To understand the New Hampshire Youth Detention Center’s Cover Ups of child sex abuse, think about the Diocese of Manchester, its attorneys, investigators, the AG’s office, and decades of a partnership supporting corruption above the law — there is no separation of powers.
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Sununu Youth Detention Center
NH Youth Will Die if Sununu Signs Bills, Suicide Prevention Council Threatens
The NH Suicide Prevention Council (NHSPC) is lobbying against protecting children from genital mutilation and preserving girls’ sports and private spaces.
The State’s Janus-Faced Position in the YDC Cases
$100 million + of public funds plus resources of multiple state agencies are at stake. I urge you to consider the following and act accordingly to prevent further abuse of public trust and funds: The attached article regarding the YDC child sex abuse claims and the parties involved contains statements regarding a “Janus-faced position”. I … Read more
Thousands of People, Several Communities, and Millions in Public Funds Are Affected.
Dear Merrimack County Attorney Paul Halvorsen, with Youth Detention Center civil and criminal cases on the horizon consuming over $100 million in public funds in addition to the costs of court time and resources in both criminal and civil procedures, I urge you to serve the public interest and investigate the concerns I presented to you last year.
The Horrors of the New Hampshire Sununu Youth Detention Center
It’s very hard for anyone who has been serially abused as a child to have the courage to speak up as an adult, even more so when the State of New Hampshire endorsed the abuse and the very people arguing both sides of the YDC horror show may have been involved in the cover-ups — for decades.
Youth Detention Center Cases and Conflicts of Interest
Dear Judge Andrew Schulman, I am glad that you have raised the conflicts of interest issue with regard to the Youth Detention Center and State Officials. I also read that State Officials have been subpoenaed by attorneys for the complainants. In the article I read, there is mention that the AG’s office believes there are … Read more