who, as far as the were thinking. Anything bad tha

rest of the world is concerned, was was often beaten at home, a psychi doean't arouse public ire is okay." . just (someone) who got stabbed ini atric report says. His mother an Dennis Curtis, a correction! Millhaven. But there's got to be ti,ale‘pf ather abused alcohol am. spokesman, .said Itivard refuse( men,. one of them a victim of i more to it than that," he said. a - A cooliirJrcare for him, so at five he protective custody and only (ha

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were false, but a B.C. Supreme Court , jury believed Wesley Gareth Evans told police the truth when he admitted •

,k.illing .. Lavonne Willems and Bev , Seto. .

On F"riday night, jurors found the 111121-year-old Wasaul man guilty on ffilwo counts of first degree murder. '!;')•r'And in 'sentencing Evans to life in '11••pr1aon,, Justice Howard Callaghan

said Evans must serve a minimum 25 years before becoming eligible for

Evans' lawyer Intends to appeal the conviction. .

The trial ended three weeks of I:testimony, some in voir dire, involv-. Ing tape-recorded confessions,

Evans' own mental and physical .troubles, and a handful of exhibits. *; During his summation, defence counsel Glen Orris argued his client was riot the type of man to have corn-

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as examples of political cover-uns (through Bibliography Scrubbing) of the devastation c.: o State Child Abuse. I demand the immediate appointment of an out-of-province special

prosecutor to come to this province a m ad by Section 200 enforceent, c'e close down this Childrens° Holocaust by restoring to them their lawful protection under Secton 200.

0, >Ne Opposition leaders: i demand that you fiMibuoter the house if necessary to bring a stop to this coartroom

Meanwhile, the youth suicide bodies pile up at the rate of twenty per week in CanaCa.

yesteryears refusal to enforce Section. 200. Are you surprioed, now in hindsight, that so many missed the research confirmed obvious: The bulk of our youth suicides are a direct result of our massive "kill-their-parent(s)!" systems. Our youth drug-alcohol problem stems from the same source. (Drugs and Alcohol: Mourning Pain Killers). Our continuing inerease in violence is for the most pa 7t o manifestation of Mourning Rage. How slick has been the efforts of the Media and the politicians and the professionals to focus our attention only on parental abuse.

CA. I cite the two Senate reports and the Alberta Su'cide Commission report

hidden evidence decisions presented to him. Note too that should he become difficult, decide to be "moral" or decent" or use "common sense", then, as per Anna .Creuds jiBIG xhortotions to the Child Advocates, he is to be held up -(:) public ridicule for failing to subscribe without question to "our guirP.ines", this "kill-their-enathers!" CuGtody system

This kill, or be killed, winner-take-all imposed custody system has produced more than a million post-war Canadian half-orphans, a vast pool of Mourning children who experience, in varying degrees, drug and alcoholism, depression, rage, uncontrollable urges for h micide, suicide, violence, etc. etc. There appean to be about 20,000 Canadian Youth Suicides to date with ever more to come over the next 16 years, most of them a direct, predictable result of the failure through the years to enforce Section 200.

The kill-their-parent(s)! wardship system, has, for our Native Indians produced what is effectively Genocide. Bear in mind that it has been known since at least 1941 that•parent-child separation predisposed Youth Suicide. The present day Native Youth Suicide Massacre is a direct predictable result of the Sixties Scoop. How slick modern day Genocide operates. How carefully the cause of youth suicide has been concealed from the victims, the Bench, the public at large, all attention being directed to symp,toms and tri_merinr events with prime caus.e (of youth suicide) being obscured.

Sir: What response do you expect to receive from the Divorced mothers of this country who were encouraged if not obliged to -Dump Dad in this kill-or-be-killed Costody System?Yrom the ousted Wardship parents who now discover that their children were removed for state mutilation and death? .ft.om long ousted fathers who now discover their kids were screwed up by father aboence not father influence as the Judge was told years ago? 1 understan(, but will not accept the Deaf and Dumb posture you have taken with respect to my repeated requests for Section 200 enforcement. It would indeed open a Keg of Worms of histor-ically_ynprecendented magnrtude.---7-erh-4-s—Mo-S-t—coirtfarraosing —i s the l'ubfic R-e-Cord. NcCrath in HansarT,--,nine 11/84 ) and the private record (my frequent double registered correspondence) showing that your Government has been fully aware of this Childrens' Holocaust for years, has gone . into deep hiding over the issue, has refused to investigate my complaint, let alone lay charges, and even though the young Canadian bodies are piling up at a rate of about twenty per week, most of them victims of

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./Jy LARRY STILL The defence in the Jeffrey Ewert

murder trial Is trying to conceal the confessed strangler's i1kirig ior "acts of evil" in a cloak of insanity, a prosy:tutor &tares :Friday.

Rick Miller, suggesting Ewert derives pleasure from engaging ut evil acts, Accused the Langley man

B.C. Supreme Court of raising the defence of insanity in a "Iasi desperate attempt" to escape prison.

When Ewert denied the sugges-tion, Miller get tie accused man to geee i:•-e incolionse or a

addict, doesn't suffer from epilepsy and hasn't previously rece,ired psy-chiatric help.

Miller: "Isn't it true that when you killed and raped Corinna. Ma-kniv it gave you pleasure?"

Ewell: "No." Refl.! -ring to the fact Ewert, 23,

tried to strAngie Kimberly !tends!), IS, a month alter he killed Ma kitty, 19, Miller szin:i : "Isn't it true that you wanted to repeat that buzz, !nun, rush of pleasure?"

Ewen: "No." .:,lwert, who has pleaded not

guilty to the lust-degree murinin• of

Makiev, claims he was legally in-sane when he strangled the young woman, raped her and thiew her into the Eraser Piver.

