They met at work and then began a relationship that failed. When the relationship ended, he packed his belongings and moved out. But he also packed a grudge.
BLOG POST #242: Research on a true-crime case involving a 26-year-old man and his ex-girlfriend. Read More
You may not remember this story on the news or it may not have aired in your area.
BLOG POST #159: This week, I’m sharing research on a specific criminal case involving a 14-year-old high school freshman.
First Day Of School Threat
A few years ago, during the weekend before the first day of school, the young teen warned friends on a social media site he wanted to “kill everyone at school on Monday.”
Google ‘Sexting’ and there are plenty of headlines.
Anytime is the perfect time to share sensitive but important information regarding texting or more specifically, sexting with your teenager.
The consequences for sexting can derail a teenagers future plans for college.
When a parent is asked if their teenager is sexting, most if not all would respond, “Not my son/daughter.” Yet sexting is on the rise faster than the stock market in an up-period.
When I was in middle school, I was caught red-handed passing a note to a friend. On the note I’d written, I thought the teacher sounded like he had dentures because he kept whistling as he spoke. Not my finest moment.
The teacher read the note aloud and told me he, in fact, did not have dentures and I needed to pay attention.
I mention this because kids haven’t changed. However, their method of delivery has changed. Kids don’t pass notes. They text or SnapChat or use another preferred application. Kids today grew up using the internet.
BLOG POST #138: This week, I’m sharing research on a specific criminal case involving a middle school student.