Neither Gangs nor Stalking: A Review of “Gang Stalking” Allegations in the U.S. Federal Court System

Gang stalking refers to allegations of surveillance, harassment, and general victimization by unknown agents. People who identify as victims of gang stalking (targeted individuals) allege that these gangs use covert and co-ordinated methods, advanced technological weapons, and mind control to harass them. Many targeted individuals believe that the gang stalking is the work of the government or other state actors, which may cause them to launch lawsuits against the government or other perpetrators.

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A Century of White-Collar Criminals

Are white-collar criminals mentally ill geniuses who are criminal masterminds? That was the question Dr. Matthew W. Motley posed in his October 10 lecture for the International Forensic Psychiatry Lecture Series on Ponzi’s Children: A Century of White-Collar Criminals.

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