Defence witness Dr. Peggy Koop-man, a psychologist, said tests indi-cate Ewert is above a v ,r; 4;:i• in gen-el al Lb1-1.1tY, faage skill and abil-ity to reasoe

Ewert a "storehouse of anger, rejection and resentment," she 3aiti stio ('..',;110tied it n as huy-Lrig a cone nion known as "emseiduc thscontroi," Mealling he has recur-rent attacks of uricontrollal rage.

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Lawyers: The behaviour and actions of the accused here fit precisely Yenningers 1960 observations of deferred Mourning Rage built into the child at the time he wan de—parented. in those cases where de— parenting was imposed or the child. iatroenically by the tate controlled "Kill their parent(s)!" Custody and Wardship systems, then I claim the Cta-Le is ultimately respomdble for the permanent damage done to the child.

In somo cases the db_maged child' against the State for ±clitIwy There may well be also, by vj.ru materials on hand to nhme referr etc, as joint rJefendanto.

L a-,--- 0 c do w need as n. e.,tel ric: 1987 , 3 0 in proceeding with '..73eCT,LC no

.;1 200 private char(s. )e-- Note Well: I hava no ' 7-10:40..,:j.ge at thls trne. of the cause 11/41 t}le MATSQ

State imposed.

UI exhibited parent ,iemise,, lt !I:ay , .,--n. I h i :3 case, have be ,,.N - '1.117 11.Y DIVI;V\

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I claim to have carefully documented the Section 200 Crimip‘ . v„)0 W

of a hand ft.C.1. Of political— professional persors.'''.!..1:5-1349 bloodied hands in the e

here in B. C. over past three years, have caught them v1. , .

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By LARRY STILL "All I telt was this 'We feeling. It was

Like I was getting rid of sutththg. It was Like I was giving something up.

Hunched over in the mimes. g, his hands tightly clenched, Jeffrey Ewe 23, told a Jury Thursday how he felt as he a Agled year-old Corrine, Makiev.

Recalling the aight he picked up Ma y as she hitch-hilted to her Surrey borne, E . said she agreed to go with him to a quiet to drink beer, listen to music arid talk.

Questioned by his lawyer, Terence La Li.-berte, Etve.n: said he assumed Mulct: v wanted something more than tat, bet she rebuffed his sexual advances.

"Before I could stop myself, my hands went around her throat and choked her," he re-called. "I saw my hands around her throat and her body thrashing around."

Sobbing and hyperventilating on the stand, the art:if:Witte Ewert added: —.Mere was just this incredible surge of energy, almost buzz, all throughout ray body.

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17/84) "Tht:.T.e was just an outpouring of energy.

couldn't stop. III could have, I would have." tneierihing the feeling of release, Ewell

said lte kept his hands around the young Ve01111,41s throat for five to 10 minutes awl then dragged her from his car.

"It was like she was lying there writing for inc unit 1 had to stimulate myself," ae said, ivfALIg that he had sex with the enconscious teenaL,:er.

Ewert, who has .1.eaded not guilty to first-degree murder in Maktev's killing on May li,

JIA, has raised a defence of insanity. culling 320V! he assumed Makiev was

thew 1,.wert. told the jury he drove to a quiet spot, t e threw the body in the rraser Bever. 4v died in the river.

Justice Ross Lander and the 11-e- St,q"1 ••W,Lj:•uiztoitzry one-quarter Cree, wasfadontedland doesn't have any "reel), listerfrtMdrais" of his early child-/aooce

lteealling how he "kept his cool" about the g, tstnISSIng the matter as just .a rots- ".1): !nal conunue.s. Ulm d

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take," Ewell said. he found he was able to live with himself.

Asked about his subsequent attack on Kim-berly Itendall, 10, Ewert :iiatct she was sleep-ine in his parents' home Die night of Jam: 17, . 4, and he awakened her.

Asked what occurred, Ewert said: "The same thing happened. The same surge. My hands darting out."

Ile said he dragged Rendars unconscious body to his car, drove to a quiet spot and numped her in a ditch. Rennall suffered irre-versible brain damage and remains in a oilnee

E wert told the jury he feels strry for what he did, but realizes his apologY L('nso't com-pensate the two sets of pal inns.

"If someone came to me and said, 'I'm sorry I stranided your daughter,' I would spit in his lace," Ewert said. ''Sorry is somethIng you say when you .knock someone's beer over, not when you strangle Altn- P s daughter."

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Cabinet of the Federal Government of Canada Ottawa Ontario

Attention: Prime Minister Brian Mulroney

Sir:

Re: Request for the immediate appointment of an out-of-province special_prosecutor

I have written to you on numerous past occasions asking for an investigation into the subversion of Justine in the Province of British

Columbia in the arena of Child Abuse and Protection. I have sought the fu laying of Criminal Code. Section 200 charges against specific high ranking professional-pol5ntical people here who have and continue to

0 send our children to their deaths (suicide) by a very much illegal (under Section 200) partial or total parent removal system. Although "legal" under lower ranking Provincial Legislation, most of these "Kill- their-parent(s)!" (judicially) custody-wardship Orders obtained in concealed evidence, Kangaroo Courts for Kids are ultra virec with recpecti,':-6 to the Criminal Code. In many cases (some of which I have carefully

r- documented) those professionals who either actively obtained-these parent-ousting Orders (or remained silent during the "trial") are themselves culpable under Sect. 200. You have given me the Deaf and Dumb treatment, have refused to answer my correspondence, have neither investigated my complaint nor laid any charges.

