Child sex abuse Archives

Ken Weyler YDC PR Crisis Word Salad

February 6, 2025 Claire Best

Dear Representatives, Today’s apology is a word salad, and it appears to have been created with the NHCADSV – a compromised agency in the YDC cases. If “victim blaming” is never appropriate, why did the NHCADSV say and do nothing when the State and AG Gordon MacDonald’s Office dismissed David Meehan et al. v NH … Read more

Inventors of Social Pedagogy

August 23, 2024 Op-Ed

By Niko Roswell – New Hampshire usually goes first. It began with voting but has trickled into NH education, law, church, and culture. After the federal separation of church and state, New Hampshire began to go first in all things criminal. Four nuns were allowed to sue the bishop, the US’s first court case was … Read more

Who is David Vicinanzo, Lead Attorney for the Victims of Youth Detention Center Abuse?

September 5, 2023 Op-Ed

David Vicinanzo defends government corruption and represents survivors of government corruption. Currently, he is a lead attorney, bringing over 1000 civil suits against the State of New Hampshire and its Youth Detention Center for decades of cover-ups of child abuse that happened under state care.

NH Provider Instructs Minors on How to Get Abortions Without Their Parents Finding Out

September 1, 2020September 1, 2020 Beth Scaer

One of the very few abortion regulations in New Hampshire is the requirement that a minor girl notifies at least one parent before she gets an abortion. A girl doesn’t have to get her parents’ permission to get an abortion. The law only says that they must be notified. See RSA 132:32-36.

Because Someone Asked For It – Public School Sex Abuse For The Record

September 29, 2021October 25, 2012 Steve MacDonald

Public school teachers, as a matter of record, have recorded more incidences of sexual misconduct than any other group we know of. But because these events are often unreported, under-reported, (not sensationalized by the press or any particular group), or just concealed from the public, there is a false perception that it can’t be all that bad.