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“Membership” is open to those who have been cruelly bereaved by the murder of a loved one. Professionals who are in frequent contact with grieving families are also welcome to join.
This project was supported by the Office for Victims of Crime, US Department of Justice. Points of view in this document are those of the author and quotes from the web and do not necessarily represent the official position or policy of the USDepartment of Justice or POMCNational, PGR,LDS ****************************************************** Currently reading:
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I offer you peace & Faith. I offer you love.& Hope I offer you friendship. I see your beauty. I hear your need. I feel your feelings. My wisdom flows from the Highest Source. I salute that Source in you. Let us work together for unity and love.Gandhi............................................
PROBLEMS OF SURVIVORS........................................
1. Isolation and helplessness in a world that is seen as hostile and uncaring and that frequently blames the victim.
2. Feelings of guilt for not having protected the victim.
3. The memory of a mutilated body at the morgue; "How much did my loved one suffer?"
4. Getting back the personal belongings of a murder victim.
5. Sensational and/or inaccurate media coverage.
6. Lack of information.
7. Endless grief.
8. Loss of ability to function on the job, at home or in school, etc.
9. The strain on marriages (frequently resulting in divorce) and the strain on family relationships.
10. Effects on health, faith and values.
11. Effects on other family members, children, friends, co-workers, etc.
12. Indifference of the community, including professionals, to the plight of survivors.
13. Society's attitude regarding murder as a form of entertainment.
14. Financial burden of medical and funeral expenses.
15. Medical expenses for stress-related illnesses and professional counseling for surviving family members.
16. Financial burden of hiring private investigators, etc.
17. Public sympathy for murderers.
18. The feeling that the murderer, if found, gets all the help; survivors of homicide victims have few rights.
19. Outrage about the leniency of the murderer's sentence.
20. Disparities in the judicial system (frequently punishments for property crimes are as great or greater than the crime of taking a human life).
21. Anger over a plea-bargain arrangement/agreement.
22. Frustration at not being allowed inside the courtroom at the time of trial.
23. Unanswered questions about the crime, such as "What happened?"
24. Unanswered questions about postponements and continuous delays throughout the trial.
25. Bitterness and loss of faith in the American criminal justice system.
26. After conviction, the long appeals process begins.
27. Constantly reliving your story through the dreaded parole process.
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***********************************************With a part of us that never heals, and a fear of the unknown, There's a strength in knowing through it all, you're not alone.*********************************** We are the survivors, hear our voice. ************Up to $50,000 Reward
Up to $50,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for the murder of Mary and Susan Reker.**
Sisters, Mary (15) and Susan (12) Reker, left their St. Cloud home at 11:30 a.m. on September 2, 1974 (Labor Day) to walk to a local store. They were last seen at the store at 1:30 p.m. and never returned home. Their bodies were found 26 days later in a quarry three miles outside of St. Cloud. Susan was found on top of the quarry stabbed 13 times. Mary was found unclothed 40 feet below the surface of the water, and had been stabbed six times. The quarry was a place known for kids to play or swim. Police have reason to believe the killer or killers may be from the local area.
Please bring closure to the family and friends of Mary and Susan, and bring their killer(s) to justice.
Anyone with information about this case is requested to contact:
Stearns County Sheriff's office at (320) 251-4240
or the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension,
Cold Case Homicide Unit at 1-888-234-3692 or
Parents Of Murdered Children Inc (612) 789 5947 pomc@pomcmn.com
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99galleries.com | Send this image.................................................... When a loved one is Murdered When a loved one dies, bereaved families go through intense grief. When a child or other loved one is murdered, the anger, guilt, and confusion is complicated by the realization that another person intentionally took the life of someone who was loved.
Adding to the family’s trauma are intrusions into their grief. Police, lawyers and other members of the criminal justice system need information, evidence and testimony. Television and newspaper reporters focus upon the victim and the grieving family. When a suspect is apprehended, preliminary hearings, post-ponements, trials and sentencing all force grieving families to face what may seem to be a lack of justice. In situations where the murder is unsolved or lack of evidence prevents an arrest, family members are emotionally forced to make their own closure: in either case, there is additional pain.