Nntice that for children under 10, child abuse is clearly defined ° in the Federal legislation. One deals with the offending adult criminal,

comes to the aid of the child by mandatory control, punishment, release on probation, arrest, supervision etc. of the adult. The full force of

K Criminal Justice is at the helpless child's disposal to assist him in o o sustaining and improving his existing parent-child bonding. And so it

has to be: The humanities have proven absolutely that serverance of anexisting parent-child bond not only permanently endangers the health of the child, but may in fact cause his suicide. Note well, VERY WELL, that Federal Law protects the child from all,adu2ts. • ANYONE, including 6'1 Social Workers, teachers, trustees, lawyers, Judges], parents, neighbours, politicians, self-anointed Bureaucrats, are7db-ject to a jail term for child abuse. Notice the word LIKELY in 200, thus facilitating relatively easy convictions of adult abusers. How beautiful this higher ranking, turn-

of-the-century piece of legislation in terms of young child protection. But here in B.C. and most if not all .provinces it has, for all practical purposes, been removed from the Code at the direction of the A.G. who simply and unabashedly refuses to enforce it, does instead subctitute his Provincial "Kill-their-parent(s)!" legislation. Under his control and direction a cadre of hand picked, right minded, specially protected. professionals impose "best interests of the ehild" on our children. It sounds wholesome, but that phrase is totally undefined in legislation, is left to the self-servers to define, persons who produce a definition that is potentially lethal to the silent, helpless non-voting child but which is highly satisfying to the uninformed voting public and is especially rewarding to the mental health professionals who, at tax- payers expense are now called upon to "treat' the iatrogenic agony and madness in the deparented, mourning child. Its essentially an A.G. operated and protected Vigilante system operating outside the proper legal system. The Bureaucrats are beyond the reach of civil and criminal law. Granted, it wears the trappings of authenticity by obtaining a Judge's signature on-the de-parenting Order. But the Order is a farce in that "the system" carefully concealed from the judge the deadly effects of his Order. He does little more than .rubber stamp the elf-serving.

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The Big Business Machine That Oils Itself on Childrens' Tears and Blood: Bade-by Commiselon Arm Rev i the bottom third, left and column of the above table and note that 795 ' husband- ife teams have been Broken and of the children have been orphaned half-orph

(bond breaking, Mourning Sickness, Separation Anxiety) by State tterventi ce the prime function of Intervention is Marriage Breaking and Than Makine„ ,e 849 of the Report States "... eeeiember_of cp1eted research .Adies which ha\ .1.ounde_tha,teel relat.vely high prol)ortioneof peenvi:Cted- ret,exua-1- fenders hase_grown lidp in Varken homes or has been-under the (--LTP COf-dthers)".

_ _ • __• E BIG GOLDEN WHEEL goes reee.d, oiled on Childrens Tears and elood.

Note the extensive application of self-serveng but ch'ld damaging (Joan Cord 1977) counselilng.

The Badgley Report notes that seYelal abuse, in conjunction with Bond Breaking edisposes a host of long term emotional problems fer the child. But then, so Peanut Butter sandwiches, in conjunction with Bond Breev'ng. I could find thing in the report to indicate reference to sontreled ctedies wherein the long rm effect of sexual abuse was isolated and examined. The Commission makes ue LI: aware of what sexual abuse does FOR the professionals but refuses to tell us lt the abuse does TO THE CHILD in long term emotional effects.

The Badgley Report PRESUMES that orphan making and child counselling are locuous or positive factors in the life of the child, then scruhe its biblio-lphy (Duping by Deletion), to enure thst research showing these presumptions to false are witheld from our scrutiny. Its a cover-up of State Infanticide.

There have been many si.milar Child Welfare Commissions in the pact few years _ch have based their conclusions on the same two false eesumptions. But tee igley Commission raises this child lethal arrop:ance to a new height by a proposal exorcise future rpcarr". of anything that nir:At corirst tbe -f- 00 j, tm 00(-0

world ka7!Lous, were published repeatedly. in Medioal Journals during -... VA the seventies, come out on public library shelvoo in Hardcover In

1980 (Surviving thp_preadop). There in no possibility that all of those who attended your Ifearinits were unaware of State Child Abuse.

That Divorce in Canada is a half-orphan making. process, a "Kill- One-parent" procedure was known o the Senate. (See Profecnb_o

. 4.--1- r.-- , Julien Payne in Hansard, June 11, 1984, as presented by McC r-.1.t), ) .

An officer from Stats. Canada could have attested to (a) the direct relationship letween rise inn youth suicide in tandem with the Divorce rate Increase and (h) that there have beta more than a milli

children of Divorce in post-war Canada. i.e. more than a milion half-orphans.

Sally Palmer in Carswells (1980, Vol Twe?ve, Page 232), further e llellishes the probloms of Cu: 'y Court Youth. /

.'.. Jacques Hebert! Sir! Are you there? Do you hear me? You have betrayed our. children though deletion! Is there any reason why (A I should not ipugn the reputation of the Senote and its individu-0

memers as I travel with my sign board', Enpose all in front of-Expo '86? What say you? Given your recent hunger strike, your apparent authentic concern

for children and youth, muot I ask: Is jt possible that you, like our judges, have been totally duped by the slck hype of the se)f-serving professionals and the Mob-Catering Media? Been used to give public, official legitimacy to what must he the most evil Human Rights horror Show of all times? If so, please cess up, assist me in closing down this Bier, Poniness Machine That Oils Itself on Childrens/ Tears and Blood.

In -I—WM j:CaTiale—to —fe-stify under oath to a Senate Committee either on or off the record,

-7--- I await your response.

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117-- Dr. Ken Adam, a Canadjan who in 1973 appeare in HAYOC I4ler

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on the shelves of nubile libraries. Hc reviewed t, 4YAnmielipm literature relating childhood mourning (either -hy parent—do , , or artificial separation), and subsequent youth nuicidal behaviour. Its there for suicidal youth and System ousted parents to read but totally ifmored by the Senate and others.

Ner Littner was published in Carswellitports_pn Family Law_ in 1973 (Vol eleven, page one), where he outlined the permanent devastation that befalls the partially or totally Custody de-fathered child, -L,e "buried landmines".in his personality etc etc. He further pointed out that these "superior parent" reports were worthless. But not a word of this Custody Court State Abuse appears in Senate reports! By virtue of this pablication in the prestigious Carnwells, "bible" of the industry, every domestic relations lawyer ...... in Canada, every child advocate, every Attorney General, knew or

k: ..kc ought to of known of the ongoing massive State Child Abuse. Why kik did those Senators who had formerly practised Domestic Law remain silent during the Senate Hearings?

