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ParentsforChildren.net Using The Media To Promote Their Scam

01:03, Mar. 17, 2008 .. 4 comments .. Link

What will it take to put a stop to con-artists, Dan A. Wilson, and his wife, Attorney Janet Frederick-Wilson?

What you will see below, is just one more example, of how these con-artists use the media, to help promote their scam. Here is the article they are running on their Yahoo Groups page. Notice in the photo there is a news van from WDIV channel 4 Detroit. A well placed line in their article reads ”We got the coverage and broke the ice for the other groups in the Detroit area who can't get media coverage.” That line alone makes it sound as if they had media support that no one else can get. Truth is, I haven’t found any article, or news story that supports their claim.

Now picture if you will, an unsuspecting, desperate parent, who’s children have either been taken away by cps, or are in the process of being taken away by means of a divorce or something like that. Wouldn’t you want the best that you could get to resolve the problem?

The problem here is that they are not even close to being the worst person that could assist you. They are only in it to clean out your wallet, purse and your bank account.

The article, now becomes a permanent part of the display portfolio, which is used to con the unsuspecting person. After all, they were endorsed by the media (even when they weren’t) on several occasions, why not hire them.

A con mans game is only as good as his props. The best con artists make careers out of being thought of as one of the good guys.

Photo taken By Lary Holland: Picture of Dan Wilson Sam Briggs & channel 4 truck.
The idea, how to we break the news blackout in the Detroit Metro Area blackout of Family right issue coverage. One Detroit hero Sam Briggs, one determined right group Parents for children , an attorney not afraid to walk the picket line, Attorney Janet Frederick-Wilson and a new fathers right hero's, Lary Holland & Randy Scott. Not the issue, but a diversion of the issue but the safety of people who have to use the court. On a normal day 200 to 400 parents and countless other professionals come to the Lincoln Hall of Justice in Detroit, this is the forgotten Court. what was the issue that brought parents and Attorneys together for a common cause. Cars broken into in broad daylight. We got the coverage and broke the ice for the other groups in the Detroit area who can't get media coverage. One small step for parents one Giant step for Michigan in bringing back the economy. power to the people.
Here is their link to their Yahoo group

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Parent...rChildren/

Don’t be taken in by these crooks?

Robert W. Magee
The Outlaw Wolf

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11:21, Mar. 17, 2008 .. Posted by deadbrokeparent
Yeah, the same Janet Frederick Wilson/Dan A Wilson fraud game. Waiting for someone to reach out and help those two retire - to a jail cell for 5-15 years. Thanks Outlaw were behind you all the way.

a at a boy for u

11:32, Mar. 17, 2008 .. Posted by gilbert
way to go wolf, been wondering what you have been up to. glad to see your still after those morons they took us for plenty. u need any help watching them somewhere we can volunteer a day here and there.

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01:08, Mar. 27, 2008 .. Posted by Rubicon
I went to the link, or rather their so-called "home page", and I would have to say it's pretty lame. But then I guess that's to be expected from lame people. I normally don't say things like this but that woman Fredericks-Wilson is pretty damn homely...just looking at her would frighten me if I had to sit down to talk to her!

I leave that to you buddy!!!! Hahahaha!

I just had to get that one in...you know me!

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09:35, Sep. 26, 2008 .. Posted by Anonymous
Robert,

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DonorsChoose.org grew out of a high school in the Bronx where teachers saw their students going without the materials needed to learn. Our website provides an easy way for everyday people to address this problem. Public school teachers post project requests that range from a $100 classroom library, to a $600 digital projector, to a $1,000 trip to the zoo. People like you can choose which projects to fund and then get photos and thank-you letters from the classroom.

BACKGROUND ON THE 2008 DONORSCHOOSE.ORG BLOGGER CHALLENGE In October of 2007, bloggers competed to see who could rally the most support for public schools via DonorsChoose.org. Blog readers gave $420,000 to classroom projects benefiting 75,000 students in low-income communities. While A-list bloggers like Engadget and TechCrunch inspired great generosity, smaller blogs with really engaged readers generated even more!

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If you were to participate, we could help thousands more kids in public schools. I'd love to tell you more if you are interested.

Thank you for your consideration,
Kirk
____________________________________________
Kirk Smiley
Associate Director, Central States, DonorsChoose.org
8445 Keystone Crossing, Suite 200 | Indianapolis, IN 46240
kirk at donorschoose dot org

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