Adam Lanza's father promised to take his son 'hiking or shooting'
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Victoria (Vicki) Soto, who was a teacher at Sandy Hook Elementary ... photos of the birthday greeting sent along by Peter Lanza to his son.
Lanza's psychiatrist lost license
Photographs of Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. from the ... "Dr. Fox did recall that Adam was about 15 years of age when he last ... at the Yale Child Study Center who is familiar with Lanza and his mother ...
Despite files released by police, Newtown school shooter Adam ...
NOLA.com-Adam had attended Sandy Hook Elementary. ... Dr. Robert A. King, a professor at the Yale School of Medicine Child Study Center, conducted a ...
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Nov 25, 2013 - Shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School and ... 36 YOGANANDA STREET, NEWTOWN, CT – AUTOPSY ...... Classroom 8's substitute teacher was Lauren Rousseau, age 30, who was assisted by Rachel ..... The exterior of the main entrance door way had a call box, buzzer system with a video camera.If this alleged Yale 'Dr. Paul Fox, a former Connecticut psychiatrist now living in New Zealand' and 'Kathleen Koenig, a clinical nurse specialist in psychiatry at the Yale Child Study Center in New Haven'
of Adam Lanza is to be believed and can be documented then it would appear more than ever that GE Capital's Peter Lanza is guilty of encouraging his son's interest in guns and thus being greatly rsponsible for what allegedlyoccured at Sandy Hook Elementary School,Newtown,CT. on December 14,2013.
Remember these two individuals have remained totally silent while one Yeshiva University quack claimed or pretended to be Adam Lanza's psychiatrist immediately after the alleged event.And as is stated in the Harford Courant artcle quoted below that for the first time names the two Yale individuals who claim to have been his psychiatric care givers,'The newly released reports come at a time when members of the state's Sandy Hook Advisory Commission have sharply criticized the recently released prosecutor's summary of the investigation as lacking any real information about the mental health of the gunman who killed 20 first-graders and six educators on Dec. 14, 2012.'
Here is the sick 'woman', Rima E Laibow,MD, from the Zionist Yeshiva University who posed as Adam Lanza's psychiatrist shortly after the Sandy Hook incident of December 14,2013.:
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Lanza's psychiatrist lost license to practice
Ken Dixon and Wes Duplantier
Published 7:14 pm, Saturday, December 28, 2013
Facing state negligence charges Adam Lanza's former psychiatrist gave up his medical license just five months before the Newtown school slaughter.
Medical authorities cited "negligence on more than one occasion" and "possible boundary violations" between Dr. Paul L. Fox and an unidentified patient in the years after Fox -- Lanza's primary psychiatrist during his adolescence-- stopped treating the troubled Sandy Hook teen.
According to the State Police report on the Dec. 14, 2012, massacre of 20 first graders and six adults, Fox said he destroyed his records on Lanza and hadn't seen him for about five years before the shootings.
Psychiatrists are permitted to destroy patient files more than five years old, under state regulations. Investigators quoted Fox, whose practice was in Brookfield, as "vaguely" remembering Lanza and that the only records he kept were on billing information.
"Dr. Fox did recall that Adam was about 15 years of age when he last saw him and recalls Adam having aggression problems and possibly having been diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome," the State Police report said. "He recalled Adam as very rigid and resistant to engagement. He was unable to provide any further details concerning Adam."
More information on the loss of Fox's licenses to practice medicine in Connecticut and New York was not available Saturday. But the voluntary maneuver to surrender his license helped him to avoid the public scrutiny of the Connecticut Medical Examining Board.
Anne Doremus of Manchester, the outgoing chairman of the board, said Saturday that Fox's case did not appear before the panel. Nor does it occur in board minutes.
Instead, Fox and his attorney quietly brokered a deal with the state Department of Public Health'sHealthcare Quality and Safety Branch.
Fox, a New Fairfield resident at the time, moved to New Zealand and was divorced from Faline Schneiderman, his wife of nearly a quarter century, in June of 2012. A month later, he surrendered his medical credentials in Connecticut and New York.
Bare bones state records indicate the loss of his credentials, including his diploma from theNew York School of Medicine, which he attended after his graduation from Columbia University. Fox served his medical residency in psychiatry at the Westchester County Medical Center in Valhalla, N.Y.
Attempts on Saturday to reach Fox in New Zealand, where he works in a child social-services program, were unsuccessful. His Hartford lawyer did not return a request for comment.
Kathleen Koenig, a former colleague of Fox's and a nursing professional at the Yale Child Study Center who is familiar with Lanza and his mother Nancy, also declined comment Saturday......
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Lanza's Psychiatric Treatment Revealed In Documents
Buried
in the thousands of pages of police reports released Friday into the
shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, new details about Adam Lanza's
mental health and his treatment have emerged, revealing that he was
seen at the Yale Child Study Center in his early teens and was
prescribed the antidepressant Celexa.