In 1978 Canadian Edward Rosen appeared in Carswelln, (Vol one, ,kt page 116, 1978 ), and further embellished the de vast; that k befalls the divorce related loss of one parent child.

()) In 1977 Joan McCord published study results showing that child tn

(s) -, counselling worsens the mental health of the child. (Science

.21ews, Nov. 26, 1977, page 357). But no hint of this in the Senate Hearings in 1978, 1986.

C) (5) During the 1970's, Kelly and Wallerstein observed first (-)J. hand the development of poychopatholgies in partial or total

artificial loss-of-parent children. These included sexual promiscuity, k- s. anger, depression, use of drugs and alcohol, decreased school .

porformance, manipulative behaviour, poor self esteem, withdrawal, self blame, theft compulsive overeating, soLcidal pre-occupation, delinquency etc. Surprise! We have been told for years that these

LJ.:\ disorders are copied from inadequate parents, like f;.iinher, like son. We now find that they are manifestations of Mourning Sickness

k imponed on children in Sta to controlled "Kil their narent(s)°" Custody-Wardship Systems. The Kelly-Wallerntein study result; are

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Is there danger that the Americali fimilv will Cease 10 eXisl di 110t so. A larger percentagL.• Main' 1( x.L1V. have children, and theinselves ) I ivint in a family h(itiseh(ild than ever bef, lie \\(.. do, ht Avever, sen itiscats(' It tr ConCeril — 1101 that the lamilv vili disappear, hut tliat certain trends prevalent today will incapacitate the Lundy. (IL-sir( tt ii intc.1.,,ntv. and Cause iLS nlenihers k)sui1r sticl I crippling moth >nal conflicts that they will cr) become an inti derahle burcleil to 1•4-1

kietv. Let'sitx )1( :It a few (if these trends. The

trend t(Avard (Mid; an I v. va• i lie, in .0 and the ever increasing divi WC(' rate suh ject nil ire and more cltildren to physi•

...../ ....b (Idly and cm( A it )11alIV 'absent pat ent.S. The divtirce rate I Lis risen 7(p) percent in this cent Lir\ and cuntini les ti) rise. There is m. AV tine divi mice ft ii (-Very 1.8 . 0

s..,....k.. marriages. Over a milli' in c I tildren a .1.-ar are invt Ilved in divorce cases and

13 milli( in children under ei,2,hteen one

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I have written both to individual Senators and to the Senate as a whole on a number of occasions to seek assistance in stopping the Courtroom Childkilling practised so extensively in Canada. No significant response has been recAved. .

My travelling Bulletin Board is complete and I am setting out to bring public attention to this Horror Show of all times. I specifically seek the enforcement of Section 200 of the Criminal Code.

Are you surprised that you missed the obvious? The Sixties Scoop was followed a few years later, entirely as expected, by a Native Youth Suicide Massacre, the direct result of Mourning Sickness forced on the Native Children, an act of premeditated Genocide. Similarily our "Kill their fathers!" winner-take-all. Custody System causes the doubling of our,own Youth Suicide Rate every time the Divorce Rate doubles. What else could have been expected by any reasonable person? The helpless child watches in terrar as the system does it to him and his parent(s), he buries his anger and depression for a few years, but ultimately dies of a broken heart. "Suicide" bedamned1 It was and is homicide!

The specific areas of my complaint regarding the Senate are:

In 1947 the Senate assisted in the funding of and gave its blessing to the Social Workers' proposal to embark on this "Kill-their-parents:1". Wardship..program for the Natives.

080 In 71; -?-4 the Senate published Child at Risk. It is a model

of Bibliography Scrubbing'in that parental abuse is dealt with at length while State Abuse (de-parenting) is ignored..

In 1986 the Senate, over.your hand, published Youth: A Plan of Action. Suicide, alcoholism, drugs amongst Native Youth were discussed at length, but no mention was made of these being related to State Abuse. I submit that unreasonable use of drugs an alcohol by youth confirms their description as Mourning Painkillers. Again, Youth is an example. of bibliography scrubbing. Like the Wardship-Custody Kangaroo "trials", evidence that might impede this "Kill their parent(s)" hysteria is carefully deleted.

The Senate has, individually and collectively, refused to address my complaints or answer my correspondence. I must conclude that the cover-up of State Child Abuse is deliberate.

In a broad sweeping way, but certainly not all inclusive. I note that the briefs submitted to the Senate for these two reports were from self-serving groups whose existence and financing are partially or totally dependant .on a plentiful supply of human wretchedness. The Senate essentially gave official recognition to their SEND MORE MONEY (for me). demands.

The Senate is sufficiently removed from Ballot Box influence that it could safely address this issue but has, despite my repeated promptings, remained silent, has looked the other way as this Child Massacre continues unabated across Canada.

With respect to my allegations of Bibliography Scrubbing, I submit the following list of persons or materials that should have been included in any investigation into Canadian Child Abuse:

By Jane E. Brody The New YOik Times

NEW YORK — Five years ago this month, my father collapsed and died of a heart attack while grocery shopping for the Rosh Hashanah dinner we were all to have shared at his home that night.

My brother and I admitted that Daddy died with his boots on, do-ing what he loved most: shopping. We consoled ourselves with the fact that unlike our mother, who was ravaged by cancer for a year before she died, he didn't suffer and that just five minutes before he succumbed my stepmother had seen him laughing. And of course he had lived nearly 72 full and happy years, and we had known for 13 of those years that he had heart disease and could die at any time.

