posted 02-22-2008 02:15 PM            

This is the second time he's goofed with me.

Subject is an obsequious tow-truck driver (father is the owner of a large towing biz).

He has two young daughters, with a woman whom he refers to as a "girlfriend." He's hoping to return to her home soon.

Offense was a sexual assault against 13 year-old female, whom he met while driving around town in his sparkling-shiney chrome/flame-painted tow truck.

[redacted biased rant about tow drivers as bottom-feeding dregs]

The therapist didn't believe me that he's using countermeasures, and I was told he passed the test with a different examiner.

1-1 only a little messy to start with

1-2 He hit C4 fairly hard, but only in the respiration

1-3 more. R7 is probably recovery. I was watching him so closely I missed the key at the onset of c6. His CM is within the question stimulus

1-4 there is a lot of voluntary suppression of respiratory activity following C9

2-1 messiness at onset of chart 2

2-2 then he nails that first control again

2-3 nails the second control

2-4 and nails the third control

3-1 more messiness at onset of chart 3

3-2 he's tired and a little less active this time, but the pattern at C9 is becoming familiar

3-3 another movement at a relevant question - looks like he may have relaxed released some tension

3-4

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posted 02-22-2008 02:57 PM            

They didn't call him Cooter because he resembled the Mexican turtle. He was a stinking, drunkard, sexual deviant. Just look at that degenerate smile, wouldja!

posted 02-22-2008 05:28 PM            

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"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here. This is the war room."
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