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Offline Deborah

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« on: January 08, 2006, 02:13:00 PM »
If you have others, please add them. I'd appreciate links to stories. Thanks


1980
24-Nov   Eric S. Schibley   17
24-Nov   Bernard Reefer      
24-Nov   Robert Zimmerman      
24-Nov   Charles Lucas         
24-Nov   James Lamb
24-Nov   Robert D. Erwin   15
24-Nov   Lyle Foodroy      

1982
11-Sep   Tammy Edmiston   
16-Sep   Leon Anger
April   Mario Cano   16   
June   Danny Lewis   16

1990
John Vincent Garrison   18

1994
16-Dec   Carlos Ruiz   13

1995
28-Jun   Dawnne Takeuchi   18
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« Reply #1 on: January 08, 2006, 02:19:00 PM »
Just what you have listed here is a HIDEOUS record of negligence and abuse. :scared:

Is this place still operating?  If so, HOW?
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« Reply #2 on: January 08, 2006, 02:52:00 PM »
Shinaul McGraw died at New Directions 2nd Chance.  Is/was that a VisonQuest program?  What kind of a program was it?  Anyone have any details on it?
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« Reply #3 on: January 08, 2006, 03:15:00 PM »
Thanks for pointing out the error.
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« Reply #4 on: March 10, 2006, 03:58:00 AM »
all the deaths that happened in 1980 was from a ship wreck and was ruled accidential by both parties.
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« Reply #5 on: March 10, 2006, 04:54:00 AM »
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"all the deaths that happened in 1980 was from a ship wreck and was ruled accidential by both parties."


Got some proof to back that up?
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« Reply #6 on: March 11, 2006, 03:43:00 AM »
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"all the deaths that happened in 1980 was from a ship wreck and was ruled accidential by both parties."


Well,that clears up 1980,but what about the deaths in subsequent years?
I call it "Child Murder".
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« Reply #7 on: March 13, 2006, 07:19:00 PM »
No there were others that died. A teenage girl died of dehydration even after she told staff she was thirsty and exhausted. I cant remember her name off hand, but I do believe this was made public by I forget what network, I think I might of seen it on A&E.

There were also other instances where children in VQ were physically abused and in some cases beaten real bad.

VQ is no joke folks, I was in it and escaped not long after arriving at that place.

The people that run it are interested in only one thing (Money), they will mistreat all that oppose them.

They all need to burn in hell!
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« Reply #8 on: March 19, 2006, 08:39:00 AM »
Michelle Sutton, dead at age 15, Summit Quest
Kristen Chase, dead at age 16, Challenger
Paul Choy, dead at age 16, Rite of Passage
Aaron Bacon, dead at age 16, Northstar
Dawnne Takeuchi, dead at age 18, VisionQuest
Lorenzo Johnson, dead at age 17, Arizona Boys Ranch
Carlos Ruiz, dead at age 13, VisionQuest
Mario Cano, dead at age 16, VisionQuest
John Vincent Garrison, dead at age 18, VisionQuest
Bernard Reefer, dead, VisionQuest
Robert Zimmerman, dead, VisionQuest
Charles Lucas, dead, VisionQuest
James Lamb, dead, VisionQuest
Tammy Edmiston, dead, VisionQuest
Leon Anger, dead, VisionQuest
Latasha Bush, dead at 15, Daystar Residential Treatment Center
Charles Collins, Jr., dead at age 15, Crossroads for Youth
Jamie Young, dead at age 13, Ramsey Canyon
Randy Steele, dead at age 9,
Laurel Ridge Psychiatric Hospital
John Avila, dead, Rocky Mountain Academy
Danny Lewis, dead at age 16, VisionQuest
Nicholas Contreras, dead at age 16, Arizona Boys Ranch
Edith Campos, dead at age 15, Desert Hills
Matt Toppi, dead at age 17, Robert Land Academy
Chirs Brown, dead at age 16, Robert Land Academy
Eric David Schibley, dead at age 17, VisionQuest
Robert Doyle Erwin, dead at age 15, VisionQuest
Lyle Foodroy, dead, VisionQuest
Gina Score, dead at age 14, State Training School (South Dakota)
Bryan Dale Alexander, dead at age 18, Texas Correctional Services
Michael Wiltsie, dead at age 12, Eckert Youth Alternatives
Tristan Sovern, dead at age 16, Charter Behavioral Health System
Robert Rollins, dead at age 12, Devereaux School
Andrew McClain, dead at age 11, Elmcrest Psychiatric Hospital
Anthony Haynes, dead at age 14, Buffalo Soldiers Boot Camp
Ian August, dead at age 14, Skyline Journey
Charles "Chase" Moody, dead at age 17, The Brown School
Roberto Reyes, dead at age 15, Thayer Learning Center Boot Camp
Travis Parker, dead at age13, Appalachian Wilderness Camp
Christening "Mikie" Garcia, dead at age12, Star Ranch
Linda Harris, dead at age 14, Chad Youth Enhancement Center
Martin Lee Anderson, dead at age 14, Bay County Sheriff's boot camp, Florida

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« Reply #9 on: April 13, 2006, 12:56:00 AM »
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On 2006-03-13 16:19:00, The Elan Reporter wrote:

"No there were others that died. A teenage girl died of dehydration even after she told staff she was thirsty and exhausted. I cant remember her name off hand, but I do believe this was made public by I forget what network, I think I might of seen it on A&E.



