Book Review: A Double Life
“Humiliation” is a succinct explanation for the criminal behavior of wealthy, privileged, powerful, abusive men. They learn early how to humiliate and discredit people with impunity, and it makes them […]
Tag Archives: custody battles
Radical Idea for Protective Mothers
Several protective mothers have asked for my help this week. Due to my poor health and limited resources, I am not able to assist individuals. However, I have a radical […]
Bravo: NNEDV and Dr. Phil Team Up to End the Silence on Domestic Violence
Dr. Phil McGraw announced today that his 9th season will End the Silence on Domestic Violence. It was the 16th anniversary of the day President Clinton signed the Violence Against […]
Mel Gibson Retaliates with David Letterman’s Extortion Ploy: Abusive Criminals Morph Shields into Swords
Jurisprudence is getting turned upside down and inside out by attorneys representing abusive criminals. When did documenting evidence in a potential criminal case become a crime? When did engaging in out-of-court […]
Rights for Mothers Blog Has a New Address
Rights for Mothers was a Top 100 blog. I cannot fathom why WordPress decided to “toss” it. The force behind the blog is extraordinarily well-informed on the issue of litigation abuse […]
Litigation Abuse & Judicial Misconduct, 101
Where do you turn and to whom do you ask for help when you experience litigation abuse and/or judicial misconduct?
“Rockefeller” Guilty: Sentenced to 5 Years
After four days of deliberation, the jury found Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter (“Clark Rockefeller”) guilty of custodial kidnapping and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon charge. As I write this blog, I am listening live to the sentencing hearing at WCVB’s web page. I am grateful to them for their coverage of this trial as well as the abundant resources they have provided during the pendancy of this trial on their web site.
Citing “Rockefeller’s” disregard for his daughter’s welfare when he kidnapped her, Judge Frank M. Gaziano sentenced him to five years for custodial kidnapping and three years for assault and battery with the sentences to be served concurrently (at the same time).
Sandra Boss: Litigation Abuse
After Sandra hired a private detective and started doing due diligence into his true identity, this “loving and devoted” father surrendered custody in exchange for $800,000, a dress, and her engagement ring. After the divorce, he didn’t initiate contact with his daughter or respond to her e-mail or phone messages for six months.
Anne Caroline Drake 