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Oct 12, 2009
I teach h.s., and my students have a learning disability, but sometimes, I get kids who have a dual diagnosis of LD and a mental health diagnosis.
Generally, these kids have a history of violence, assaultive behavior, aggression, sociopathy, and one of them recently stabbed his mother's canary and let it bleed all over the kitchen, and then he put the dog (alive) in the freezer. No kidding. Mom came home, dog was fine, kid still comes to my class.
How can I remove myself and my personal info permanently???
I DO NOT WANT ANY of these kids to be able to find where my children and I live !!!!
This really scares me!!!! Please help.
Bob/VA
ZABA is a for profit search site. The information found by the ZABA site can be found by several other for profit sites. The information found by these search sites is obtained from readily available public records. If you looked closely you'd have seen that to gain access to the found information a credit card is required. Now it is not beyond the...See More
The info is right there, plain as day! nm
On 10/13/09, Bob/VA wrote: > ZABA is a for profit search site. > The information found by the ZABA site can be found by several > other for profit sites. > The information found by these search sites is obtained from > readily available public records. If you looked closely you'd > have seen that to gain access to the found inform...See More
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