Still, the suddenness of it, on the eve of the Jewish New Year celebration, left a gaping chasm in my life. Gone was the person who had known me longer and better than anyone else on earth, and who had loved and admired me unconditionally since the day I was born.

No chance to say, "Goodbye, Daddy — I love you," "Thanks for all you have given me and my children," "I'm sorry for all the times I must have hurt you." No hug-and-kiss closure for a loving, irreplaceable relationship of 41 years.

For months afterward I chas-tised myself for having not been stricter with him about his diet nor insisting that he participate in a supervised exercise program. And I wondered — and still do — if I had unwittingly added to the stress that might have triggered his final attack.

In reading about the reactions of others to the deaths of their parents, I discovered that my feelings were far from unique, and in reality were considerably less disruptive than they might have been. Not a few adults are emotionally or even physically devastated by the loss of a par-ent, and some need professional assistance before they can go on with their lives.

Parents, whether one likes them or not, are special people. One's relationship with them — good, bad or indifferent — cannot be fully duplicated with anyone else. Thus when a parent dies, some-thing precious and irreplaceable

dies too, and the response of chil-dren can be far more intense, complex and prolonged than any-one would have expected.

Even when parents are old and have lived fulfilling lives, or when death terminates a prolonged ill-ness and might be a welcome re-lief, the pain felt by children can be surprisingly intense. And even when children had a hostile or an ambivalent relationship with their parents, they might grieve for might-have-beens, the rapport they never experienced.

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mbareness" that spawned many books, articles and bereavement groups, relatively little attention has been paid until now to the ef- fects on adults of the death of parents. It is expected, after all, that parents will die before their children, and it is expected that adult children, most with families of their own, can take the loss in stride and quickly return to the rhythm of their lives.

Loss of a parent when you're an adult might lack the poignancy of the loss of a child, a spouse or a dear friend to illness or accident. And when an adult loses a parent, empathy and support from friends, while usually genuine, is often short-lived. The 40-year-old man who still cries three months after the death of his mother is likely to be looked upon with sus-picion, and cautioned to pull him-self together and get back to the world of the living.

Two authors, both experienced in dealing with adults who are mourning the loss of parents, have sought to correct this over-sight. Edward Myers's When Par-ents Die (Penguin, $8.95) grew out of his experience with the death of his parents, an experience he discovered in numerous interviews was not unique. The second au-thor, Katherine Fair Donnelly, an authority on bereavement, wrote Recovering From the Loss of s Parent (Macmillan, $12.95), also based on interviews.

As Myers points out, every year 11.6 million American adults — 5 per cent of the population — lose a parent. Parental loss is the sin-gle most common cause for be-reavement in the United States.

When Donnelly asked sons and daughters to explain why the death of a parent had strong im-pact, most respondents stressed the long-lasting nature and uniqueness of the parent-child re-lationship. Here are some of the comments she heard:

"When you lose your parents, you lose someone you can never replace. You can remarry and you can have many spouses, but you can only have one mother and one father."

"Even though I'm married and have children, and my husband loves me dearly, when my father died I knew there would never again be anyone who loved me the way my father did."

"My father loved me uncondi-tionally. How many people are going to make allowances for your faults and your mistakes in life the way a parent will?"

Another expert, Anne Rosber-ger, executive director of the Be-reavement and Loss Centre of New York, suggests in Donnelly's book that "the arent-child rela-tionshi is puss y Tie strongest'

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"It develops during a time of our greatest vulnerability and .ex-ists through innumerable experi-ences, both positive and negative," she said. "At times survivors get fixed on one aspect of the rela-tionship instead of viewing its to-tality. For many bereaved chil-dren, anger, guilt and shame re-main as a residue of the loss of the parent."

Indeed, both Donnelly and Myers found in their interviews that these were common themes. Some mourners were sorry they had been estranged from the par-ent and that death had now made it impossible ever to reach an un- derstanding. Others lamented _

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quarrels that had occurred shortly before the parent died.

Myers points out that nearly every death leaves behind unfin-ished business but that this need not cripple survivors. He suggests writing a letter or making a tape, putting into words what you might have said had your parents lived. By talking to an internal Image of your parents, he says, "You can still resolve many or all of the conflicts that you feel to-ward them."

Still other bereaved children in-terviewed by the authors believed they had not done enough to fore-stall a fatal illness or regretted a postponed visit that was now too late. Even those who had served as devoted caretakers during a parent's terminal illness often felt they had not done quite enough.

Then there is the anger (often unconsciousrai nierparentlor de-

tr) sertinK_ the "alTir anger at st.57" 'rings for noi caring or doing enough, anger at the failings or callousness of the medical profes-sion, anger at being left to tie up the loose ends of a long and com-plex life.

Both Donnelly and Myers urge those who are grieving to seek the professional help of a psychothe,r-apist or a bereavement counsellor if they find that after several months their reaction to the loss is interfering with work, with oth-er relationships or with the ability to enjoy one's usual pleasures. It is not that the period of mourning ever ends my grief, for exam-ple, is revived often, whenever I

encounter something I know my father would have enjoyed. How-ever, bereavement should not and need not be crippling. •

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275. No person shall be deemed to publish a defamatory libel where he proves that the publication of the defamatory matter in the manner in which it was published was for the public benefit at the time when it was published and that the matter itself was true. 1953-54, c. 51, b. 261.

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Question: Suppose you had watched helplessly, as a child, while

3- :HI killed one or both of your parents. Would you be able to contain the anger or would you too "BLOW" on some minor triggering event occasion? Keep mournin stabbing long after the victim is dead? It has been known for decades that

redis oses, amon st other disor ers an uncontrolla le ur e to ill . Thin about it. And t ink a out it again if one of your relatives ecomes the victim of one of these MER Mourning Rage Monsters!

