THE 1-94 MURDERS book opening, bullying, and the bizarre confession of Carl Dorr


On that day, May 31, 1986, Hadden Clark had been kicked out of his brother’s home in Maryland, after his brother accused him of improper behavior with the children in the home. His brother took the kids away for the day, and gave Hadden the day to pack.
On October 18, 1992, 23-year-old Harvard graduate, Laura Houghteling, was stabbed to death in her bedroom, just a couple miles away from Carl Dorr’s home. The place had been very carefully cleaned; however, a hair from a wig was found on her brush. Investigators knew the family gardener, Hadden Clark, was a cross-dresser. Clark ultimately confessed to the murder. Investigators who worked the Michelle Dorr disappearance, remembered Hadden Clark was a neighbor who was interviewed in Michelle Dorr’s disappearance. Hadden became physically ill when Michelle’s name was mentioned during the interview in 1986, but when Carl Dorr confessed, the investigation ended. It was six years later, but investigators went back to Hadden Clark’s old home, near the Dorrs, and tore up floor boards, ultimately finding Michelle’s DNA. Hadden was convicted of Michelle Dorr’s murder, and, shortly after his conviction, showed police where Michelle’s body was. It was believed Michelle had come to the Hadden Clark’s door looking for her friend and instead found Hadden Clark alone in the home. Hadden Clark is described as a paranoid schizophrenic with and obsession with killing. A recent study on bullying revealed the following statistics:75% of all school shootings are associated with the shooter being bullied. More than half of bullying situations stop if a peer intervenes. Schools with anti-bullying interventions have demonstrated a decrease in bullying. Being ostracized can be more damaging than physical bullying, as children who are viewed as outcasts feel a threat to a meaningful existence. Bullies are generally average academic students. They are not loners and often they have people who, at the very least, give them attention for their misbehavior. Victims of bullying have increased suicidal ideation. LGBT students are the highest risk of being bullied in schools. All children with disabilities are at higher risk to be bullied. Being ostracized in school activates the same areas of the brain that are activated during physical pain. Prior to middle school, girls bully more than boys. After middle school, boys bully more than girls. You have to ask the child directly if they have been bullied or physically hurt by someone. None of the parents of the children who reported being bullied in the study, were aware their child had been bullied. One of the best things you can do is have healthy children talk to bullied children or bullies in the schools, to provide them some healthy support. Students want to make the world better, and one of the best things they can do is have an impact on students who struggle right in their school. Our best students are very busy; however, one of the best things they can do is have an impact in their very own community. Quotes:
An apple a day keeps anyone away, if thrown hard enough.
The more you weigh, the harder you are to kidnap.
He’s the fool that there’s no old fool like.
The difference between genius and stupidity, is that genius has its limits. Albert Einstein
Thanks for listening,
Frank








Published on August 21, 2018 17:46
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