YALP for FX and his lover, Greg.

On Jun 15, 3:18 am, Moderator wrote:
0:-] wrote:

Don/Kane/d'geezer - we understand that you were 'horribly' abused as a
child and that incest holds a special place in your decrepid life - but
this is a support group for parents abused by CPS scum like you.

You Don, well you just can't seem to get enough. Abusing and falsely
accusing innocent folk give you a giggle - an rrrrr - you're a typical
narcissistic CPS scumbag.

Try to remember not all parents are your daddy, boy - reguardless of
what your perverted delusions tell you.

Now be a good little goof and post your parent hating drivel in the
right forum.

Sheesh - you and pigborn must be twins.

--
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greg, you are not fooling anybody. Just making it clear that you are
the ass everyone thinks you are
Firemonkey

firemonkey wrote:

Don/Kane/d'geezer - we understand that you were 'horribly' abused as a
child and that incest holds a special place in your decrepid life - but
this is a support group for parents abused by CPS scum like you.

You Don, well you just can't seem to get enough. Abusing and falsely
accusing innocent folk give you a giggle - an rrrrr - you're a typical
narcissistic CPS scumbag.

Try to remember not all parents are your daddy, boy - reguardless of
what your perverted delusions tell you.

Now be a good little goof and post your parent hating drivel in the
right forum.

Sheesh - you and pigborn must be twins.

--
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0:-] wrote:
This same story HAD A LESBIAN THEME IN IT...we must do something about
these all these murderous Lesbians. Quick, Greg, call out the Macs.

You mean it wasn't the scourge of Meth, but the scourge of homos wantinl
widdle children to play with. lol.



http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070621/...NVCb1zhW3MWM0F




On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 09:14:30 -0700, "0:-]"
wrote:

... yes folks, it's our ever loving 'Parents' again, and this time,
YALP, and Friends.

And though it doesn't mention it, my bet is this is a "meth" involved
group. Identify theft schemes often require hours and hours of tedious
detail work ... and you can see an example in this story ... to piece
together and copy information.

A perfect setup for getting UP on meth to wile away the hours.

Oh, and just for our "Unintended death of child" advocate for NOT
criminalizing such actions, Greg, note that CPS failed AGAIN.

The 'INDUSTRY' failed to kidnap this child twice. no smiley..not for
this grotesquerie

http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html

www.katu.com

Search for missing toddler leads to house of horrors in Wisconsin
YouNewsTV™

Story Published: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT

Story Updated: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT
By Associated Press
PORTAGE, Wis. (AP) - Police initially went to a rental property in
this sleepy Wisconsin town in search of a 2-year-old girl kidnapped
from her Florida foster home by her mother last fall.
What they found was a house of horrors, detectives say: A roving band
of suspected identity thieves who had killed one of their own, buried
her in the backyard and locked her bloody and beaten 11-year-old son
in an upstairs closet.

"It's crazy. Weird," said next-door neighbor Angie Turley, who moved
from Milwaukee to Portage to get away from crime. "It can happen
anywhere."

Charged Wednesday with being a party to first-degree intentional
homicide, hiding a corpse and child abuse are Candace Clark, 23;
Clark's boyfriend, Michael Sisk, 25; Michaela Clerc, 20; and Felicia
Mae Garlin, 15.

The teen is the dead woman's daughter and the sister of the boy in the
closet.

Police said the group arrived in February in Portage, a town of 8,000
about 40 miles north of Madison that touts itself as "Where the North
Begins."

The group was joined by Garlin's mother, Tammie Garlin; her
11-year-old brother; and three other children, including the kidnapped
girl.

Detectives said the group was running from the law in several states.
Clark was wanted in Florida in her 2-year-old daughter's abduction, as
well as in Kentucky on felony warrants for financial fraud, Columbia
County District Attorney Jane Kohlwey said.

Sisk was wanted in Colorado for not returning to jail after he was let
out on work release, Kohlwey said. In the past year, the group had
lived in Florida, Maine, Tennessee, Kentucky and Colorado, and came to
Wisconsin to see snow, a criminal complaint said.

The group was making a living through financial fraud using aliases,
prosecutors said. Kohlwey said investigators found a stash of money
orders in the house, each good for $500, made out to the fake names.

They tortured the 11-year-old - identified in the complaint only by
his initials - by whipping him, withholding food, scalding him with
hot water and pulling his genitals with pliers, the complaint said.
The group sometimes choked him until he nearly passed out and forced
him to sleep naked in his sister's closet, prosecutors said.

