Sean Harrington would like to ask at least one psychiatrist some very pointed questions.
KnowYourCourts, a website known for challenging the actions of various Colorado lawyers, judges and credentialed "experts" associated with the divorce industry in the state, continues to demonstrate that some of those experts aren't all they claim.
Sean Harrington, the pro se litigant behind the site, is best known for his crusade against now-deposed federal judge Edward Nottingham; see, for example, m
Glenn Asakawa, University of Colorado.The last steak knives ever to be used in Boulder.
And you thought those arrowhead-like rocks you found in your flowerbed were cool. As several media outlets have been reporting, a cache of ancient tools, including knives and axes, has been discovered in a Boulder yard. University of Colorado researchers determined the tools, discovered by a landscaping crew in May, were from the Clovis era, meaning they're roughly 13,000 years old and likely used by some of
Three kids with attachment disorder have died in Colorado -- but according to Foster Cline, their parents and therapists are the ones most in need of help.
Meth addict, artifact thief -- or both?
On June 10, Secretary of the Interior (and former Colorado senator) Ken Salazar announced the indictment and arrest of 24 individuals suspected of trafficking in illegally obtained artifacts in the Four Corners area. But who found these items in the first place? One theory: meth addicts.
An article in Grand Junction's Daily Sentinel argues that the artifact/meth link is a dirty little secret among law-enforcement types. Chuck Wheeler, vice president of B
