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Your last sentence almost certainly contains the answer to your question. It seems to me that this would be the next step: work on building a case to have her c

Your last sentence almost certainly contains the answer to your question. It seems to me that this would be the next step: work on building a case to have her committed. That's not an easy thing to do even in the best of cases, but she seems to be cooperating (knowingly or otherwise).

GhotiFish 13y ago
Maybe that was the correct answer the first time. That's a dangerous pattern of behavior. Setting restraining orders and putting up barricades isn't the answer much of the time. My heart goes out to this guy, he did what anyone would do. "I just want this to be over" and acted defensively. A life lesson, as I see it: Offense over defense. Get her in a room with a moderator and a camera, reason with her/use recording as grounds to get her committed.
- vijayr 13y ago
  I wonder if people (like that webmaster of liarsandcheaters etc) would sympathize more if the genders were reversed. Also, it is sad that Google wouldn't remove these pages from their index, even after a court order. They spend so much time policing the DMCA stuff etc, but unwilling to spend a few minutes helping this guy out.
  - GhotiFish 13y ago
    That order IS unenforceable. You can't remove every entry on the internet for Terry Johnes, there's more than one, and you can't differentiate. Kinda like the DMCA, actually. Look at what a can of worms THAT was, no wonder google wants to keep the lid on tight.
- illuminate 13y ago
  "Setting restraining orders and putting up barricades isn't the answer much of the time." Jesus christ. It's for his protection, not for her benefit. "Get her in a room with a moderator and a camera, reason with her/use recording as grounds to get her committed." You overestimate the possibility of forced institutionalization.