His mother and sister helped torture him, prosecutors said.

At some point, the group turned on Tammie Garlin, burning her and
forcing her into the closet with the boy, he told authorities. She was
the only one who helped him, by putting cream on his wounds, he said.

The complaint said Tammie Garlin and Clerc had been lovers but had
separated, and that Clerc was upset because she thought Tammie Garlin
had cheated on her. Detectives, however, said they weren't sure why
the others turned against Tammie Garlin.

Police said Clark told them Tammie Garlin died June 4. According to
the complaint, Felicia Garlin and Clerc had kicked her, then later
that day carried her into the bathroom, where Clerc dropped her head
on the floor.

Sisk went into the bathroom and shut the door. He emerged a few
minutes later, announcing Tammie Garlin was dead. Clerc laughed, the
complaint said.

They buried her in the backyard. The landlord said Sisk approached him
a few weeks ago asking if he could plant a garden in the spot.

He never got around to it. Florida detectives were closing in.

Portage officers, alerted by sheriff's deputies in Lake County, Fla.,
went to the house June 14. They found the missing toddler, along with
Clark's two other children, and caught her trying to give them a false
name, the complaint said.

Police found the 11-year-old sitting on the closet floor with his
knees pulled to his chest, his body a mess of cuts, burns and scars.
His feet were burned so badly he couldn't walk.

The complaint said the boy told a doctor, "I don't want to hurt no
more."

Police captured Sisk at a Milwaukee bus terminal with a ticket to
Kentucky the next day. Police caught him because his bus had been
delayed, police Lt. Mark Hahn said.

A judge on Wednesday denied bail for Sisk and Clark, identified by
prosecutors as the group's leaders. He set bail at $500,000 for
Felicia Garlin and $350,000 for Clerc.

Defense attorneys said the allegations in the complaint are unproven
and they don't have the money to flee. But Judge Alan White said all
four posed a flight risk.

Hahn said investigators were trying to piece together the group's
activities and whereabouts across the country.

"We could have victims from all over in different parts of the
country," he said. "Fortunately, it ended here."

Find this article at:
http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html


©2007 KATU-TV. All Rights Reserved.




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I guess I missed it in all of the confusion.
Where is the lesbian element of this story?


On Jun 21, 11:18 am, "0:-]" wrote:
This same story HAD A LESBIAN THEME IN IT...we must do something about
these all these murderous Lesbians. Quick, Greg, call out the Macs.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070621/...und;_ylt=An_ZQ...

On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 09:14:30 -0700, "0:-]"
wrote:



... yes folks, it's our ever loving 'Parents' again, and this time,
YALP, and Friends.

And though it doesn't mention it, my bet is this is a "meth" involved
group. Identify theft schemes often require hours and hours of tedious
detail work ... and you can see an example in this story ... to piece
together and copy information.

A perfect setup for getting UP on meth to wile away the hours.

Oh, and just for our "Unintended death of child" advocate for NOT
criminalizing such actions, Greg, note that CPS failed AGAIN.

The 'INDUSTRY' failed to kidnap this child twice. no smiley..not for
this grotesquerie

http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html

www.katu.com

Search for missing toddler leads to house of horrors in Wisconsin
YouNewsTV™

Story Published: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT

Story Updated: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT
By Associated Press
PORTAGE, Wis. (AP) - Police initially went to a rental property in
this sleepy Wisconsin town in search of a 2-year-old girl kidnapped
from her Florida foster home by her mother last fall.

What they found was a house of horrors, detectives say: A roving band
of suspected identity thieves who had killed one of their own, buried
her in the backyard and locked her bloody and beaten 11-year-old son
in an upstairs closet.

"It's crazy. Weird," said next-door neighbor Angie Turley, who moved
from Milwaukee to Portage to get away from crime. "It can happen
anywhere."

Charged Wednesday with being a party to first-degree intentional
homicide, hiding a corpse and child abuse are Candace Clark, 23;
Clark's boyfriend, Michael Sisk, 25; Michaela Clerc, 20; and Felicia
Mae Garlin, 15.

The teen is the dead woman's daughter and the sister of the boy in the
closet.

Police said the group arrived in February in Portage, a town of 8,000
about 40 miles north of Madison that touts itself as "Where the North
Begins."

The group was joined by Garlin's mother, Tammie Garlin; her
11-year-old brother; and three other children, including the kidnapped
girl.

