How to recognize and recover from everyday sociopaths - narcissists
Patrick Giblin, profiled in True Lovefraud Stories (Trolling phone dating lines, taking money from 132 women), escaped from custody on January 18, 2013. Lovefraud found out because two of his victims contacted me. I tipped off the Philadelphia Inquirer, which published a story today. With con man on loose, victims on edge, on Philly.com. …
Escaped con man Patrick Giblin in the news, due to Lovefraud tipRead More
Editor's note: The following was written by a Lovefraud reader whom we'll call "Ruby." She wants to share her story because she is finding it hard to move on with her life. She lives in Europe and English is not her first language. When we got engage he come across really nice and kind person. Before i decided to get engage I have told him that I want this relationship based on honesty and truth and he said yeh I want the same. He come across as mummy little baby boy, which was not a problem for me, since I believe that person who love and respect his mother will do respect and care for me as well. He used to often say to me that after I get married to him, I will be the happiest woman on …
LETTERS TO LOVEFRAUD: Marriage, betrayal, and no guilt whatsoeverRead More
According to researchers, not all pedophiles molest children. And not all child molesters are pedophiles. Now, many experts view pedophilia as a deep-rooted disposition, much like heterosexuality or homosexuality. Many researchers taking a different view of pedophilia, on LATimes.com. …
Researchers say pedophilia may have biological rootsRead More
Nechemya Weberman, an unlicensed Hasidic Jewish adviser in Brooklyn, New York, will be sentenced tomorrow after being convicted of sexually assaulting a young girl whose parents brought her to him for counseling. Although the New York Daily News reported that it located multiple victims of Weberman, only one young woman testified against him. Some people in the Hasidic Jewish community believe Weberman is innocent, and the trial was about their way of life. Convicted sex assaulter Nechemya Weberman abused many other females, News finds, on NYDailyNews.com. Was Nechemya Weberman on trial or Satmars? on Forward.com. …
Self-proclaimed religious adviser convicted of sexually assaulting young girlRead More
Many of us have been involved with sociopaths who committed crimes, ranging from fraud to drug distribution to murder. Many times we report their activities to law enforcement, and the authorities do nothing. (That's what I experienced.) Or, the case is prosecuted and the criminal gets off. We are left with nothing but our frustration. If the offense is serious enough, however, the sociopaths may be prosecuted and sent to prison. We rejoice. But throwing the bums in jail may be a mixed blessing. Yes, they're off the street, and we can sort of rest easy—temporarily. But while the offenders are locked up, they have guaranteed food, shelter and medical care. Some have access to libraries and …
Prison gives sociopaths an opportunity to plot and schemeRead More
Aaron Travis Beaird of Enumclaw, Washington, sold insurance to family and friends, defrauding them all. Victims called him a "predator." 'The worst of thieves' who faked suicide headed to prison, on SeattlePI.com. Story suggested by a Lovefraud reader. …
Con artist faked client’s death, then his own death, in $5.7 million scamRead More
By Dr. Karin Huffer, Marriage and Family Therapist Jan and I sat in our first of what was to be many sessions dealing with her victimization from love fraud, followed by a twisted legal path in her pursuit of justice. She sobbed, holding crumpled papers in her hands revealing stabbing deceit. Her husband had blown the money she provided to pay bills and now her credit was damaged, bills were not paid, and the money was gone. She now suffers in isolation. Her friends are weary of the story, and she is tired of “I told you so” and “I thought something was wrong with him.” Shame digs deep into her heart and soul. How could she have been such a fool and now be so hurt and helpless? So …
Love Fraud in the sick and twisted legal system, and the new law that may protect youRead More
A Calimornia man suspected of being behind the Manti Te'o fake girlfriend hoax apparently may have pulled the "Catfishing" scam on multiple people. Report: Ronaiah Tuiasosopo confessed Te'o hoax to friend, on USAToday.com. In the meantime, back in 2010, Lizzy Seeberg, then a 19-year-old college freshman, accused a Notre Dame football player of sexually assaulting her. She filed a report with campus police. They did nothing. A few days later, Lizzy Seeberg committed suicide. Notre Dame still did nothing. Brennan: Notre Dame forgets the woman who really died, on USAToday.com. …
Notre Dame’s fake dead girlfriend, and real dead girlRead More
Last night, CNN aired part one of Oprah Winfrey's interview with American cyclist Lance Armstrong. Here's an excerpt: Oprah Winfrey: Did you ever take banned substances to enhance your cycling performance? Lance Armstrong: "Yes." Was one of those banned substances EPO? "Yes." Did you ever blood dope or use blood transfusions to enhance your cycling performance? "Yes." Did you ever use any other banned substances such as testosterone, cortisone or Human Growth Hormone? "Yes." In all seven of your Tour de France victories, did you ever take banned substances or blood dope? "Yes." Armstrong critics say he is still spinning the story, and only made a partial confession. From the …
By Joyce Alexander, RNP (retired) Tonight on the news I heard where a local Arkansas non-profit had been scammed for over $100,000 by an employee. It is not uncommon in today's news to hear such things. I recently came into contact with someone involved with a non-profit group that I will call “ABC.org” because I do not believe the management of this group was in any way involved with what I think is the dishonesty of one of its employees. Here's how I became involved with this group's Texas representative. In the effort to get support for my protest of my son William Patrick Alexander's parole release, I decided to contact every “murder victim's support” group in Texas or …
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