Parents Of Murdered Children and Other Survivors of Homicide Victims (POMC) is the only national self-help organization designed solely to offer emotional support and information about surviving the loss of a loved one to murder. Members help one another by sharing experiences, feelings and insights, and by allowing others to do the same. POMC is a non-profit (501 3-c) organization. Donations are welcome.
… By listening to each other, by crying together… their grief was lessened.Origin And Growth
Parents of Murdered Children was founded in 1978 by Charlotte and Bob Hullinger of Cincinnati, Ohio, three months after their daughter Lisa, died from injuries inflicted by her former boyfriend. Father Ken Czillinger, a Roman Catholic priest active in leading support groups for the bereaved, directed the Hullingers to others whose children had been murdered.
In their mutual grieving, the parents discovered that by listening to each other, by crying together, and by understanding how each felt, their grief was lessened. Parents of Murdered Children have expanded to include other family members and friends who are survivors and now have chapters and contact people throughout the United States and abroad.,,Why We Are Here,,
POMC provides the ongoing emotional support needed to help parents and other survivors facilitate the reconstruction of a “new life” and to promote a healthy resolution. Not only does POMC help survivors deal with their acute grief, but with the criminal justice system as well.
The staff of the National Headquarters of POMC will assist any survivor and, if possible, link that survivor with others in the same vicinity who have survived their loved one’s homicide. In addition, the staff is available to provide individual assistance, support and advocacy. The staff will also help interested parents or immediate family members form a chapter of POMC in their community.
We will communicate and provide training to professionals in such fields as law enforcement, mental health, social work, community services, law, criminal justice, medicine, education, religion, the media and mortuary science, who are interested in learning more about survivors of homicide victims and their problems.,,,What Happens At A Meeting,,,
Most meetings begin with introductions and each survivor telling of his or her loss. Often there is a topic to guide discussions, such as the grief process, the criminal justice system or favorite memories. Usually meetings revolve around group members’ own knowledge and experience, but occasionally outside speakers are invited to present information and to learn from survivors.
Membership is open to those who have been cruelly bereaved by the murder of their child, family member, or other loved one. Some members attend meetings regularly, while others attend infrequently or maintain contact primarily by phone or mail. Members who have made progress in their recovery but stay with the group to give support to newly bereaved survivors sustain the group. POMC has no religious creed or affiliation.Minnesota Hope Chapter
The first meeting of the POMC Hope Chapter was held in 1984 under the leadership of Pat Hartfiel. In that same year, Dick and Beverly Barrett became two of the first members after their son Dennis was murdered. In 1986, St. Paul meetings began in the home of the Barrett’s where Dick became chapter leader. The Barrett’s spread the word about the Hope Chapter through media and other resources letting homicide survivors know of the existence of the organization providing encouragement to attend the support groups. Many family members have continued to find support and healing through connections with others and active membership........................................................................................................Finding A New Normal for Yourself
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99galleries.com | Send this image...............................The Agony of Grief
What is there to say about grief?
Grief is a tidal wave that overtakes you, smashes down upon you with unimaginable force, sweeps you up into its darkness, where you tumble and crash against unidentifiable surfaces, only to be thrown out on an unknown beach, bruised, re-shaped, and unwittingly better for the wear. Grief means not being able to read more than two sentences at a time. It is walking into rooms with intentions that suddenly vanish.
Grief is three-o'clock-in-the-morning sweats that won't stop. It is dreadful Sundays, and Mondays that are no better. It makes you look for a face in a crowd, knowing full well there is no such face to be found in that crowd. Grief is utter aloneness that razes the rational mind and makes room for the phantasmagoric. It makes you suddenly get up and leave a meeting in the middle, with-out saying a word.
Grief makes what others think of you moot. It shears away the masks of normal life and forces brutal honesty out of your mouth before propriety can stop you. It shoves away friends. scares away so-called friends, and rewrites your address book for you.
Grief makes you laugh at people who cry over spilled milk. right to their faces. It tells the world that you are untouchable at the very moment when touch is the only contact that might reach you. It makes lepers out of upstanding Citizens.
Grief discriminates against no one, it kills. Maims. And cripples. It is the ashes from which the phoenix rises, and the mettle of rebirth. It returns life to the living dead. It teaches that there is nothing absolutely true, or untrue. It assures the living that we know nothing for certain. It humbles. It shrouds. It blackens. It enlightens.