(12) ).4ggli44:wza.E.AN MAKERS, (active and passive, Federal and Provinc- ial) I „icc on Wi

be resorting to LIBEL to bring Vivi Voci Suicidology into the Courtroom. If I cannot, in my own defense, sustain the

claims of Courtroom Childkilling,Genocide, Kangaroo Courts, etc. that I've made, then have me jailed. It's more than three years now that I've been knocking on your doors, being greeted with derision, temper

-tantrums, dead silence. Meanwhile, over these three years, some 3000 Canadian Youth have ended their Mourning with Suicide, victims of yesteryear's refusal to enforce :he Criminal Code, victims of State imposed and condoned artificial orphan-ing, victims of politicians who bought votes with childrens' blood, victims )f sadists, racists, self-servers, victims of falsified "research", kids /hose only sin was to have loved irrevocably both "my mom" and "my dad",kids 'ho died of a broken heart, kids who were systematically (either deliberately )r negligently) sent to the unusually long horrible death by Suicide. Sorry.

more of the cooked-up "BLAME THE PARENTS!" It's you of State who have illed our kids, sullied our Bench, created the Suicides and Mourning Rage illers. It's you of State who have imposed on us the Human Rights Horror how of all times. It's you of State who have controlled the justice system cover-up your own criminal misdeeds. All documented in my three year

ile, all there for my Libel Trial Judge and Jury to review.

See you in Court!

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By NEAL HALL A tribunal of Law Society of B.C.

benchers decided Friday to suspend former Vancouver mayor Jack Volrich from practising law for two years for the wrongful conversion of a client's estate funds.

The 14 benchers also set a number of conditions on Volrich's suspen-sion, including that he will pay $20,000 in legal costs — about one-fifth the actual cost of the society hearings — over a two-year period.

Another condition stipulated that . Volrich not be issued a certifi-cate to practise law until he has satisfied the society he is medically fit.

His psychia-trist, Dr. Ray-mond Parkinson, advised benchers during the four-hour hearing that Volrich was not fit to practise law.

After society treasurer David Tupper read out the decision of the benchers, Volrich, who attended Friday's penalty hearing, said: "Oh, come on."

Appearing agitated, he then immediately left the law society offices in the 1100-block Hornby.

"I think it was unduly harsh," he said, his forehead covered in perspi-ration as he entered the elevator with his wife, Doris.

"I'm not pleased about anything," Volrich said. "I think a great deal of this has/been absolutely unneces-sary and unjustified. Whether I'm going to appeal it or not, I'm not sure at the moment." •

Society counsel Ace Henderson recommended during the hearing that the benchers should disbar Volrich if they decided there was criminal intent in the handling of estate funds.

Volrich's lawyer, Larry Pierce, had sought a 34-month suspension as penalty, including the 28 months Volrich voluntarily ceased practis-ing law in March, 1985. Pierce asked for the suspension to end Dec. 31, 1987.

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Volrich's psychiatrist, Parkinson, gave evidence that Volrich, at the time,.should not have been practis-ing law because he was in a state of "severe, agitated depression" after Volrich's .only. son, Steve, was diag-nosed as having terminal cancer .1111.er surgery Feb. 17, 1931. . Parkinson said he had considered

placing Volrich in hospital after the son, who had articled with his father, died Oct. 30, 1984. "On a scale of one to 10, Jack was a 10 as far as depression," he said.

Volrich, 59, was the city's maynor from 1976 to 1980.11e had practised raw for 33 years but voluntarily did not practise law following an audit of his books that revealed a number of irregularities.

A law society panel found him guilty last March of 10 charges. The most serious was count eight, which alleged Volrich wrongfully con-verted about $28,000 of $129,000 from the estate of 4 family friend, Helen Vukovich, into a personal account maintained by Volrich and his wife.

Volrich said at the hearing that part of the money was converted into Canada Savings Bonds as an investment for Vukovich, who died ' in December 1983 after entering Riverview Mental Hospital.

"There is no money missing and never has been," Volrich said at the hearing. He said he acted as sole executor for the woman, who called herself his aunt,

lie said his handling of the Vuko-vich funds was a case of "bad book-keeping" when he moved his prac-tice from downtown Vancouver to Xerrisdale in October 1984 to be closer to his home.

7olrieli was suspended subject 10 the following conditions:

lie will not be a signatory of any trust account for one year after his practising certificate is issued and he will riot be an executor, adminis-trator, trustee, or attorney-in-fact for the period of the suspension and for one year after his certificate is issued.

He is not to act as a principal to an articling law student until approved by the credentials com-mittee.

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ro essor o) aml y tawa - a es: Dr. Julien Payne, To all intents and purposes, therefore, curren judicial practices (in.Canada) confirm that the legal divorce proces severs not only the marital bond but also the child's bond with the non- custodial parent. '

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Imperfect parents by their inadequate role modelling do cause "bad habits" e?

and neurosies in their children. But the major psychopathologies can, for the most part, be traced beck to MOURNING (rejection, bond-breaking, separation anxiety).

Partial or total bond-breaking is likely to permanently injure the emotional health of the child and may cause his death (suicide). Hence these are Criminal Offenses under Section 200 of the higher ranking Federal Criminal Code. The lower ranking Provincial Legislation which facilitates the "Kill-their-parent(s)!!" in Custody-Wardship Family Courts is criminal in nature, is ultra vires with respect to Section 200. Child abuse is defined in Section 200 (but not in Provincial Legislation, which leaves the defin-ition open to be the whim of the day or the manifestation of the dirt in the mind of the Social Worker). section 200 imposes a duty on all of us, both actively and passively, to rescue abused children under age 10 by coming to their aid with both fists swinging (metaphorically). It is mandated that we (punish) (treat) (chemically castrate etc.) (shape up) the criminal adult abuser, NOT, euthanasia style, kill the kids. The Provincial Orphan and Half-Orphan makers have both civil and criminal immunity, "rescue" the child by sending him into Mourning and, in too many cases, leave the adult abuser to move on unscathed to the next single mother and children for a repeat of the child-didling, or to beget more children for a similar repeat.