There were also other instances where children in VQ were physically abused and in some cases beaten real bad.



VQ is no joke folks, I was in it and escaped not long after arriving at that place.



The people that run it are interested in only one thing (Money), they will mistreat all that oppose them.



They all need to burn in hell!
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Would you say VQ is worst than Elan?
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« Reply #10 on: April 13, 2006, 12:57:00 AM »
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On 2006-03-19 05:39:00, Anonymous wrote:

"Michelle Sutton, dead at age 15, Summit Quest

Kristen Chase, dead at age 16, Challenger

Paul Choy, dead at age 16, Rite of Passage

Aaron Bacon, dead at age 16, Northstar

Dawnne Takeuchi, dead at age 18, VisionQuest

Lorenzo Johnson, dead at age 17, Arizona Boys Ranch

Carlos Ruiz, dead at age 13, VisionQuest

Mario Cano, dead at age 16, VisionQuest

John Vincent Garrison, dead at age 18, VisionQuest

Bernard Reefer, dead, VisionQuest

Robert Zimmerman, dead, VisionQuest

Charles Lucas, dead, VisionQuest

James Lamb, dead, VisionQuest

Tammy Edmiston, dead, VisionQuest

Leon Anger, dead, VisionQuest

Latasha Bush, dead at 15, Daystar Residential Treatment Center

Charles Collins, Jr., dead at age 15, Crossroads for Youth

Jamie Young, dead at age 13, Ramsey Canyon

Randy Steele, dead at age 9,

Laurel Ridge Psychiatric Hospital

John Avila, dead, Rocky Mountain Academy

Danny Lewis, dead at age 16, VisionQuest

Nicholas Contreras, dead at age 16, Arizona Boys Ranch

Edith Campos, dead at age 15, Desert Hills

Matt Toppi, dead at age 17, Robert Land Academy

Chirs Brown, dead at age 16, Robert Land Academy

Eric David Schibley, dead at age 17, VisionQuest

Robert Doyle Erwin, dead at age 15, VisionQuest

Lyle Foodroy, dead, VisionQuest

Gina Score, dead at age 14, State Training School (South Dakota)

Bryan Dale Alexander, dead at age 18, Texas Correctional Services

Michael Wiltsie, dead at age 12, Eckert Youth Alternatives

Tristan Sovern, dead at age 16, Charter Behavioral Health System

Robert Rollins, dead at age 12, Devereaux School

Andrew McClain, dead at age 11, Elmcrest Psychiatric Hospital

Anthony Haynes, dead at age 14, Buffalo Soldiers Boot Camp

Ian August, dead at age 14, Skyline Journey

Charles "Chase" Moody, dead at age 17, The Brown School

Roberto Reyes, dead at age 15, Thayer Learning Center Boot Camp

Travis Parker, dead at age13, Appalachian Wilderness Camp

Christening "Mikie" Garcia, dead at age12, Star Ranch

Linda Harris, dead at age 14, Chad Youth Enhancement Center

Martin Lee Anderson, dead at age 14, Bay County Sheriff's boot camp, Florida



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« Reply #11 on: April 27, 2006, 07:01:00 PM »
i know that when all the kids died in 80 it was out in the ocean, it was a typhoon or something, they stopped doing those quests after that had happened. I was also in vision quest, wilderness camp west in the late 80's.  and yuor right it is no joke.  they say that they are restraining you but it goes way beyong restraint.....  i have seen many kids get hurt pretty badly, including myself, i remember two staff members that were the worst, irving solomon and felix (can not remember last name) i was there for a long time, did many quests and saw alot . and it is scary to hear that it has only gotten worse.
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« Reply #12 on: April 27, 2006, 09:27:00 PM »
Isn't Vision Quest now being staffed by former CEDU-ites, David LePere, Greg Hitchcock with Paula (slut) Riggs as the "Admission Director."
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« Reply #13 on: April 30, 2006, 08:24:00 PM »
I really do not know if I should say this, but I  worked for visionquest about 10 years ago.  I was a drill instructor at their boot & hat camp in Pennsylvania.  I remember a boy that died there in March or April 1997.  We were told the boy had a malfunctioning heart and there was no way it could be detected.  It really hit the personnel and the kids that were there pretty hard.  I eventually left because of it.  I was there to help these kids, not hurt them.  I am a former Marine and remember the camp being set up just like Marine boot Camp.  I can honestly say that I never took part or saw any unnecessary physical contact with the kids.  Everytime there was a physical altercation, it was because one of the kids would put there hands on a staff member or would blatantly refuse to follow orders.  Of all the staff members I met, whose names I cannot remember, none of them were there to hurt the kids.  They were interested in the kids future and fixing whatever was wrong with them.  The reason I even am on this site is because I have a friend who has a completely, utterly out of control child that needs to be given some direction.  I was totally unaware of these deaths.  Is the place still open?  Does anybody know
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« Reply #14 on: April 30, 2006, 11:51:00 PM »
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"Isn't Vision Quest now being staffed by former CEDU-ites, David LePere, Greg Hitchcock with Paula (slut) Riggs as the "Admission Director.""


I don't know. Anybody have any documentation on that? I do know that some new place called Right Way in Pennsylvania is starting out w/ refugees from the Family Foundation.

Are we seeing a trend here? The denizens of the private sector gulags fleeing to the safer public sector?

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