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Group plans to protest St. Charles County Family Court

Overcoming Barriers is one of a number of dangerous reunification programs that family courts force onto families when teenagers or children refuse/resist contact with an abusive parent during or after a divorce. These camps are "BIG business" for the psychologists and others involved, and they rarely if ever achieve what the courts claim they will achieve. 

We posted on Facebook about an upcoming training by Overcoming Barriers in St. Charles, Missouri, and we called on locals there to activate. Well activate they did, creating so much pressure that the sitting judge who had recently joined the Board of the organization was forced to step down! 

https://fox2now.com/2019/10/15/group-plans-to-protest-st-charles-county-family-court/

Domestic Violence During the Pandemic: Resources for Victims and Survivors

November 13, 2020

Due to the pandemic, many victims of domestic violence are being isolated at home with their abusers. The impact has caused an increase of unhealthy environments, making it harder to reach out for help and find safe options without being monitored.  The team at MyMove.com created a guide to provide comprehensive information for victims and survivors of domestic violence who may be struggling … [Read more...]

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Jury Selection Begins in Mark Redwine’s Trial for the Murder of Dylan Redwine

October 28, 2020

LA PLATA COUNTY, Colo. — After years of delays exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the man accused of killing his 13-year-old son Dylan Redwine is standing trial.  Mark Redwine, 59, has been held in the La Plata County Jail for three years. He was first indicted on charges of second-degree murder and child abuse resulting in death in July 2017. Since then, the legal process has … [Read more...]

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Michele Boudreau Deegan: Psychologist Mom Shoots Dead Twin Daughters, 7, Before Turning Gun on Herself

October 27, 2020

SUDDEN VALLEY, WASHINGTON: A Whatcom County woman reportedly killed her twin daughters aged 7 and then took her own life in a double murder-suicide, as per the Whatcom County Sheriff's Office.  Authorities responded to a residence in Whatcom County on Saturday afternoon, (October 24), after a man called to say that he discovered his landlord and her two young daughters dead inside a … [Read more...]

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Kansas Father in Custody, Daughters Recovered After 2 Boys Found Dead in Home

October 25, 2020

(CNN)A father is in police custody and his two daughters have been recovered safely after his two sons were discovered dead in a Leavenworth, Kansas, home, according to Leavenworth County Undersheriff Jim Sherley. Sherley told CNN that law enforcement was called to a home after a family member went to the residence and reported the crime scene around 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Two boys, ages 11 and … [Read more...]

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Court Records Suggest Building Tension Before Murder-Suicide

October 20, 2020

BRISTOL, Tenn. — Many details about the apparent murder-suicide that left a husband, wife and the wife’s teenage daughter dead Saturday on Trammell Road  are still emerging. But court records — including an order of protection, divorce petition and failed mediation session — suggest an increasingly tense situation for the family in the months leading up to the tragedy. Continue reading … [Read more...]

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