Grief will make a new person out of you if it doesn't kill you in the making.
BY Stephanie Ericsson
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Dangerous crisis situations can include, but is not limited to, assault, robbery, suicidal behaviors or threats, homicidal behavior or threats, irrational dangerous behavior, or excessive consumption of alcohol or drugs.
If you are not sure whether the situation represents immediate danger, err on the side of caution and place the call..911................................................................................................................................................This project was supported by the Office for Victims of Crime, US Department of Justice. Points of view in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policy of the US Department of Justice or POMCNational, PGR,LDS,NRA Μολών Λaβέ !ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ!
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THANK-YOU for keeping my daughter's memory ALIVE.. TAYLOR LOUISE RABIDEAU JULY,27TH,1999-APRIL 10TH, 2004.All of us(parents,sisters,brothers,uncles,aunts,nieces,nephews,grandparents) HAVE BEEN DEALT A CRAPPY HAND AT LIFE. I just keep reminding myself after EVERYDAY GOES BY THAT'S ANOTHER DAY I'M CLOSER TO BEING REUNITED WITH HER! GOD BLESS U FOR THIS PAGE~ LOVE~hayley anderson
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Thanks for adding me to your site...My son was murdered in Concord,North Carolina on March 25,2007...I have been since trying to find help in having his case reopened...The detectives called it suicide because his body was taken down before any officials arrived...I have now a private detective and a physic who have been helping and know for sure it was murder.
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The victim's body was found in a drainage ditch on Interstate 90 near the Bricelyn Exit. The perpertrator, Robert Leroy Nelson, was an on-duty Minnesota State Patrol trooper who lured the apparent hitchhiker and confessed to the crime nine years later. Nelson, currently serving a life sentence in Texas in connection with brutal sexual assaults on other victims and his own children, admitted to the murder and under hypnosis provided authorities with some details about the victim, including tossing her black purse into a nearby grain storage facility. The purse was never found. He described her as wearing a T-shirt, blue jeans, hooded sweatshirt, Army fatigue jacket and carrying a black leather purse and possibly wearing a gold ring with a pearl and small diamond inset. He further revealed that prior to the victim's death she had talked about the Milwaukee, WI area and thought she may have been traveling to Oregon or Idaho. If you have any information about this case please contact:

Chavelle Body, 15, was shot late December 4, 2008 in Gary while she was walking home from a friend's house with an ex-boyfriend. Body was shot
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Who Id Like To Meet The one Who murdered me and ask him WHY? A $5000.00 reward is offered by the Carole Sund/Carrington Foundation for information leading to the arrest and conviction for the person(s) responsible for the murder of my son, Troy Dean Carney. Thank you Carol Sund/Carrington Foundation. Troy's MOM
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TROY DEAN CARNEY:Found murdered September 4, 2008, near Central Point, OR. His image was recorded on survelliance photos at the PILOT truck stop on Sept. 1, 2008. In mid August 2008, Troy came to the Medford, Oregon area to visit with friends. He set up camp near the Pilot truck stop in hopes of finding work again on a truck as a lumper. While waiting to get work on another truck, he was helping out truckers at the PILOT truck stop. He was searching for a lumper job to be back on the road. He planned to leave for Portland, Oregon area that week. Troy traveled the United States as a 'lumper'. A lumper is someone who helps truckers load and unload their trucks. Troy had been to every state except Alaska. He loved to travel not to go anywhere, but to go. Troy was very friendly, given and talkative. He would walk up to anyone on the Street, introduce himself and start talking your ear off. Troy was laid to rest Oct. 25, 2008, in Maine. He is survived by his parents,. His brother Tracy and sister in law Rita, his grandmother, Nellie Carney, and cousins, aunts and uncles all from Main
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Posted Aug 16 2009 11:21 PM
Up to $150,000 Reward
Up to $150,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for the murder of Kevin Brewer. Kevin Brewer, 11, was murdered just after 10 p.m. on August 3rd, 2000 near Cottage Park in North Minneapolis. Brewer, who was shot three times, was with a friend when they stopped to watch a fight among men who were gambling near Cottage Park. Approximately 100 people were present when the incident occurred, however past rewards have not yielded a break in the case. Please bring closure to the family and friends of Kevin Brewer, and bring his killer to justice. Anyone with information about this case is requested to contact: Minneapolis Police Department at (612) 673-3786 or (612) 673-2358 or the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, Cold Case Homicide Unit at 651-793-7000
Posted Jul 20 2009 12:55 AM
Discovered on May 30, 1980 in Blue Earth, Faribault County, Minnesota. She was a victim of homicide Estimated date of death was 3 - 7 days prior to discovery
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Posted Jun 30 2009 5:44 PM
One of my best friends had a son who was murdered several years ago as he was walking to his grandmother's house from a video store. Another friend of mine was killed in a road rage incident where someone shot him with a crossbow that was pre-loaded in the trunk of his car. They do not know who killed my girlfriend's son, but the man who killed my paramedic friend is now doing life in prison. How dare someone ends the life of an innocent person!!!
