[shahzadmasih]

Nice Stuff!!!

[atomizer]

Elisa D. Santry, 16 years old, died July 16, 2006 while hiking in 110 deg. heat at the Outward Bound Wilderness facility. She got separated from the group and was found dead 5 hours later. At the least, this is negligence.

http://www.caica.org...6%20Critics.htm

[atomizer]

Ivy Ridge Academy sued for $100 million

[atomizer]

!!! GOOD NEWS !!!

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Care Facility Being Closed by State

WSAW
August 1, 2006

The care facility where a seven-year-old girl died after being restrained is being closed by the state.

Northwest Counseling and Guidance Clinic in Rice Lake will be shutting down for at least six months. The facility's state certification will be pulled August 15th, and all county and state funding will be withdrawn.

more here...



7 yr. old 'Angi' died shortly after being "restrained" for the 9th and final time in 30 days while at the Rice Lake facility.

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The seven-month investigation into the death of 14-year-old Martin Lee Anderson could end soon and has gone beyond the scope of the boot-camp guards who were videotaped hitting him, state Sen. Frederica Wilson said.

Source: http://www.isaccorp.org/anderson/martin-le...n.08.03.06.html

There is a video of the beating here: http://www.nospank.net/anderson.htm
I will warn you, although the quality is very poor and it's difficult to see what's happening, it may be disturbing to some people -- as it darn well should be.

More info here: http://www.isaccorp.org/deaths.asp

Martin died shortly after being beaten to a pulp by a small army of "guards". As he lied totally helpless on the ground, being kneed, kicked, put into painful "restraining holds" and having ammonia tablets forced up his nose, a "nurse" stood there and watched.

For an overview of this problem, see http://help-for-teen.com

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WWASPS Program Owner to Stand Trial for Abuse

Authorities in Costa Rica have told ISAC that Narvin Lichfield, owner of Dundee Ranch Academy, is scheduled to go on trial September 25, 2006.

Narvin Lichfield, brother of WWASPS founder Robert Lichfield, was arrested in May 2003 after Costa Rican child-welfare authorities raided the "specialty boarding school" and found evidence of abuse and human rights violations.

more here: http://www.isaccorp....nouncements.asp

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The Miami Herald

August 16, 2006

A Christian military academy that has come under scrutiny after a student died shut down Tuesday after Lauderhill officials discovered that it was breaking the law.

Back to Basics Military Academy never applied for an occupational license to start a school...

source: http://www.isaccorp.org/documents/back-to-...s.08.16.06.html

[EchoNoise]

I'm confused about this whole thing... sorry

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atomizer, on Jun 29 2006, 03:58 PM, said:

it was started in Utah in the 80s' (i think) by Bob Litchfield. Evidentially there was inspiration from the Mormon religion

Where else, and who else. Lets not forget the mormon cult (no its not a religion) is also responsible for the kidnapp torture rape molestation and deaths of many other individuals, often minors, in many other of its schemes and day to day happenings. As if they arent crazy enough, theres also the "extremist" mormons... the church of the latter day saints, who activley encourage and indoctrinate its members into the sexual and mental abuse of minors. Even kidnapping young children and seperating them from their families from an early age so they can instill their "values" into these children.

They are no less wicked or evil than those cutting innocents heads off and blowing up planes from the arab world.

[atomizer]

run a search for "the lost boys". lost boys of texas i think, but i'm not sure. there's mormons that kick out young boys when the male/female ratio is not what they want it to be (the older men like to have sex with the young girls).

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I have gone through this Post and some of the links. And i m wondering, how can the American Govt. allow this. I have read the reason abt the money they are generating for politics. But, do they think they would not accountable. I cant even think what they will answer on Judgment day.

And for parents, if they cant help out their children then nobody can or should. There must be Anti-Drug hospitals or similar facilities in US where parents take care of their child with regular visits.

Still the incidents are un-imaginable.

[EchoNoise]

I'm still lost... Parents sending kids to this torture place?...

This post has been edited by undeadsoldier: 04 October 2006 - 05:54 PM

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playsafe, on Oct 4 2006, 12:52 AM, said:

I have gone through this Post and some of the links. And i m wondering, how can the American Govt. allow this...

The government allows it because the "teen-help" industry (and that's exactly what it is) is a 60+ billion dollar a year business with a huge growth rate and many millions are being donated to government officials. Money talks, not ethics. This is nothing new and if it surprises you, you should dig deeper and do your own investigation. The campaign contributions are a matter of public record. So is the torture. ~106 deaths as of this writing, many due to asphyxiation from being restrained.

undeadsoldier, on Oct 4 2006, 05:54 PM, said:

I'm still lost... Parents sending kids to this torture place?...

Visit wwasps.com and see if their facilities look like abusive facilities. They are advertised to look like virtual resorts. The parents are told that their kids may make incredible acquisitions and to expect and ignore this. The point is, the parents either don't know or, in some cases, don't care. Many parents don't want their kids -- simple fact. Many parents abuse their kids to extremes. These places just get paid for it. If you understand that our government is out of control, and corporations have a large hand in running it, then there's nothing surprising about this.