The Provincial Bureaus who guide the hand of the Bench have sullied the Child Justice System. They have concealed from the Judge the lethal downside of de-parenting. In a typical Wardship trial the Judge is told how rotten the parent(s) are, the parent(s) attempt to rebut the allegations, but not a word is brought up of the lethal nature of Orphan Making. State abuse (de-parenting) is concealed, parental abuse only is weighed and re-flected upon. The Judges unwittingly sign Russian Roulette Death Orders on the children. They have been duped, "conned" by concealment of evidence, the good name of our Bench used to give an air of legitimacy to these Child Death Orders, to put the believing public at ease in the knowledge that children are protected by the Bench. If the Judges are signing the Orders, then everything must be O.K. in the system. Sorry, not so. A Judge can never rise higher than the evidence before him, and when half the evidence has been concealed then Justice cannot prevail. I submit that it's obvious to a six year old with any sense of natural justice that these Wardship "trials" are, by concealment of evidence, Kangaroo Courts for Kids.

By 1941 (Palmer) the cause and effect relationship between Mourning and '-subsequent Youth Suicidal behaviour had been clearly proven. Hence the "Sixties Scoop" of the Native Indian Children wherein some tribes essentially lost an entire generation of the children, and where now the Native Indians have an ongoing Youth Suicide Massacre, was an act of premeditated Genocide. Sorry: culture clash, poverty, red children in white homes etc. etc. were NOT the cause of this massacre. The cause was the State imposed Mourning, most of it very much illegal under the Criminal Code.

() During the past three years I have "knocked on all doors", Federally 'ct and Provincially, in an attempt to have Section 200 enforced, to have fair

trials for Custody-Wardship children, to"rescue" Judges from their entrapped Z position of unwitting Child Killers, but all to no avail. The system, at 44 poth civil and criminal levels has been able to thoroughly keep its own

k iss covered, to fend off my attempts at exposing this practice of State Enfanticide. I have received only minor interest from the Media, who, it 1. Appears, have joined in with, if not actively encouraged this "Kill-their- W Jarent(s)!" child lethal hysteria. Palmer's observation in 1941 that the v )ress was essentially lying to the public on the cause of Youth Suicide is !qually true today, some 200,000 young suicide bodies (North America) later. .k

k :11) Some of these Mourning Youth refuse to go quietly, do repay us tenfold m their way out by striking back at what we did to them. Mourning Rage :onsters, souless creatures who rape and murder innocent victims. My efforts 0 date have failed to impede the deliberate and continued and unnecessary

•• reation of these LIVING DEAD. How much longer can the Orphan Makers cover uppio

heir sadism before some of the relatives of the murdered victims take the 4144 aw into their own hands? How many more Huberties, Rivards, Evans, Ewerts?

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Officen of the Provinces and hence the State Orphan Makers are entirely *, beyond the reach of the law, have been given carte blanche criminal 11„ and civil immunity to systematically destroy children. The life of IN essentially every child in Canada is at risk in that the child could

become the child of Divorce or Wardship at any time, could have the Russian Roulette Death Sentence imposed on him with no course of

4441 redress open to him. Perhaps the most singularly blantant criminal

kr) abuse of power by these orphan makers occurred in the 1950's and 1960's scoop of the Native Indian Children following on the heels of the medical research proof that artificial orphaning predisposed youth suicide. (1.) The present day Native Youth Suicide Massacre is a direct result of that ti) Scooping, can only be properly described as an act of Genocide imposed Co on the Natives. All very criminal under Section 200, all very "legal" (1) under Provincial Law using the undefined "best interests of the child" touchstone, and providing at all times the Judge is never alerted to the fact that he is signing death Orders on children.

I am currently devising a non violent method to bring in Vive 0 Voci Suicidology through the backdoor of the Courthouse. If successful, the evidence should lay bare one of the darkest chapters in human history in terms of Man's Inhumanity to Man (children). The 200,000 dead kids are the lucky ones. They are out of their misery. More interesting is the tortured state of mind and personal, agony of the millions of LIVING DEAD who live on amongst us, youth who move forward one day at a time in rage and depression awaiting some minor triggering event to so intensify their inner pain that they can find relipf i'rnm

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-t An understanding of exactly how the Provincial A concealed evidence from our Judges and manipulated Ch laws to achieve their own ends at the expense of child

Lower ranking (and hence ultra vires) Provincial F both Wardship and Custody, direct the attention of all pa i hes in parental behaviour only, offer up a resolution that does at least appear to improve the lot of the child in terms of his immediate problem. This is accomplished by the imposition of MOURNING on him through the removal of one or both of his parents. With his absolute control of Family Courts (Child Advocates, Family Court Counsellors, Legal Aid, imposition of winner-take-all custody rules etc) the Attorney General can and does appeal to the voting Feminists, Racists, Battered Child Syndrome activists etc. The non-voting, non-participating child receives in absentia, the Russian Roulette Death Order. He goes home to his "superior" physical environment to die slowly of a broken heart, the system having judicially killed one or both of his parents.