The case files also delve deeper into the actions that Peter Lanza took on behalf of his son, Adam, in the years before and after Peter Lanza's divorce from Nancy Lanza in 2009. And the files reveal how Nancy Lanza appeared not to follow the advice of her son's physicians, taking her son off his medication and failing to reschedule missed appointments.
The case files also delve deeper into the actions that Peter Lanza took on behalf of his son, Adam, in the years before and after Peter Lanza's divorce from Nancy Lanza in 2009. And the files reveal how Nancy Lanza appeared not to follow the advice of her son's physicians, taking her son off his medication and failing to reschedule missed appointments.
The
newly released reports come at a time when members of the state's Sandy
Hook Advisory Commission have sharply criticized the recently released
prosecutor's summary of the investigation as lacking any real
information about the mental health of the gunman who killed 20
first-graders and six educators on Dec. 14, 2012.
In August, Peter Lanza provided state police detectives with documents relating to Adam Lanza's schooling and "psychological history,'' according to the case files released Friday.
Included are emails between Peter Lanza and Kathleen Koenig, a clinical nurse specialist in psychiatry at the Yale Child Study Center in New Haven, "regarding her treatment sessions with the shooter, as well as an evaluation by" Dr. Paul Fox, a former Connecticut psychiatrist now living in New Zealand.
Details of a three-hour exam that Adam Lanza had in 2006 with another Yale Child Study psychiatrist, Dr. Robert A. King, were released for the first time Friday.
The Lanzas went to King after Peter Lanza sought help for his son through the Employee Assistance Program at his workplace, The General Electric Corp., according to a state police report.
Peter Lanza reported that his son told him when he was about 8 or 9 that he "loved being a kid," but that when he turned about 11 or 12, he seemed stressed, frustrated and less happy.
Adam Lanza, who was prone to anxiety, was becoming more isolated, too, and viewed his Newtown home as a "comfort zone," while school and interacting with his peers "led to pressure" for him, Peter Lanza told police.
According to the police files, King said that Adam Lanza "displayed a profound autism spectrum disorder with rigidity, isolation and a lack of comprehension of ordinary social interaction and communications." Lanza was also diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder.
King told police, "My concern was that the shooter's social isolation and withdrawal was increasing."
King recommended that Adam Lanza receive further treatment at the center and referred Nancy Lanza to Koenig.
In her sworn statement to police, Koenig said that she had four face-to-face meetings with Adam Lanza between October 2006 and February 2007 and corresponded with Nancy Lanza by telephone and through email messages.
At that time, Lanza was being seen by Fox, whom Koenig said was Lanza's "primary psychiatrist."
Koenig said that Lanza's obsessive compulsive disorder "severely limited his ability to lead a normal, well-adjusted life."
She described him as "emotionally paralyzed" and said that he would participate in multiple daily rituals like repeated hand washing and showering and obsessively changing the blue polo shirts and khaki pants that he wore exclusively — behavior that forced Nancy Lanza to do up to three loads of laundry a day.
In August, Peter Lanza provided state police detectives with documents relating to Adam Lanza's schooling and "psychological history,'' according to the case files released Friday.
Included are emails between Peter Lanza and Kathleen Koenig, a clinical nurse specialist in psychiatry at the Yale Child Study Center in New Haven, "regarding her treatment sessions with the shooter, as well as an evaluation by" Dr. Paul Fox, a former Connecticut psychiatrist now living in New Zealand.
Details of a three-hour exam that Adam Lanza had in 2006 with another Yale Child Study psychiatrist, Dr. Robert A. King, were released for the first time Friday.
The Lanzas went to King after Peter Lanza sought help for his son through the Employee Assistance Program at his workplace, The General Electric Corp., according to a state police report.
Peter Lanza reported that his son told him when he was about 8 or 9 that he "loved being a kid," but that when he turned about 11 or 12, he seemed stressed, frustrated and less happy.
Adam Lanza, who was prone to anxiety, was becoming more isolated, too, and viewed his Newtown home as a "comfort zone," while school and interacting with his peers "led to pressure" for him, Peter Lanza told police.
According to the police files, King said that Adam Lanza "displayed a profound autism spectrum disorder with rigidity, isolation and a lack of comprehension of ordinary social interaction and communications." Lanza was also diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder.
King told police, "My concern was that the shooter's social isolation and withdrawal was increasing."
King recommended that Adam Lanza receive further treatment at the center and referred Nancy Lanza to Koenig.
In her sworn statement to police, Koenig said that she had four face-to-face meetings with Adam Lanza between October 2006 and February 2007 and corresponded with Nancy Lanza by telephone and through email messages.
At that time, Lanza was being seen by Fox, whom Koenig said was Lanza's "primary psychiatrist."
Koenig said that Lanza's obsessive compulsive disorder "severely limited his ability to lead a normal, well-adjusted life."