Detectives said the group was running from the law in several states.
Clark was wanted in Florida in her 2-year-old daughter's abduction, as
well as in Kentucky on felony warrants for financial fraud, Columbia
County District Attorney Jane Kohlwey said.

Sisk was wanted in Colorado for not returning to jail after he was let
out on work release, Kohlwey said. In the past year, the group had
lived in Florida, Maine, Tennessee, Kentucky and Colorado, and came to
Wisconsin to see snow, a criminal complaint said.

The group was making a living through financial fraud using aliases,
prosecutors said. Kohlwey said investigators found a stash of money
orders in the house, each good for $500, made out to the fake names.

They tortured the 11-year-old - identified in the complaint only by
his initials - by whipping him, withholding food, scalding him with
hot water and pulling his genitals with pliers, the complaint said.
The group sometimes choked him until he nearly passed out and forced
him to sleep naked in his sister's closet, prosecutors said.

His mother and sister helped torture him, prosecutors said.

At some point, the group turned on Tammie Garlin, burning her and
forcing her into the closet with the boy, he told authorities. She was
the only one who helped him, by putting cream on his wounds, he said.

The complaint said Tammie Garlin and Clerc had been lovers but had
separated, and that Clerc was upset because she thought Tammie Garlin
had cheated on her. Detectives, however, said they weren't sure why
the others turned against Tammie Garlin.

Police said Clark told them Tammie Garlin died June 4. According to
the complaint, Felicia Garlin and Clerc had kicked her, then later
that day carried her into the bathroom, where Clerc dropped her head
on the floor.

Sisk went into the bathroom and shut the door. He emerged a few
minutes later, announcing Tammie Garlin was dead. Clerc laughed, the
complaint said.

They buried her in the backyard. The landlord said Sisk approached him
a few weeks ago asking if he could plant a garden in the spot.

He never got around to it. Florida detectives were closing in.

Portage officers, alerted by sheriff's deputies in Lake County, Fla.,
went to the house June 14. They found the missing toddler, along with
Clark's two other children, and caught her trying to give them a false
name, the complaint said.

Police found the 11-year-old sitting on the closet floor with his
knees pulled to his chest, his body a mess of cuts, burns and scars.
His feet were burned so badly he couldn't walk.

The complaint said the boy told a doctor, "I don't want to hurt no
more."

Police captured Sisk at a Milwaukee bus terminal with a ticket to
Kentucky the next day. Police caught him because his bus had been
delayed, police Lt. Mark Hahn said.

A judge on Wednesday denied bail for Sisk and Clark, identified by
prosecutors as the group's leaders. He set bail at $500,000 for
Felicia Garlin and $350,000 for Clerc.

Defense attorneys said the allegations in the complaint are unproven
and they don't have the money to flee. But Judge Alan White said all
four posed a flight risk.

Hahn said investigators were trying to piece together the group's
activities and whereabouts across the country.

"We could have victims from all over in different parts of the
country," he said. "Fortunately, it ended here."

Find this article at:
http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html

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- Show quoted text -

On Jun 21, 9:56 am, Greegor wrote:
I guess I missed it in all of the confusion.
Where is the lesbian element of this story?

On Jun 21, 11:18 am, "0:-]" wrote:

This same story HAD A LESBIAN THEME IN IT...we must do something about
these all these murderous Lesbians. Quick, Greg, call out the Macs.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070621/...und;_ylt=An_ZQ....

On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 09:14:30 -0700, "0:-]"
wrote:

... yes folks, it's our ever loving 'Parents' again, and this time,
YALP, and Friends.

And though it doesn't mention it, my bet is this is a "meth" involved
group. Identify theft schemes often require hours and hours of tedious
detail work ... and you can see an example in this story ... to piece
together and copy information.

A perfect setup for getting UP on meth to wile away the hours.

Oh, and just for our "Unintended death of child" advocate for NOT
criminalizing such actions, Greg, note that CPS failed AGAIN.

The 'INDUSTRY' failed to kidnap this child twice. no smiley..not for
this grotesquerie

http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html

www.katu.com

Search for missing toddler leads to house of horrors in Wisconsin
YouNewsTV™

Story Published: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT

Story Updated: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT
By Associated Press
PORTAGE, Wis. (AP) - Police initially went to a rental property in
this sleepy Wisconsin town in search of a 2-year-old girl kidnapped
from her Florida foster home by her mother last fall.

What they found was a house of horrors, detectives say: A roving band
of suspected identity thieves who had killed one of their own, buried
her in the backyard and locked her bloody and beaten 11-year-old son
in an upstairs closet.

