Oregon · 2014–2026
A Thousand Cuts
A father’s documented record of what happened, and of what was done about it.
The record is temporarily offline. It is being updated with newly catalogued exhibits and recent developments in the pending proceedings. It will return.
What this is
A primary-source case file — not commentary, and not a campaign. It assembles a decade of medical records, agency findings, court filings, correspondence and first-person testimony into a single catalogued archive that regulators, investigators, counsel and journalists can verify line by line.
It exists because the underlying events were reported repeatedly, through the proper channels, and the documentation is the answer to what happened next.
The standard it holds itself to
Every factual claim in the record carries a grade. Nothing is asserted at a weight the underlying document cannot bear.
- Verified
- Government or institutional document
- Sworn
- Declaration under 28 U.S.C. § 1746
- Documented
- Record held by the complainant
- Account
- First-person, and labelled as such
Adverse findings are published on the same page as findings in favour. Where the record contradicts itself, the contradiction is stated rather than resolved.
The archive
Bates‑numbered
events
sourced timeline
Who it is written for
- Civil-rights and family-law counsel
- Federal and state investigators
- Professional licensing regulators
- Child-welfare oversight bodies
- Legislators and systemic litigators
- Journalists and researchers
The children
Minor children are never named, pictured, or quoted on the public record. The complete named evidentiary file is held separately and produced only to verified attorneys, regulators and investigators. That line has not moved once in a decade, and it will not move now.
Exhibits are Bates‑numbered and available to regulators, investigators and counsel on request. Enquiries are welcome while the record is offline.
Messages are handled on this server only — no third-party form service. Please do not send privileged or child-identifying material through this form.