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Location: Montana | I am not sure what to do. 16 years ago my stepson was convicted for molesting two of our other children. He was 14 at the time. We asked that he be given therapy etc. He was removed from our home and lived with my husbands parents. We were asked by the therapist to come in for a session. We went and he confessed to everything that he had done. It was awful, he was 8 when his dad and I married. He confessed that he had abused other children in my inlaws neighborhood starting at the age of 6, the youngest child was 3 at the time. He also confessed to abusing his other two siblings on his mothers side they were 5 and 3 when he was 14. He also confessed to other things that were so foul I dont want to repeat it here.
Soon after my husband and I were married I realized that he had some real issues; stealing, lighting controlled fires, lying. While he lived with us we had several dogs come up missing. Two died for no apparent reason, once he left our home we have never lost another pet accept due to old age. I never thought that he had anything to do with it at the time.
I was in my late 20s at the time and still very naive. Before I found out about the abuse I thought that he was acting out because of the parental neglect from his natural mother. My husband had sole custody since he was a year old; with visitation "per his discretion" this was in the mid 80s, so the neglect had to have been sever. In my 30s I earned a psy. degree with an emphasis on children at risk. That is when I realized that he is a sociopath or what is now called antisocial personality disorder.
My husbands parents were not very nice people. We were living in my husbands small home town. His parents grew up there and they went around telling anyone who would listen lies about us. It became unbearable for our children so we moved.
My stepson contiued to break the law etc. He has spent more time in prison then out. He has started harrassing my 72 and 74 yr old parents. He has broken into their home in the past, now it is phone calls, (which my mom had blocked) and a letter, where by he is minimizing his actions and wanting us to help us expunge his record for the sexual abuse so that he doesnt have to register as a sex offender anymore. He is still incarcerated. We have not had any contact with him since we moved. I do not know what I can do legally; I am hoping someone here can give me a direction to go. It will be a cold day in hell before we would ever help him. I feel very threatend by his continued harrassment.
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Location: SE Louisiana | No..No..NO!!! a million times NO!!! Whatever it takes... court order to stay away.. whatever.... Something else to think about... I don't believe that at the age of 8 he just pulled this behavior out of his butt.(so to speak).. Someone did this to him or showed him or told him this was ok to do and caused him to turn in this direction... If he ever manages to change this activity he will be in the minority..
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Location: I call the back seat on the short bus!! | May I suggest finding a good church coupled with some good therapy/counseling?? Bad thing about that is if you get the wrong counselor. But a church where the preacher is a true man of God will help one more than anything. You're stepson has obviously been a manipulator and still is...I'm going to guess a lack of boundaries and too smart for his own good? Hugs.
I think the best thing YOU can do is start reading everything you can get your hands on about this stuff. Study it and put it into action. Actions speak louder than words. more hugs...
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Location: I call the back seat on the short bus!! | And NO. I don't believe helping him to "get out early" is a smart way to go in this case. Sounds like he needs to sit and think about it more... ;(
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| Look into court orders.... file one. His victims should also be listed. Upon release, it will be part of his probation/parole and violating will send him back to prison. If he's more concerned about getting his record expunged then he hasn't changed. If an offender has changed and truly wants to mend a relationship they will approach it differently.
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| Send him a letter to not contact you or anyone in your family. Seek legal advise in regards to a restraining order if he continues to harass you. |
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Location: Florida.. | he needs to stay locked up. thats alot of kids and young ones.. he appears dangerous and could even harm your parents.. dont help.. talk to police get a restraining order.. etc.. parents to..DONT ACCEPT any more letters or calls.. and DONT reply.if he has a no contact on file.. he is breaking his orders evn in prison and they dont take that lightly.he will have more time added on |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | rodeomom3 - 2014-11-20 6:03 AM Send him a letter to not contact you or anyone in your family. Seek legal advise in regards to a restraining order if he continues to harass you.