"It's crazy. Weird," said next-door neighbor Angie Turley, who moved
from Milwaukee to Portage to get away from crime. "It can happen
anywhere."

Charged Wednesday with being a party to first-degree intentional
homicide, hiding a corpse and child abuse are Candace Clark, 23;
Clark's boyfriend, Michael Sisk, 25; Michaela Clerc, 20; and Felicia
Mae Garlin, 15.

The teen is the dead woman's daughter and the sister of the boy in the
closet.

Police said the group arrived in February in Portage, a town of 8,000
about 40 miles north of Madison that touts itself as "Where the North
Begins."

The group was joined by Garlin's mother, Tammie Garlin; her
11-year-old brother; and three other children, including the kidnapped
girl.

Detectives said the group was running from the law in several states.
Clark was wanted in Florida in her 2-year-old daughter's abduction, as
well as in Kentucky on felony warrants for financial fraud, Columbia
County District Attorney Jane Kohlwey said.

Sisk was wanted in Colorado for not returning to jail after he was let
out on work release, Kohlwey said. In the past year, the group had
lived in Florida, Maine, Tennessee, Kentucky and Colorado, and came to
Wisconsin to see snow, a criminal complaint said.

The group was making a living through financial fraud using aliases,
prosecutors said. Kohlwey said investigators found a stash of money
orders in the house, each good for $500, made out to the fake names.

They tortured the 11-year-old - identified in the complaint only by
his initials - by whipping him, withholding food, scalding him with
hot water and pulling his genitals with pliers, the complaint said.
The group sometimes choked him until he nearly passed out and forced
him to sleep naked in his sister's closet, prosecutors said.

His mother and sister helped torture him, prosecutors said.

At some point, the group turned on Tammie Garlin, burning her and
forcing her into the closet with the boy, he told authorities. She was
the only one who helped him, by putting cream on his wounds, he said.

The complaint said Tammie Garlin and Clerc had been lovers but had
separated, and that Clerc was upset because she thought Tammie Garlin
had cheated on her. Detectives, however, said they weren't sure why
the others turned against Tammie Garlin.

Police said Clark told them Tammie Garlin died June 4. According to
the complaint, Felicia Garlin and Clerc had kicked her, then later
that day carried her into the bathroom, where Clerc dropped her head
on the floor.

Sisk went into the bathroom and shut the door. He emerged a few
minutes later, announcing Tammie Garlin was dead. Clerc laughed, the
complaint said.

They buried her in the backyard. The landlord said Sisk approached him
a few weeks ago asking if he could plant a garden in the spot.

He never got around to it. Florida detectives were closing in.

Portage officers, alerted by sheriff's deputies in Lake County, Fla.,
went to the house June 14. They found the missing toddler, along with
Clark's two other children, and caught her trying to give them a false
name, the complaint said.

Police found the 11-year-old sitting on the closet floor with his
knees pulled to his chest, his body a mess of cuts, burns and scars.
His feet were burned so badly he couldn't walk.

The complaint said the boy told a doctor, "I don't want to hurt no
more."

Police captured Sisk at a Milwaukee bus terminal with a ticket to
Kentucky the next day. Police caught him because his bus had been
delayed, police Lt. Mark Hahn said.

A judge on Wednesday denied bail for Sisk and Clark, identified by
prosecutors as the group's leaders. He set bail at $500,000 for
Felicia Garlin and $350,000 for Clerc.

Defense attorneys said the allegations in the complaint are unproven
and they don't have the money to flee. But Judge Alan White said all
four posed a flight risk.

Hahn said investigators were trying to piece together the group's
activities and whereabouts across the country.

"We could have victims from all over in different parts of the
country," he said. "Fortunately, it ended here."

Find this article at:
http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html

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Right! Doing a little ass covering boy?

Firemonkey

Greegor wrote:
I guess I missed it in all of the confusion.
Where is the lesbian element of this story?

The complaint said Tammie Garlin and Clerc had been lovers but had
separated, and that Clerc was upset because she thought Tammie Garlin
had cheated on her. Detectives, however, said they weren't sure why the
others turned against Tammie Garlin.
---------------



On Jun 21, 11:18 am, "0:-]" wrote:
This same story HAD A LESBIAN THEME IN IT...we must do something about
these all these murderous Lesbians. Quick, Greg, call out the Macs.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070621/...und;_ylt=An_ZQ...

