Paul Glassen Flight To Canada (I Guess I'm Not The First--Take Note Canada)

Below this post I've pasted something from The Wenatchee Sex Abuse Witch Hunt which includes how one CPS worker who was fighting the tide actually became a target and had to flee to Canada to avoid imprisonment; he fought to clear his name from there. Nothing has changed. I'm telling you, nothing. Someone with some power needs to shake this town up, root to head. This is still the mentality here, and the same crappy investigative work and hysteria reign. Gossip, here, is taken as fact. If someone knows someone from grade school, they'll believe whatever they say. This is a terrible town to live, and I would warn anyone who is a progressive to steer clear unless you're coming with a lot of money, power, and resources backing you up.

Supposedly, from now on, I have to check what I write on my blog, with my assistant lawyer. I've got a "team" now. I'll still be writing, even if I can't publish, and then it will be published either in one fell swoop, or in a book. And maybe, some things will be approved for publication. I hate censorship, even by my lawyer. It sucks. He agrees, no one should be penalized for free speech, but these Wenatchee idiots take creative license and turn it into some sort of crazy "proof". These people who think I'm so schitzo, should start looking up christian and other religious blogs, where people write things like, "Today God spoke to me and told me I need to be friendlier." In Wenatchee, this wouldn't be excused as a way to express religious sentiment. They would say, if they don't like you (which is key) that you are hearing voices and are mentally imbalanced. These people need a smack of fact and reason and some alternative magazines. And some gay people. And black people. And some frickin' diversity. (WARNING: do not come without a posse and money). Read on, about one man's flight to escape Wenatchee. I'd like to talk to you Paul Glassen.

trialanderrordennis.org/documents/TrialsofInnocentsessaybyDennisJDechaine.doc

"On the West Coast, an even more bizarre case is still unfolding, one where 43 people were brought up on child abuse charges in 1994 and 1995 in the small town of Wenatchee, Washington. Prosecutors alleged that groups of Wenatchee citizens gathered once or twice a week for the purpose of sexually abusing scores of children.[28] Two girls, then aged 10 and 12, pointed out most of the 23 homes where these abuses had allegedly happened and named many of the adults who were supposedly involved. These two star witnesses, as it turns out, were living in case detective Robert Perez’s home when the allegations were made. The relationship between the girls and the detective resulted in nearly 29,000 counts of sex crimes being brought before the grand jury, including allegations of group sex and even church orgies.


As the incredible stories of abuse unfolded, the Washington Department of Social and Health Services was asked to provide counseling to the victims. After interviewing a 15-year-old who recanted her story of sexual abuse, Social Worker Paul Glassen reported his findings to investigators. Shortly afterwards, police entered Glassen’s office and arrested him for witness tampering and several other offenses. Mr. Glassen was fired from his job and his name began showing up on Detective Perez’s child molester lists. Glassen fled to Canada to avoid imprisonment and fought the allegations against him from Vancouver, British Columbia. Before he succeeded in clearing his name through civil suits, Glassen had been made a suspect in the molestation of over 50 children.


At this time, Wenatchee prosecutors are fighting against the groundswell of public support that is resulting in the reversals of the convictions they fought so hard to win back in ’94 and ’95. It is becoming increasingly apparent that prosecutors may have succeeded in ruining the lives of 43 innocent citizens, imprisoning 21 of them, by responding to the community outrage engendered by a flawed investigation. One would think such travesties impossible in this information age, a time when science supposedly reigns over ignorance. Unfortunately for the wrongfully accused, in matters involving children, people tend to be guided by heartfelt passions instead of objective clarity."