Doctor Who Intentionally Severs Bonds With Mothers Is a Monster

This Dr. Harry Harlow was not just unsympathetic, but a monster just like the unethical doctors who forcefully remove children from loving mothers by claiming parental alienation to give them to their abusers. Why do they do this? Because they get paid by the abuser to do this! It’s a fraud on the courts that needs to end!

From the Top Ten Unethical Psychological Experiments
The Well of Despair 1960

     Dr. Harry Harlow was an unsympathetic person, using terms like the rape rack and iron maiden in his experiments. He is most well-known for the experiments he conducted on rhesus monkeys concerning social isolation. Dr. Harlow took infant rhesus monkeys who had already bonded with their mothers and placed them in a stainless steel vertical chamber device alone with no contact in order to sever those bonds. They were kept in the chambers for up to one year. Many of these monkeys came out of the chamber psychotic, and many did not recover. Dr. Harlow concluded that even a happy, normal childhood was no defense against depression, while science writer Deborah Blum called these, common sense results.
     Gene Sackett of the University of Washington in Seattle, one of Harlows doctoral students, stated he believes the animal liberation movement in the U.S. was born as a result of Harlows experiments. William Mason, one of Harlows students, said that Harlow kept this going to the point where it was clear to many people that the work was really violating ordinary sensibilities, that anybody with respect for life or people would find this offensive. Its as if he sat down and said, Im only going to be around another ten years. What Id like to do, then, is leave a great big mess behind. If that was his aim, he did a perfect job.

Any doctor removing a child from their mother using the fraudulent theory of parental alienation or other phony psychobabble BS needs to be exposed for the monsters they are. They come up with phony rhetoric and say it in a convincing manner, much like they did back in Salem when they accused women of witchcraft.  

This Parental Alienation Custody Change Fraud is going to go down in history as one of the most unethical psychological social engineering experiments of all time. The scandal is on the same level as the cover up of sexual abuse by the Catholic Church. It’s time people start to wake up and recognize that these doctors are covering up for all types of domestic abuse against women and children for PROFIT.

If you click on the links regarding Dr. Harry Harlow, you will find out that he received awards from psychological associations. Maybe this will start to get people thinking that there are groups of people doing unethical experiments and they do support each other on their theories and cover up for each other. The APA also published the Rind Study which tried to justify child sexual abuse as being acceptable and not that harmful to children. There is a common thread between all of these sick studies that push quack theories to justify unacceptable behavior. Only with Parental Alienation Theory, the whole idea is to call the victims liars which re-victimizes them. All that is needed to do this is to pay an unethical doctor to testify who will ignore real evidence and substitute in their fraudulent rhetoric.

When people realized the horrible treatment of animals that Harlow inflicted, the result was an animal liberation movement. What needs to happen as a result of these unethical parental alienation scams is for children to have a liberation movement and demand to have rights to be heard and to make their own decisions.

And Intentionally Scaring Monkeys

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  2. TeardropsForKatelynn Says:

    A mother’s journey for justice

    Part 1
    By BRANDON A. PERRY
    Published: Thursday, February 5, 2009 4:09 PM CST
    Following a recent hearing inside a Marion County paternity court,
    Tracie Nelson learned that things would not change anytime soon: Her
    daughter still won’t be coming home.

    While leaving the court chamber with her attorney, Nelson appears
    frustrated and sad.

    “I’m so tired, I don’t know what else to do,” Nelson says with tears
    in her eyes as she is embraced by her mother, Minnie Blaylock.

    Nelson has learned that an ex-boyfriend will retain custody of her
    seven-year-old daughter, Kay. An ugly custody battle involving
    allegations of molestation and mental illness continues.

    However, as the two discuss the case with attorney Dana Childress-
    Jones, Nelson recovers her strength, recognizing that she can’t give
    up even if the odds seemed stacked against her.

    “If I do not fight for Kay, who will?” said Nelson.

    The challenge

    When most Americans find themselves involved in the court system,
    they expect justice to be administered based on the law and
    compassion.

    Nelson, however, says she and Kay have not received anything
    resembling justice.

    According to Nelson, biased judges and attorneys have refused to
    remove Kay from the father’s home, despite serious allegations of
    abuse in that household. Nelson, who raised Kay for the first six
    years of her life, believes custody should be returned to her or to
    Blaylock, Kay’s maternal grandmother.

    “Right now all we’re asking is for someone to stand up and do what’s
    in the best interest of Kay,” said Blaylock. “She’s a wonderful
    child, and deserves to be in an environment where she is safe and
    cared for with love.”