On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 09:14:30 -0700, "0:-]"
wrote:



... yes folks, it's our ever loving 'Parents' again, and this time,
YALP, and Friends.
And though it doesn't mention it, my bet is this is a "meth" involved
group. Identify theft schemes often require hours and hours of tedious
detail work ... and you can see an example in this story ... to piece
together and copy information.
A perfect setup for getting UP on meth to wile away the hours.
Oh, and just for our "Unintended death of child" advocate for NOT
criminalizing such actions, Greg, note that CPS failed AGAIN.
The 'INDUSTRY' failed to kidnap this child twice. no smiley..not for
this grotesquerie
http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html
www.katu.com
Search for missing toddler leads to house of horrors in Wisconsin
YouNewsTV™
Story Published: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT
Story Updated: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT
By Associated Press
PORTAGE, Wis. (AP) - Police initially went to a rental property in
this sleepy Wisconsin town in search of a 2-year-old girl kidnapped
from her Florida foster home by her mother last fall.

What they found was a house of horrors, detectives say: A roving band
of suspected identity thieves who had killed one of their own, buried
her in the backyard and locked her bloody and beaten 11-year-old son
in an upstairs closet.
"It's crazy. Weird," said next-door neighbor Angie Turley, who moved
from Milwaukee to Portage to get away from crime. "It can happen
anywhere."
Charged Wednesday with being a party to first-degree intentional
homicide, hiding a corpse and child abuse are Candace Clark, 23;
Clark's boyfriend, Michael Sisk, 25; Michaela Clerc, 20; and Felicia
Mae Garlin, 15.
The teen is the dead woman's daughter and the sister of the boy in the
closet.
Police said the group arrived in February in Portage, a town of 8,000
about 40 miles north of Madison that touts itself as "Where the North
Begins."
The group was joined by Garlin's mother, Tammie Garlin; her
11-year-old brother; and three other children, including the kidnapped
girl.
Detectives said the group was running from the law in several states.
Clark was wanted in Florida in her 2-year-old daughter's abduction, as
well as in Kentucky on felony warrants for financial fraud, Columbia
County District Attorney Jane Kohlwey said.
Sisk was wanted in Colorado for not returning to jail after he was let
out on work release, Kohlwey said. In the past year, the group had
lived in Florida, Maine, Tennessee, Kentucky and Colorado, and came to
Wisconsin to see snow, a criminal complaint said.
The group was making a living through financial fraud using aliases,
prosecutors said. Kohlwey said investigators found a stash of money
orders in the house, each good for $500, made out to the fake names.
They tortured the 11-year-old - identified in the complaint only by
his initials - by whipping him, withholding food, scalding him with
hot water and pulling his genitals with pliers, the complaint said.
The group sometimes choked him until he nearly passed out and forced
him to sleep naked in his sister's closet, prosecutors said.
His mother and sister helped torture him, prosecutors said.
At some point, the group turned on Tammie Garlin, burning her and
forcing her into the closet with the boy, he told authorities. She was
the only one who helped him, by putting cream on his wounds, he said.
The complaint said Tammie Garlin and Clerc had been lovers but had
separated, and that Clerc was upset because she thought Tammie Garlin
had cheated on her. Detectives, however, said they weren't sure why
the others turned against Tammie Garlin.
Police said Clark told them Tammie Garlin died June 4. According to
the complaint, Felicia Garlin and Clerc had kicked her, then later
that day carried her into the bathroom, where Clerc dropped her head
on the floor.
Sisk went into the bathroom and shut the door. He emerged a few
minutes later, announcing Tammie Garlin was dead. Clerc laughed, the
complaint said.
They buried her in the backyard. The landlord said Sisk approached him
a few weeks ago asking if he could plant a garden in the spot.
He never got around to it. Florida detectives were closing in.
Portage officers, alerted by sheriff's deputies in Lake County, Fla.,
went to the house June 14. They found the missing toddler, along with
Clark's two other children, and caught her trying to give them a false
name, the complaint said.
Police found the 11-year-old sitting on the closet floor with his
knees pulled to his chest, his body a mess of cuts, burns and scars.
His feet were burned so badly he couldn't walk.
The complaint said the boy told a doctor, "I don't want to hurt no
more."
Police captured Sisk at a Milwaukee bus terminal with a ticket to
Kentucky the next day. Police caught him because his bus had been
delayed, police Lt. Mark Hahn said.
A judge on Wednesday denied bail for Sisk and Clark, identified by
prosecutors as the group's leaders. He set bail at $500,000 for
Felicia Garlin and $350,000 for Clerc.
Defense attorneys said the allegations in the complaint are unproven
and they don't have the money to flee. But Judge Alan White said all
four posed a flight risk.
Hahn said investigators were trying to piece together the group's
activities and whereabouts across the country.
"We could have victims from all over in different parts of the
country," he said. "Fortunately, it ended here."
Find this article at:
http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html
©2007 KATU-TV. All Rights Reserved.- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -



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0:-] wrote:
On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 12:32:28 -0400, Subway Groper
wrote:

0:-] wrote:
This same story HAD A LESBIAN THEME IN IT...we must do something about
these all these murderous Lesbians. Quick, Greg, call out the Macs.
You mean it wasn't the scourge of Meth, but the scourge of homos wantinl
widdle children to play with. lol.

Hey, dumb ass, come on out and play. I have't barbecued a troll for
just ages.

'Barbeque a troll'.. give me a break -- you're nuttin but a homo lovin
goof. Barbeque that retard.


Your defense of Greg marks you as stupid.

Show us.



http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070621/...NVCb1zhW3MWM0F




On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 09:14:30 -0700, "0:-]"
wrote:

... yes folks, it's our ever loving 'Parents' again, and this time,
YALP, and Friends.

And though it doesn't mention it, my bet is this is a "meth" involved
group. Identify theft schemes often require hours and hours of tedious
detail work ... and you can see an example in this story ... to piece
together and copy information.

A perfect setup for getting UP on meth to wile away the hours.

Oh, and just for our "Unintended death of child" advocate for NOT
criminalizing such actions, Greg, note that CPS failed AGAIN.

The 'INDUSTRY' failed to kidnap this child twice. no smiley..not for
this grotesquerie

http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html

www.katu.com

Search for missing toddler leads to house of horrors in Wisconsin
YouNewsTV™

Story Published: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT

Story Updated: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT
By Associated Press
PORTAGE, Wis. (AP) - Police initially went to a rental property in
this sleepy Wisconsin town in search of a 2-year-old girl kidnapped
from her Florida foster home by her mother last fall.
What they found was a house of horrors, detectives say: A roving band
of suspected identity thieves who had killed one of their own, buried
her in the backyard and locked her bloody and beaten 11-year-old son
in an upstairs closet.

"It's crazy. Weird," said next-door neighbor Angie Turley, who moved
from Milwaukee to Portage to get away from crime. "It can happen
anywhere."

Charged Wednesday with being a party to first-degree intentional
homicide, hiding a corpse and child abuse are Candace Clark, 23;
Clark's boyfriend, Michael Sisk, 25; Michaela Clerc, 20; and Felicia
Mae Garlin, 15.

The teen is the dead woman's daughter and the sister of the boy in the
closet.

Police said the group arrived in February in Portage, a town of 8,000
about 40 miles north of Madison that touts itself as "Where the North
Begins."

The group was joined by Garlin's mother, Tammie Garlin; her
11-year-old brother; and three other children, including the kidnapped
girl.

Detectives said the group was running from the law in several states.
Clark was wanted in Florida in her 2-year-old daughter's abduction, as
well as in Kentucky on felony warrants for financial fraud, Columbia
County District Attorney Jane Kohlwey said.

Sisk was wanted in Colorado for not returning to jail after he was let
out on work release, Kohlwey said. In the past year, the group had
lived in Florida, Maine, Tennessee, Kentucky and Colorado, and came to
Wisconsin to see snow, a criminal complaint said.

The group was making a living through financial fraud using aliases,
prosecutors said. Kohlwey said investigators found a stash of money
orders in the house, each good for $500, made out to the fake names.

They tortured the 11-year-old - identified in the complaint only by
his initials - by whipping him, withholding food, scalding him with
hot water and pulling his genitals with pliers, the complaint said.
The group sometimes choked him until he nearly passed out and forced
him to sleep naked in his sister's closet, prosecutors said.

His mother and sister helped torture him, prosecutors said.

At some point, the group turned on Tammie Garlin, burning her and
forcing her into the closet with the boy, he told authorities. She was
the only one who helped him, by putting cream on his wounds, he said.

The complaint said Tammie Garlin and Clerc had been lovers but had
separated, and that Clerc was upset because she thought Tammie Garlin
had cheated on her. Detectives, however, said they weren't sure why
the others turned against Tammie Garlin.

Police said Clark told them Tammie Garlin died June 4. According to
the complaint, Felicia Garlin and Clerc had kicked her, then later
that day carried her into the bathroom, where Clerc dropped her head
on the floor.

