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Jul 6, 2005
In a recent article in the Missoula Independent
entitled, "Spring Creek's Short Leash," reporter John S.
Adams states, "Montana’s behavior modification programs
watch their troubled teen charges like hawks. Recent
lawsuits and allegations of abuse raise the question: Who’s
watching them?
By the summer of 2004 Janet Larson was at her wit’s end.
Her 17-year-old daughter Christina (both names have been
changed) was drinking, smoking, sneaking out, doing drugs
and lying. Her parents were worried sick she would drop out
of school, end up in jail, or worse."
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