On the other hand, the higher ranking Section 200 of the Federal Criminal Code does define child abuse, does require that the long term effect on the child of specific adult behaviour be examined and does indeed call for the jailing of EVERYONE who exposes a young child to anything even LIK,7LY to damage him. One does not have to prove that the child was damaged in order to obtain a conviction, only the likelihood of damage. When one overlays Section 200 on Family Court procedures and Mourning, Psychopathology studies the Horror Story is immediately evident: Our family Courts are controlled by large numbers of unindicted criminal professionals and politicians who have for decades been sending our children to mutilation and death. Although active substandard parenting does indeed cause bad habits and neurosies in the child, it is partial or total mourning (separation anxiety, bond-breaking, rejction) that creates the psychopathologies in his personality, the "buried landmines" if you like. Hence it is our Provincial State that is directly responsible, through its Family Courts, for the decline in personal substance of so many of our contempory youth. Predisposition to Youth Suicide, chronic Youth Drug and Alcohol problems, motiveless homicide,

til etc. etc. are a direct consequence of State Imposed or condoned artificial childhood mourning.

t) My course of action over the past four years has been outrageous. 4,... I've gathered up the 200,0oo young suicide bodies piled up at the end 414 of the Family Court Conveyor Belt and have dumped them on the doorstep P

w of the system operators exclaiming metaphorically "Hey, you Bloody is VI Bastards have been murdering our children for 45 years. Here's the -.,

bodies and here's the evidence!" Further, I have attended trials,

in a manner which (I claim) could lead to the jailing of a number of

0 read transcripts, and maintained files, including certified mail receipts,

high ranking persons in the system. I say again: Lam concerned for

44•61!my safety at the hands of persons who wield absolute, unchecked power in the system, persons whose deeply engrained self-image of do-good

04. benevolence would cause them to declare me a paranoid lunatic in need 4: of "treatment" for even questioning their infallability, let alone o producing the 200,000 young bodies.

The problem in law is this : Although the Federal Parliamentarians guaranteed the child protection from Provincial State Abusers through

s*-C• the enactment of Section 200, the Provincial Attornies-General are 0 able to block, any attempt by the child to reach up and receive the

Federal Protection to which he is entitled. As Chief law enforcement officer, the A.G. can declare Section 200 "inappropriate" and refuse to lay charges. See Brian Smith Departmental letter of Feb. 14, 1986. (Inappropriate for whom? the child? or the Provincial Court Orphan

04!?, Makers?) Further, should anyone lay private charges, they can be . immediately Stayed under Section 508(1). The childs door to the 4„.1 In Criminal Courthouse is solidly locked by the Chief Law Enforcement

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YOUTH SUICIDE: What's the fuss about OCT 3 0 1987 c. (Up-date and review to July '86) 0- MATSQUI

Dozens of studies over several decades have been univer 1/4911_0-64r0 findings: The great common denominator (five out of six cases childhood background of Youth Suicide is MOURNING. The victims had been ts.) separated (for as little as six months) from one or both parents for any reason including artificial separation as in Custody-Wardship loss or volun-tary parental abandonment.

In the scam of all times, an unprecedented Human Rights Horror Show, the self-serving professionals, politicians and Media have sold us a "bill of goods", have told us that suicide is caused by the PRESENCE of inferior -parenting. This is false. It's the ABSENCE(departure) of one or both of the bonded parents that starts the child on his way to suicide. He ultima- tely ends his lengthy MOURNING with Suicide, death by a broken heart if you 'like.

We are told of high suicide rates amongst special groups such as Police, psychiatrists, chronic alcoholics and drug addicts, Native Indians, children of broken homes, sexually abused children, children raised in poverty, university students etc etc etc. These may be truths, BUT ONLY HALF TRUTHS. If one keeps digging into the life event charts of ALL youth suicides, the great common denominator is MOURNING. A working definition of Youth as used here is up to age 35 or 40. The MOURNERS who succumb to completion usually do so in the first half of life.

White youth, red youth, rich youth or poor youth, University graduates or drop-outs, employed or unemployed, North American or overseas, pre or post H'-bomb, farm or city, sexually abused or not, alcoholic or sober parents, policeman or prostitute, male or female, pimp or psychiatrist, married or single, saint or sinner, quiet or aggressive, broken home or intact home, successful or failure, Christian or heathen. Take a good sampling of the suicidal youth from amongst any or all and check the childhood background. MOURNING IS THE GREAT COMMON DENOMINATOR. The prime cause of our epidemic of youth suicide is NOT parental inadequacy but it is the STATE IMPOSED AND CONDONED ARTIFICIAL MOURNING. Our Kangaroo Custody and Wardship Courts are giant child suicide factories operated by professional bureaucratic Orphan Makers who, protected from criminal and civil responsibility impose their "Kill-their-parents!!" hysteria on our children while "conning" the Judge and the public into believing that parents are the cause, that sending the child into mourning is good for him, "best interests of the child". Is it best interests of the child or is it best interests of the self-servers who operate the system? The "medicine" used by the State to treat the itch of parental abuse is potentially lethal to the child, but these side-effects are carefully and deliberately concealed from the Bench and Public. Like Thal- idomide, the medicine is beautiful - until the severe damage to the child shows up some considerable time later.

Tracking studies done on loss-of-one-parent children, commencing at the time of loss, show mourning symptoms and major psychopathologies begin- ning to develop immediately in the child, i.e. concurrent with parent ABSENCE, not parent presence.

No reasonable person should be surprised by all of the above. What do you really expect of a child when we kill (judicially or otherwise) his very own "my mom" and/or "myydad"? Buried rage? Depression? the ultimate trauma we can impose on him? Think about it. Your parents and mine were also far from perfect and yet our bonding to them was profound indeed. How would you have felt if the Social Worker had killed them judicially?

I refer you to a friend of mine, 50 year old retired Master Sergeant Bill =.:dgar (604-856-3089). Tougher than nails. Never a moistened eye. And yet, 7ecent1y, when his 70 year old out-of-province father died of natural causes 3111 unabashedly broke down and cried like a child. Surprised? Not at all! rhat's you and that's me. There is something different about us humans, a 3arent-child bonding process that sets us apart from animals. Perhaps it's 1 soul or a psyche. And yet by the millions across North America the do-good )rphan makers of the Child Justice System wilfully and deliberately send ielpless children into mourning while, with wringing hands and glistening, iplifted eyes they chant "Best Interests of the Child". You don't believe .11 this? I must be a KOOK? Something this terrible could not be happening _n modern times? Our Canadian Justice System could not have been as corrupted? 'hen step outside and count the Youth Suicide Bodies! Twenty per week in :anada. And while you're out there counting, tally also the bodies of the

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