Sisk went into the bathroom and shut the door. He emerged a few
minutes later, announcing Tammie Garlin was dead. Clerc laughed, the
complaint said.

They buried her in the backyard. The landlord said Sisk approached him
a few weeks ago asking if he could plant a garden in the spot.

He never got around to it. Florida detectives were closing in.

Portage officers, alerted by sheriff's deputies in Lake County, Fla.,
went to the house June 14. They found the missing toddler, along with
Clark's two other children, and caught her trying to give them a false
name, the complaint said.

Police found the 11-year-old sitting on the closet floor with his
knees pulled to his chest, his body a mess of cuts, burns and scars.
His feet were burned so badly he couldn't walk.

The complaint said the boy told a doctor, "I don't want to hurt no
more."

Police captured Sisk at a Milwaukee bus terminal with a ticket to
Kentucky the next day. Police caught him because his bus had been
delayed, police Lt. Mark Hahn said.

A judge on Wednesday denied bail for Sisk and Clark, identified by
prosecutors as the group's leaders. He set bail at $500,000 for
Felicia Garlin and $350,000 for Clerc.

Defense attorneys said the allegations in the complaint are unproven
and they don't have the money to flee. But Judge Alan White said all
four posed a flight risk.

Hahn said investigators were trying to piece together the group's
activities and whereabouts across the country.

"We could have victims from all over in different parts of the
country," he said. "Fortunately, it ended here."

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On Jun 21, 2:11 pm, "0:-]" wrote:
On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 09:56:34 -0700, Greegor
wrote:

I guess I missed it in all of the confusion.
Where is the lesbian element of this story?

One of these look like a male name to you, Greg?

How the hell do you keep your homophobia sorted out if you can't tell
boys from girls, eh?

"The complaint said Tammie Garlin and Clerc had been lovers but had
separated, and that Clerc was upset because she thought Tammie Garlin
had cheated on her. Detectives, however, said they weren't sure why
the others turned against Tammie Garlin."

Clerc, is Michaela Clerc. And Tammie was a 15 year old girl.

The story tells you both. If you read it. If you can comprehend. If
you can remember for a half hour.

No wonder you can't risk getting into a real debate, and just spend
your posting creative time working on more and more harassment
techniques and how to dodge challenges in new ways. (By the way, you
aren't doing all that well).


Kane wrote
"YOU ARE [S] SCARED YOU'LL GET RUN INTO THE GROUND
in a real debate, isn't that so, Greg? ISN'T THAT SO?"
"And that you once again, as in the duct taped
pacifier case, show us what you really are."

Ah, you long for the days when you were able
to use your HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER to
beat people in high school debate society, right?

You're not in the rarified fart gases of academia here.

Are ya huh? ARE YA? Hmm?

ROFL

Kane wrote
these all these murderous Lesbians. Quick, Greg, call out the Macs.

Macs? What is that a reference to?

THANKS for bringing this story to my attention!
I had never heard of this roving band of Lesbian identity thieves.



On Jun 21, 11:18 am, "0:-]" wrote:
This same story HAD A LESBIAN THEME IN IT...we must do something about
these all these murderous Lesbians. Quick, Greg, call out the Macs.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070621/...und;_ylt=An_ZQ....

On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 09:14:30 -0700, "0:-]"
wrote:

... yes folks, it's our ever loving 'Parents' again, and this time,
YALP, and Friends.

And though it doesn't mention it, my bet is this is a "meth" involved
group. Identify theft schemes often require hours and hours of tedious
detail work ... and you can see an example in this story ... to piece
together and copy information.

A perfect setup for getting UP on meth to wile away the hours.

Oh, and just for our "Unintended death of child" advocate for NOT
criminalizing such actions, Greg, note that CPS failed AGAIN.

The 'INDUSTRY' failed to kidnap this child twice. no smiley..not for
this grotesquerie

http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html

www.katu.com

Search for missing toddler leads to house of horrors in Wisconsin
YouNewsTV™

Story Published: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT

Story Updated: Jun 21, 2007 at 7:28 AM PDT
By Associated Press
PORTAGE, Wis. (AP) - Police initially went to a rental property in
this sleepy Wisconsin town in search of a 2-year-old girl kidnapped
from her Florida foster home by her mother last fall.

What they found was a house of horrors, detectives say: A roving band
of suspected identity thieves who had killed one of their own, buried
her in the backyard and locked her bloody and beaten 11-year-old son
in an upstairs closet.