God bless you in what you are doing.
Sincerely,
Dee
Posted May 6 2009 2:34 AM
Up to $50,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for the murder of Anita Carlson.
Anita Carlson
Anita Carlson, a 22-year-old Bemidji State University student, was working the late shift at Pete's Place, a local gas station/convenience store, on the evening of June 30, 1987. Customers last saw her there just after 11 p.m. The next day, the morning manager discovered the store in disarray and Carlson's car still parked behind the store. On July 5, her body was found in a wooded area outside Bemidji. She had been brutally raped and murdered.
Please bring closure to the family and friends of Anita Carlson, and bring her killer to justice.
Anyone with information about this case is requested to contact:
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
(toll-free, 24 hours a day) at 1-888-234-3692.
Posted May 4 2009 3:34 PM
Up to $25,000 is being offered for information leading to the discovery of Susan Swedell's whereabouts.
Susan Swedell
Susan Swedell, 19 at the time of her disappearance, was last seen on January 19, 1988 at a gas station about a mile from her home in Lake Elmo. Employed by K-Mart in Oak Park Heights, Swedell had frequently received phone calls at work from a man she referred to as "Dale." On the night of her disappearance, a snowy evening, she called her mom from K-Mart to let her know she planned on coming home to watch a movie. Before she left work Susan changed into a short skirt, which seemed odd because of the blizzard-like conditions. A short time later she asked a gas station attendant if she could leave her car at the station because she was having car trouble. She then got into another car with a man that was waiting for her. Witnesses describe him as unshaven, tall with shoulder length curly hair, well built and wearing a leather jacket. She has not been heard from or seen since.
Please bring closure to the family and friends of Susan Swedell.
Anyone with information about
Susan Swedell's disappearance should contact:
Washington County Sherrif's Office at (651)430-7850
Posted May 4 2009 3:34 PM
Up to $20,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for the death of Cynthia Haisley.
Cynthia Haisley
Cynthia Haisley, 43, a mother of two and native of Missouri, was found beaten to death under a bridge in northwest Rochester on Oct. 3, 1998. Haisley, who was homeless, had been living under the bridge, possibly with several other people. She had also frequented the Dorothy Day Center and Salvation Army in Rochester. Law enforcement officials believe there are witnesses that have information that could assist in solving this case.
Please bring closure to the family and friends of Cynthia Haisley, and bring her killer(s) to justice.
Anyone with information about this case is requested to contact:
Rochester Police Department at (507)328-6888
or the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension,
Cold Case Homicide Unit at 1-888-234-3692
Posted May 4 2009 3:22 PM
Up to $50,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for the death of Rachel Anthony.
Rachel Anthony
Rachel Anthony, 50, disappeared around 10 p.m. Feb. 27, 2001, at the end of her shift at Ultimate Liquors in Pine River. The weather was very cold that day, and Anthony had started her car to warm it up before her drive home. A police officer discovered the car still idling about 1 a.m. Upon checking the liquor store, he found the back door unlocked with Anthony's purse and coat still inside, but no signs of Anthony. Her body was found six weeks later in a ravine near Breezy Point, about 15 miles away.
Please bring closure to the family and friends of Rachel Anthony, and bring her killer(s) to justice.
