There is a network of delusional witch-hunters in the mental health profession, and we must stop them
By Lucien Greaves Thursday, May 08, 2015, multimillionaire Manhattan socialite, Gigi Jordan, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for the manslaughter of her eight-year old autistic son, Jude Michael Mirra. Jordan never denied that she had intended to kill her child by way of forced pill overdose five years previous in a New […]
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Where the Witch-hunters are: Satanic Panic and Mental Health Malpractice
This piece was written in collaboration with Sarah Ponto Rivera Where the Witch-hunters are: Satanic Panic and Mental Health Malpractice By Douglas Mesner and Sarah Ponto Rivera “I have met many demons, devils, evil characters, representatives of Satan, and Satan himself in my MPD [Multiple Personality Disorder] work.” — Colin Ross, MD, […]
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Mental Health Malpractice Cover-up. Castlewood Treatment Center seeks to purchase plaintiff gag-order.
As revelations of a major Mental Health Care scandal come to light, a malpractice settlement threatens to conceal the issue from scrutiny once more. On November 21, 2011, the first of four disturbingly similar malpractice lawsuits was filed against Castlewood Treatment Center, LLC. Among the allegations, a former client of the St. Louis based eating […]
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Dr. Randy Noblitt, Satanic Limb Transplants, and the Music of Mind Control
To be fair — when considering the “expert” qualifications of the perpetually panic-stricken Dr. Randy Noblitt — one should take into consideration that the man’s doctoral thesis was, in fact, a work of Astrology. However, in a career made notable for unsubstantiated hysterical claims involving a preternatural conspiracy of Satan’s minions, his dissertation upon the […]
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Sean Sellers: The Devil and Death Row
Shortly before his death by lethal injection, Sean Sellers would express deep annoyance that so many people still insisted upon making such a big deal of the 3 murders he had committed — two of them his own parents, the other a convenience store clerk named Robert Bower. “I’m amazed at the self righteousness I […]
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Mark Schwartz, accused of malpractice, removed from Castlewood clinic staff
The bizarre nature of the lawsuits created a minor, short-lived sensation among the national press at the times of their filings. The first, dated November 21, 2011 — Lisa Nasseff vs. Castlewood Treatment Center, LLC. — alleged to gross malpractice suffered while undergoing “treatment” at the St. Louis eating disorders clinic. To quote directly from the suit: “defendant carelessly […]
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Open letter to Dr. Phil: “a public mental health menace”
Dear Dr. Phil, I write this letter to you with little hope of conveying information of which you were previously unaware. Rather, I write this letter so that the general public may be made aware of what you should already be well aware of, in hopes that they may appropriately measure your credibility following your […]
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Ted Gunderson: Death of a Public Paranoid
Former Special Agent Ted Gunderson suspected he would be “taken out” eventually. As a whistleblower disclosing crimes of the highest order, Gunderson would attest to suffering endless harassment and attempts on his life, from operatives entering his home to sneak poisonous liquids into the wall heaters[1], to phone tapping, personal computer hacking, and years of […]
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