"It's crazy. Weird," said next-door neighbor Angie Turley, who moved
from Milwaukee to Portage to get away from crime. "It can happen
anywhere."

Charged Wednesday with being a party to first-degree intentional
homicide, hiding a corpse and child abuse are Candace Clark, 23;
Clark's boyfriend, Michael Sisk, 25; Michaela Clerc, 20; and Felicia
Mae Garlin, 15.

The teen is the dead woman's daughter and the sister of the boy in the
closet.

Police said the group arrived in February in Portage, a town of 8,000
about 40 miles north of Madison that touts itself as "Where the North
Begins."

The group was joined by Garlin's mother, Tammie Garlin; her
11-year-old brother; and three other children, including the kidnapped
girl.

Detectives said the group was running from the law in several states.
Clark was wanted in Florida in her 2-year-old daughter's abduction, as
well as in Kentucky on felony warrants for financial fraud, Columbia
County District Attorney Jane Kohlwey said.

Sisk was wanted in Colorado for not returning to jail after he was let
out on work release, Kohlwey said. In the past year, the group had
lived in Florida, Maine, Tennessee, Kentucky and Colorado, and came to
Wisconsin to see snow, a criminal complaint said.

The group was making a living through financial fraud using aliases,
prosecutors said. Kohlwey said investigators found a stash of money
orders in the house, each good for $500, made out to the fake names.

They tortured the 11-year-old - identified in the complaint only by
his initials - by whipping him, withholding food, scalding him with
hot water and pulling his genitals with pliers, the complaint said.
The group sometimes choked him until he nearly passed out and forced
him to sleep naked in his sister's closet, prosecutors said.

His mother and sister helped torture him, prosecutors said.

At some point, the group turned on Tammie Garlin, burning her and
forcing her into the closet with the boy, he told authorities. She was
the only one who helped him, by putting cream on his wounds, he said.

The complaint said Tammie Garlin and Clerc had been lovers but had
separated, and that Clerc was upset because she thought Tammie Garlin
had cheated on her. Detectives, however, said they weren't sure why
the others turned against Tammie Garlin.

Police said Clark told them Tammie Garlin died June 4. According to
the complaint, Felicia Garlin and Clerc had kicked her, then later
that day carried her into the bathroom, where Clerc dropped her head
on the floor.

Sisk went into the bathroom and shut the door. He emerged a few
minutes later, announcing Tammie Garlin was dead. Clerc laughed, the
complaint said.

They buried her in the backyard. The landlord said Sisk approached him
a few weeks ago asking if he could plant a garden in the spot.

He never got around to it. Florida detectives were closing in.

Portage officers, alerted by sheriff's deputies in Lake County, Fla.,
went to the house June 14. They found the missing toddler, along with
Clark's two other children, and caught her trying to give them a false
name, the complaint said.

Police found the 11-year-old sitting on the closet floor with his
knees pulled to his chest, his body a mess of cuts, burns and scars.
His feet were burned so badly he couldn't walk.

The complaint said the boy told a doctor, "I don't want to hurt no
more."

Police captured Sisk at a Milwaukee bus terminal with a ticket to
Kentucky the next day. Police caught him because his bus had been
delayed, police Lt. Mark Hahn said.

A judge on Wednesday denied bail for Sisk and Clark, identified by
prosecutors as the group's leaders. He set bail at $500,000 for
Felicia Garlin and $350,000 for Clerc.

Defense attorneys said the allegations in the complaint are unproven
and they don't have the money to flee. But Judge Alan White said all
four posed a flight risk.

Hahn said investigators were trying to piece together the group's
activities and whereabouts across the country.

"We could have victims from all over in different parts of the
country," he said. "Fortunately, it ended here."

Find this article at:
http://www.katu.com/news/national/8109832.html

©2007 KATU-TV. All Rights Reserved

0:-] wrote:

Don - why do you insist on disrupting ASCPS with your parent hating
drivel ??

This is a group for folks who have been victimized by scum like you. It
takes a real lowlife to come here and boast.

Run out of kiddies to spam to perverts ?? Huh Don ??

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On Jun 24, 6:22 am, Chas wrote:
0:-] wrote:

Don - why do you insist on disrupting ASCPS with your parent hating
drivel ??

This is a group for folks who have been victimized by scum like you. It
takes a real lowlife to come here and boast.

Run out of kiddies to spam to perverts ?? Huh Don ??

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His name is Kane, not Don. Why don't you idiots get it right for
once? And there is no parent hating drivel here.