Janice's journey

This E-book is not published in the full length in English yet, but I have read the Danish version and I find it very interesting. Here is what the co-author states:

This biography is made based on the diary of a young woman who lived in many years in Denmark before she went on a holiday at her birthmother’s county. Her values and morale is based on her upbringing in Denmark which some might consider offending. However in order to truly understand how she experienced her stay in the United States the cultural influences has to be considered a major contributor to her choices both before, under and after her stay.
Second the names of individual youth transport firms, wilderness programs and boarding schools are not mentioned. It is not a question about being for or against various companies offering emotional growth. It is strictly a story about how Janice as she has chosen to call herself experienced a number of incidents which left life changing marks on her adult life.
This biography is co-authored because Janice wanted to have her story published in both Danish and English. We at the organization “Domestic Prisoners of Conscience” have fact checked the contents and have removed some names to  avoid lawsuits.
mastersofcontrol: Valessa Robinson, a 15 year old girl who lived in an upper middle class suburb, was being accused, along with her boyfriend and another friend, having killed his mother and then flee with the credit card and minivan Mom. After a dramatic chase and shootout on a lonely stretch of highway in Texas, the three were arrested. The victim, Vicki Robinson (49), was divorced, worked in real estate, trying to raise her two teenage daughters and was looking to get ahead in your new life. For years, she and Valessa went through the battles themselves that age. But later, Valessa became obsessed with her new love and conflict between the two worsened. A few months later, Vicki was dead, his body ‘had been found stuck in a trash can and Valessa and her boyfriend were in prison. The police soon focused his research in 15 years, Mrs. Robinson’s daughter Valessa, it was gone, too. Mrs. Robinson had been struggling to maintain control of his rebellious daughter and was worried about her new boyfriend, Adam Davis. Davis, 19, recently spent six months in jail for robbery and burglary. Six days after the disappearance Vicki Robinson, Robinson and Adam Davis Valessa - along with 19-year-old Jon Whispel - were arrested after a high-speed chase on Interstate 10 in Texas. The next day, the body of Mrs. Robinson was found in a trash can in the woods a few miles from his home. Whispel reached a plea deal and turned against his friends. He said that on the night of the murder, he and Adam had taken Valessa LSD.As they sat in a Denny’s talking about what to do, soon suggested Valessa kill his mother. Inside the house Robinson, Mrs. Davis attacked and stabbed Robinson, Whispel said, adding that at one point her mother pressed Valessa. Whispel pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 25 years in prison. Last year, Adam Davis was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death. I hate violence. I find it very disgraceful that this young girl back then was pressured into murder. Because the farm she was supposed to be sent to by her mother has been the target of no less than 3 investigations by the authorities. The manager treats injured girls with prayers instead of sending them to the hospital. It sounds like a terrible place if you judge from the girls who have been active on various websites and community networks. However she should not have been involved in her mothers dead. She should have run away and kept herself into hiding until she had become a legally adults. It is a shame that a state like Florida has no options for teenagers who just want to party and drink beers like me at that age, which I am happy to say that I have been able to do legally in Denmark

mastersofcontrol:

Valessa Robinson, a 15 year old girl who lived in an upper middle class suburb, was being accused, along with her boyfriend and another friend, having killed his mother and then flee with the credit card and minivan Mom. After a dramatic chase and shootout on a lonely stretch of highway in Texas, the three were arrested.
The victim, Vicki Robinson (49), was divorced, worked in real estate, trying to raise her two teenage daughters and was looking to get ahead in your new life.
For years, she and Valessa went through the battles themselves that age. But later, Valessa became obsessed with her new love and conflict between the two worsened. A few months later, Vicki was dead, his body ‘had been found stuck in a trash can and Valessa and her boyfriend were in prison.
The police soon focused his research in 15 years, Mrs. Robinson’s daughter Valessa, it was gone, too. Mrs. Robinson had been struggling to maintain control of his rebellious daughter and was worried about her new boyfriend, Adam Davis. Davis, 19, recently spent six months in jail for robbery and burglary.
Six days after the disappearance Vicki Robinson, Robinson and Adam Davis Valessa - along with 19-year-old Jon Whispel - were arrested after a high-speed chase on Interstate 10 in Texas. The next day, the body of Mrs. Robinson was found in a trash can in the woods a few miles from his home.
Whispel reached a plea deal and turned against his friends. He said that on the night of the murder, he and Adam had taken Valessa LSD.As they sat in a Denny’s talking about what to do, soon suggested Valessa kill his mother. Inside the house Robinson, Mrs. Davis attacked and stabbed Robinson, Whispel said, adding that at one point her mother pressed Valessa.
Whispel pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 25 years in prison. Last year, Adam Davis was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death.

I hate violence. I find it very disgraceful that this young girl back then was pressured into murder. Because the farm she was supposed to be sent to by her mother has been the target of no less than 3 investigations by the authorities.

The manager treats injured girls with prayers instead of sending them to the hospital.

It sounds like a terrible place if you judge from the girls who have been active on various websites and community networks.

However she should not have been involved in her mothers dead. She should have run away and kept herself into hiding until she had become a legally adults. It is a shame that a state like Florida has no options for teenagers who just want to party and drink beers like me at that age, which I am happy to say that I have been able to do legally in Denmark

(Reblogged from mastersofcontrol)

Do not send Danish Exchange Students to Wisconsin

I just got the shocking news that a young Danish woman had her stay in Wisconsin terminated because she had sex with a boy of her age. She was 17 at the time.

The agencies who had arranged her stay there should not have allowed people with an age below the legal age where sex is allowed to travel there because it is an integrated part of our culture to socialize close once they are about 17 years of age.

The two companies involved are CETUSA in the states and Explorius in Denmark. Please avoid the use of them as they seem to operate an unsafe kind of business. The Danish family was cheated of their money.

Source:

http://exchangestudentinfo.weebly.com/1/post/2013/03/exchange-student-sent-home-forconsensual-sex.html

Lunatic boxes are still a part of the daily treatment of mentally challenged people in Denmark

I just saw an article about a place where the social services used to put people until the newspapers began to write about them.

Some of the clients slept in Lunatic boxes on the floor at night. Not even a prison cell is that small

For more information - unfortunately only in Danish you can read the article in this link:

Her blev handicappede låst inde i små sove celler i årevis

A drawing of the conditions are shown. Horrible is the only word I can think off

South African rehab - torture?

I didn’t believe what I read when I followed a link in a mail from a friend. It is about a rehab facility in South Africa where the clients are chained by the neck so they don’t run.

I simply could’t read what I saw.

Shut Noupoort - grieving dad (News 24)

The place is still open. The government tried to shut them, but they won in court. I cannot believe it