She described him as "emotionally paralyzed" and said that he would participate in multiple daily rituals like repeated hand washing and showering and obsessively changing the blue polo shirts and khaki pants that he wore exclusively — behavior that forced Nancy Lanza to do up to three loads of laundry a day.
The report said that Adam Lanza would change socks 20 times a day.
She said that Adam Lanza was also sensitive to light and was unable to touch doorknobs with his bare hands.
Koenig prescribed Celexa and recommended that he have follow-up visits at her office.
But Nancy Lanza did not appear to take her advice, Koenig said.
"Koenig described Nancy Lanza's response to her recommendations as 'non-compliant,'" the police files said.
Once when Koenig prescribed a small dose of Celexa to Adam Lanza, Nancy Lanza called Koenig's office to report that Adam Lanza was "unable to raise his arm" and she blamed it on the medication. She told Koenig that her son would no longer be taking the medication.
Koenig attempted to convince Nancy Lanza that the medication was not causing the arm ailment but "Nancy Lanza was not receptive to Koenig's reasoning," the police reports said.
During her talks with Adam Lanza, Koenig said that he would ask her about schizophrenia and obsessive compulsive disorders but would never elaborate about whether he was experiencing any of the symptoms.
At one point — the reports do not list a date — Adam Lanza and his mother missed an appointment and never rescheduled the visit. Koenig contacted Fox and they agreed that Adam Lanza's "behavioral-based therapy would remain" his primary course of treatment and Koenig said she planned to assist Fox with Lanza.
Dr.Paul Fox's ex wife Faline Schneiderman:
She said that Adam Lanza was also sensitive to light and was unable to touch doorknobs with his bare hands.
Koenig prescribed Celexa and recommended that he have follow-up visits at her office.
But Nancy Lanza did not appear to take her advice, Koenig said.
"Koenig described Nancy Lanza's response to her recommendations as 'non-compliant,'" the police files said.
Once when Koenig prescribed a small dose of Celexa to Adam Lanza, Nancy Lanza called Koenig's office to report that Adam Lanza was "unable to raise his arm" and she blamed it on the medication. She told Koenig that her son would no longer be taking the medication.
Koenig attempted to convince Nancy Lanza that the medication was not causing the arm ailment but "Nancy Lanza was not receptive to Koenig's reasoning," the police reports said.
During her talks with Adam Lanza, Koenig said that he would ask her about schizophrenia and obsessive compulsive disorders but would never elaborate about whether he was experiencing any of the symptoms.
At one point — the reports do not list a date — Adam Lanza and his mother missed an appointment and never rescheduled the visit. Koenig contacted Fox and they agreed that Adam Lanza's "behavioral-based therapy would remain" his primary course of treatment and Koenig said she planned to assist Fox with Lanza.
"However, she stated that Adam Lanza never returned for a follow-up visit," the police files said.
Dr.Paul Fox's ex wife Faline Schneiderman:
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Woman meets 'ancestor' in New Fairfield - NewsTimes
www.newstimes.com/.../Woman-meets-ancestor-in-New-Fairfiel...Oct 20, 2013 - ... not directly linked to Halloween, although the annual celebration "is a time for remembering the dead," President Faline Schneiderman said.
The preservation group sponsors the cemetery tour every other year, and the timing is not directly linked to Halloween, although the annual celebration "is a time for remembering the dead," President Faline Schneiderman said.
"It's just an ideal time of year," she said, with fall foliage at or near its peak and people eager to enjoy the outdoors. "We raise money for historic preservation and we bring history alive.".....
NEW FAIRFIELD -- About the last thing Caroline Cooper expected when she and her husband came east to research her family was meeting her grandfather, five times removed -- and that he would be alive and able to talk to her.
Then again, strange things have been known to happen around this time of year, especially in an old cemetery.
The man the California couple met on Sunday wasn't really the Thomas Bearss, who was born in Barnstable, Mass., in 1729 and died in New Fairfield 85 years later.
It was actually Jay Howard, a local man who portrayed Bearss during a tour of the Old Town Cemetery on Route 39 for a fundraiser sponsored byPreserve New Fairfield Inc.
"How scary is that?" Howard said later about meeting Bearss' great-great-great-great-great-granddaughter.
Cooper and her husband, Gene, were among the dozens of people who toured the graveyard, also known as the "Center" and "Congregational" cemetery, which serves as the final resting place those who lived and died in New Fairfield between 1757 and 1969, when the last recorded burial on the lot took place.
Howard, who played the role of the thrice-married, successful farmer and father of eight children, was one of seven volunteers who dressed in period costumes and recounted the lives of those buried there.
The preservation group sponsors the cemetery tour every other year, and the timing is not directly linked to Halloween, although the annual celebration "is a time for remembering the dead," President Faline Schneiderman said.
"It's just an ideal time of year," she said, with fall foliage at or near its peak and people eager to enjoy the outdoors. "We raise money for historic preservation and we bring history alive.".......
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