    Nelson wants to share Kay’s case with the community because, she
    stated, she’s not only fighting for her daughter, but hopes to
    provide a testimony to help parents who find themselves in similar
    situations.

    The beginning

    In May, 2001, Kay was born to Tracie Nelson and ex-boyfriend Billy
    Dupree (Dupree refused to speak with the Recorder regarding the
    case). From Kay’s birth Nelson had sole legal custody of her.
    Although the relationship between Nelson and Dupree ended, Nelson
    said she understood the importance of a father’s presence in a
    child’s life and encouraged Dupree to visit Kay.

    In September 2004, Kay began exhibiting unexplained sexual behavior,
    which a nurse at Community North Hospital later stated was very
    unusual for a girl her age. This puzzled Nelson because she knew her
    daughter had no reason to be with any man other than her father, who
    occasionally had Kay at his home for overnight visitations.

    In written documents submitted in court, Nelson said Dupree “was very
    guarded when I spoke with him about these concerns, and told me if I
    kept looking I would find what I was `looking for.’”

    Family members wanted Nelson to contact child authorities immediately
    to investigate Dupree, but Nelson said she urged caution, wanting to
    give Dupree a chance to defend himself and help in discovering if
    anyone did molest Kay.

    Nelson took Kay to a therapist, and expressed her concerns to
    paternity court Judge Alicia Gooden, who suspended Dupree’s overnight
    visitations. Then, for the first time, Dupree expressed an interest
    in having custody of Kay.

    According to Nelson, Kay later told a forensic investigator, child
    psychologist and police detective that Dupree had touched her
    inappropriately, and that Dupree’s stepson had been “playing house”
    on her.

    An employee for the Marion County Prosecutor’s office, who has to
    remain anonymous, believes Kay’s story is legitimate, but could not
    take action due to the custody dispute.

    In August 2007, following a hearing, Gooden granted custody of Kay to
    Dupree.

    The railroad

    Nelson believes Gooden’s decision was based on a conflict of interest.

    She said Kim Bacon, Dupree’s attorney, was given preferential
    treatment during the hearing because she is a pro temp judge in
    Gooden’s paternity court. She also claims that Bacon’s boyfriend is
    Dupree’s best friend. Nelson says she has been a target ever since
    she filed a complaint against Bacon with the Indiana Bar Association.

    “The judge’s decision was based, not on the best interest of Kay, but
    on Gooden’s bias against me and her relationship with Bacon,” said
    Nelson.

    Bacon and Dupree have declined to talk publicly. When contacted by
    the Recorder to get Dupree’s version of events, Bacon firmly ruled
    out a discussion about the case.

    “What we’re seeing right now is a situation where the private
    business of a seven-year-old girl is being dragged out into the
    public, and that’s not right,” Bacon said. “Neither my client nor I
    will be a part of that. We decline to comment.”

    According to court records, Dupree has strongly denied any
    allegations of abuse, and he and Bacon assert that Nelson is mentally
    and financially unstable. They also believe that Nelson has coached
    Kay into saying certain things to bolster her case.

    Nelson’s attorney, Childress-Jones, requested a change of judge, and
    Kay’s case was passed to Judge Gary Miller. Nelson alleges that
    Miller appeared to be fair at first, but after speaking with Gooden
    and Bacon, has refused to grant even temporary custody to Nelson,
    despite the investigation into alleged abuse.

    To date, Nelson has only occasional supervised visits with Kay that
    she must pay for, and Kay is not allowed to keep gifts or other items.

    Nelson says she has had several attorneys helping her, simply because
    they get hopeless after a short time working on her case. Shortly
    after Nelson lost custody of Kay, one former attorney, Dylan Vigh,
    stated on WTLC-AM (1310) “Afternoons with Amos” show that her case
    was “by far” one of the “greatest injustices” he has ever seen, and
    that Nelson has been “railroaded” in the courtroom.

    Still, Nelson says she is not surrendering the fight to get Kay back
    home. She is seeking to move her case to the court of a third judge
    with no connections to Gooden. She is also seeking removal of the
    Guardian Ad Litem (GAL), a representative appointed to serve as a
    nonbiased guardian of a child in a custody dispute. Nelson says the
    GAL has not acted in Kay’s best interest.

    “I have a divine right, as Kay’s mother, to protect her,” Nelson
    said. “All I’m trying to do is get her life back to normal and keep
    her safe.”

    Coming in Part 2: A closer look into the case.

    Note: Kay is not the child’s

    http://indianapolis recorder. com/articles/ 2009/02/06/ news/local/ news02.
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    I thought you might be interested in this.

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