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Location: Broxton, Ga | I agree with Bibs stay away from him and he needs to remain locked up I see him as a threat to you and your family's lives. These types do not change. |
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| I would get a restraining order for you and for your parents. I would also call his incarceration facility and let them know that he has been harassing people. |
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Location: CTX | Bibliafarm - 2014-11-20 7:13 AM he needs to stay locked up. thats alot of kids and young ones.. he appears dangerous and could even harm your parents.. dont help.. talk to police get a restraining order.. etc.. parents to..DONT ACCEPT any more letters or calls.. and DONT reply.if he has a no contact on file.. he is breaking his orders evn in prison and they dont take that lightly.he will have more time added on THIS!
What ever you do, DO NOT reply or even think about helping him. Once a psychopath always a psychopath. And he sure sounds like one to me!!
These type of people will not change, they only get better at manipulating and will hurt somebody eventually!
Good luck!! And stay safe!
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| I am sorry you are going thru this. But there are just some people that are broken and cannot be fixed. I would stay away and no contact. |
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| Agreed. Speak to someone in law enforcement about a protective order against him. I feel based on the information you posted you should have no problem getting a restraining order. Take the letters and anything else with you to show the authorities as evidence of his harrassment. They need to know that you fear for your well being/safety/ect. (if you do feel that way). It is sad because he is a member of your family, but he obviously is a dangerous person. Do what you have to do and pray for him. |
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Location: In The Land of Cotton | This person no matter who he is related to will not change. He is only worried about himself and not having to register as a sex offender? He needs to stay locked up forever. I would also contact the prison warden or a person in the prison where he is. I believe there is some type of punishment for him if he is sending out threatening letters.
Prayers for you and your family. You are not going to be able to change this vile person. |
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | He sounds like a very dangerous psychopath....a textbook case. These types are the most dangerous among us. For the good of society, he needs to be incarcerated, or at least institutionalized. Sad and scary at the same time.
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Location: Lost with the rest of the MINIONS! | I have no advice, just so very sorry that you have to go through this. Hugs to you and your whole family. |
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Location: Louisiana | I have had experience with people in prison, and one thing that no one else has mentioned is that they constantly want money. They want/need money in their prison accounts, to get luxury items such as cigarettes, food, "favors", and things that aren't allowed in prison but guards will bring it to them. So my first thought regarding your parents is that they might fall for his lies and send him money. PLEASE make sure they are not doing this. Contact the warden of the prison where he is and tell him/her that he is harrassing your family. Ask them to monitor his outgoing mail and stop anything from coming to your parents. Of course, if he calls, it will be collect, and anyone can refuse the call. And get that restraining order. I am sorry this guy has put your family and others through this. Some people can't be helped, and he sounds like one of them. It is a shame that his life turned out like it did, but you have to protect your family from him. Prayers for you.  |
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Location: Montana | Thank you for all of the replies. I am waiting for a call back from the prison counselor. I am not sure why they directed me to him. My first thought was to write him a letter back and though I know that it would make me feel better, it will just fuel the fire. My mother blocked her number when he first started calling and has sent him no money, though he did ask her for some initially.
My children did receive counseling after this happend and are now young adults starting their own families. They are well adjusted, hard working, honest people. I dont want to tell them what is happening; because I dont want to upset them. I am going to look into a harrassment suit. Thank all of you again for your helpful, kind words, prayers and for allowing me to vent.
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| CYA Ranch - 2014-11-20 7:20 AM rodeomom3 - 2014-11-20 6:03 AM Send him a letter to not contact you or anyone in your family. Seek legal advise in regards to a restraining order if he continues to harass you. ^^^^this
I'd take this one step further and have an attorny send the letter... In this way you have not contacted him directly and will send a message that YOU do NOT want to have anything to do with the scumbag that he is. |
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Location: Kansas | I would just get a no contact order for you and the family. If he violates it, he will be warned then more jail time. |
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