Anyone with information about this case is requested to contact:
Cass County Sheriff's Department at
(218) 547-1424 or 1-800-450-2677
or the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension,
Cold Case Homicide Unit at 651-793-7000
or toll-free at 1-888-234-3692.
Posted May 4 2009 3:21 PM
Up to $50,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for the murder of Barbara Paciotti.
Barbara Paciotti
Paciotti, 20, was last seen with her boyfriend, Jeff Dolinich, in the early morning hours of June 14, 1969 in Hibbing. She had been out with a friend during the evening of June 13. She and her friend were driving downtown at about 1:45 a.m., and the two stopped in traffic to speak to another friend when Dolinich approached the car and asked Paciotti if she would come with him so he could speak with her. The two were seen leaving in a 1964 green Oldsmobile; it was the last she was seen alive. On June 14, Dolinich was questioned by police, and he said he had been out drinking on June 13. He acknowledged leaving Hibbing with Barbara, that the two had argued, he struck her and he thought she was dead. Dolinich said he awoke the morning of June 14 in Mora, Minnesota with no memory of where Paciotti was. His pants and shoes were covered in grass and mud.
Please bring closure to the family and friends of Barbara Paciotti, and bring her killer(s) to justice.
Anyone with information about this case is encouraged to contact:
The Hibbing Police Department at 218-263-3601 or the BCA Cold Case Unit at 651-793-7000 or toll-free at 1-888-234-3692.
Posted May 4 2009 3:23 PM
Up to $50,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for the murder of Frank Kastelic.
Frank Kastelic
Kastelic, 52, an elementary school teacher and part-time U.S. Customs inspector, was found outside his car with a fatal gunshot wound to the head. According to investigators, at approximately 6 a.m., Kastelic's car was bumped at the intersection of Stillwater Road and Algonquin Street in St. Paul. He was shot when he got out of this car to speak with the person who had bumped him. A witness described the vehicle that struck Kastelic's as orange-colored, possibly a 1973 Chevrolet Laguna. Witnesses described a man, approximately 20 to 25 years old, with a stocky build, long black hair, and facial features that indicate he may be a Native American.
Please bring closure to the family and friends of Frank Kastelic, and bring his killer(s) to justice.
Anyone with information about this case is encouraged to contact:
The St. Paul Police Department Homicide Unit at 651-266-5650 or the BCA Cold Case Unit at 651-793-7000 or toll-free at 1-888-234-3692.
Posted May 4 2009 3:24 PM
Up to $50,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for the murder of Helen Mary Dahl.
Helen Mary Dahl
Helen Mary Dahl, 79, was found murdered in the basement of her Minneapolis apartment building on February 11, 1994. Minneapolis police were dispatched to the apartment building at 1912 East 26th Street (two blocks east of Cedar on 26th St.) following a call regarding Dahl’s welfare. Her body was found in a room off the laundry, she had been strangled and sexually assaulted.
Recently, DNA testing uncovered new physical evidence that could be critically important in solving the case. Police believe that there are witnesses who may have seen Dahl’s killer in the apartment building.
Please bring closure to the family and friends of Helen Mary Dahl, and bring her killer(s) to justice.
Anyone with information about this case is requested to contact:
or the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension,
Cold Case Homicide Unit at 651-793-7000
Posted May 4 2009 3:25 PM
Up to $50,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for the murder of Cindy Joy Elias.
Cindy Joy Elias
Cindy Joy Elias, 19, was found murdered on the morning of March 24, 1977 off a logging road approximately eight miles north of Aurora, MN. Elias was found buried under a pile of brush at the scene, and initial investigations revealed she died as a result of multi-traumatic injuries to the head.
Elias was last seen in Virginia, MN at a local bar at approximately 12:30 a.m. A witness says Elias was looking for a ride home and had mentioned she was going to hitch hike. Police believe the perpetrator or perpetrators are local people who were familiar with the area where she was found.
Please bring closure to the family and friends of Cindy Joy Elias, and bring her killer(s) to justice.
Anyone with information about this case is requested to contact:
St. Louis County Sheriff's office at (218)749-6010
or the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension,
Cold Case Homicide Unit at 1-888-234-3692
Posted May 4 2009 3:26 PM