User:John Calvin Moore

The account of this former contributor was not re-activated after the server upgrade of March 2022.

My history of study is Psychology, mainly concentrated in the Abnormal Psychology field, with an emphasis on Mass Murderers and their creation through maladaptive living situations, that impede upon their ability to function in society, and withdraw from life, taking others with them, whether they be specific or random targets.

I have represented the officer who killed Charles Whitman at the University of Texas Tower on August 1, 1966. My representation consisted of a Power of Attorney relationship, that involved me with the diagnosis of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (or Syndrome), referral to the proper agency, as well as filing and representing the officer in a Social Security Disability case, as well as a Texas Workman's Compensation claim. Both were successful, however, the City of Austin, Texas, fought the TWCC case, which forced the officer to relinquish or default the claim, as the expenses were well beyond the amount of the Award. This also leads me to some expertise in PTSD and it's effect on family and friends within the victims community, or Vicarious PTSD as they call it now.

I am able to write on Serial Killers as well, however, my studies show that they are an elusive breed, with histories of familial abuse and patterns of lieing, that are hard to verify and validate. Only their deeds and methods are verifiable, once in the the custody of authorities, they may switch stories depending on what they feel is to their advantage at the time.

My school studies were at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, and my practicum, is as stated and beyond.

Here is a video posted on Youtube that involves the officer and myself [[1]].