Duane Allen Hart

[Mossad]

Imagine a small boy being placed into a Minnesota orphanage before the age of 10, only to be raped by a group of other boys, as Christopher Jackson was. What kind of monolithic institution ultimately is responsible for such outcomes? Imagine also the impact that such experiences have on the boy, now primed for a lifetime path of sexual predation, which soon follows repeatedly. By the age of 12, Jackson was having almost daily sexual interactions with his peers. “At no point in my acting out did I think what I was doing was against the law,” Jackson said. “I never thought it was wrong. It felt good.” “I manipulated people into doing what I wanted.”

Now imagine the boy as a man, waiting to be released from confinement after many years of civil commitment in the Minnesota Sex Offender Program (MSOP), as Jackson is.

What would freedom mean to such a man? A reformed return to law-abiding society? What would placement in a less-restrictive setting mean to such a man? A new opportunity to lash out violently, perhaps even lethally? A new opportunity for rage and revenge?

Today, the federal judge who declared Minnesota's sex offender treatment program unconstitutional said he will rule next month how the state, short of shutting down the MSOP program entirely, must fix the program. Will the judge's ruling be date-stamped October 22, 2015? Will the Eighth Circuit overrule the judge?

Or, will a man like Christopher Jackson eventually return his feet to the cold streets of Minnesota, in spite of your disbelief, the letters you write, the telephone calls you make, the blog comments you post (or are now too afraid to post)?


Are you ready for what is to come?





Prov. 11:14

 

[chaplain1]

Imagine a small boy being placed into a Minnesota orphanage before the age of 10, only to be raped by a group of other boys, as Christopher Jackson was. What kind of monolithic institution ultimately is responsible for such outcomes? Imagine also the impact that such experiences have on the boy, now primed for a lifetime path of sexual predation, which soon follows repeatedly. By the age of 12, Jackson was having almost daily sexual interactions with his peers. “At no point in my acting out did I think what I was doing was against the law,” Jackson said. “I never thought it was wrong. It felt good.” “I manipulated people into doing what I wanted.”

Now imagine the boy as a man, waiting to be released from confinement after many years of civil commitment in the Minnesota Sex Offender Program (MSOP), as Jackson is.

What would freedom mean to such a man? A reformed return to law-abiding society? What would placement in a less-restrictive setting mean to such a man? A new opportunity to lash out violently, perhaps even lethally? A new opportunity for rage and revenge?

Today, the federal judge who declared Minnesota's sex offender treatment program unconstitutional said he will rule next month how the state, short of shutting down the MSOP program entirely, must fix the program. Will the judge's ruling be date-stamped October 22, 2015? Will the Eighth Circuit overrule the judge?

Or, will a man like Christopher Jackson eventually return his feet to the cold streets of Minnesota, in spite of your disbelief, the letters you write, the telephone calls you make, the blog comments you post (or are now too afraid to post)?


Are you ready for what is to come?





Prov. 11:14

Are you still meeting with Joy Baker?

 

[human]

It would be interesting if Joy could get something going with Mossad's legal help to counteract this nightmare.

The judge and attorneys won't be getting these criminals in their neighborhood.

It would be interesting to see if someone did get a plan for a group home next to the judge or he attorneys what they would do. I bet there would be instant action.

 

[Mossad]

Science Journalist pushes Hot Button, cites Minnesota research, hundreds react (see comments)

The Director of Research and Evaluation for the Minnesota Department of Corrections seems to support this approach.

Four to six community volunteers dedicate themselves to befriending a recently-released sex offender who is deemed high risk. They help that person become a part of society by meeting regularly, helping the offender find work or a place to live, and inviting them to Christmas.

Charlie Taylor’s family was dysfunctional. He was put into an industrial home when he was 5. Basically, jail for kids. But he’d done nothing wrong. Charlie was sexually assaulted there, numerous times, by several different people. When he became a teenager, he started doing the same things to other children . . . Charlie Taylor was first sent to prison at age 18 and had been in and out after that — always for sexual crimes against children . . .

He never did have a big, cinematic insight about his own actions . . . It was all too knotted together with the abuse he’d suffered as a child, himself.

Charlie went to his grave feeling more wronged by what had been done to him than wrong in what he had done to others.

But Charlie never reoffended again . . .


Could you befriend and support Jacob Wetterling's abductor?


Change is inevitable.

Are you ready for what is to come?





Prov. 11:14

 

[ELOCsoul]

I've recently spent some time reading about FBI profiling and cases of other abductions. I've noticed that it's common in unsovled cases such as Jacob's, to have a variety of suspects, rabbit holes, conspiracy theories, and the like. I'm posting this in multiple threads, so users may comment within the context of the intended purpose of the thread. I have more to add, and will do so following input from others.

I've also concluded there are two types of child molesters who would be the most likely perp in Jacob's case, IMO. One is the Preferential offender, the other is the Situational offender.

A Preferential offender is attracted to children, and typically targets a particular age or stage of development. They are most likely to prefer boys over girls, and generally prefer targeting one or the other, not both. Preferential offenders have the potential to molest large numbers of children. They generally exhibit one or a combination of three patterns of behavior: Seduction, Introverted, or Sadistic. The seductive molester targets children who are emotionally or physically neglected. He gives the child attention and gifts, and ultimately the victim becomes willing to trade these things for sex. They often seek long term relationships with their victims, and their biggest problem is breaking off the relationship once the victim is too old. The other big problem for seducers comes when a victim tries to "leave" the relationship before the molester is ready, and that can lead to threats or violence on the victim. A sadistic molester is aroused by inflicting pain on their victims and is more likely to abduct than other types of Preferential offenders. There are cases where a seducer escalates to a sadistic offender.

A Situational offender does not have a true sexual preference for children. A well known profiler says that this kind of molester is socially awkward, may live with their parents or adult family, and will tend to molest close to home. A Situational offender typically exhibits one or more of the following behavioral traits: Morally Indiscriminate, Regressed, Inadequate, and Sexually Indiscriminant. The morally indiscriminate offender may justify their offenses by saying "why not"? An inadequate molester has very low social confidence that may lead to extreme behavior under the right conditions. A Situational offender may offend over a wide range of frequency, from a "once in a lifetime" event to a long term record of offenses. Under the right circumstances, usually brought on by a stressor in the offender's life, he may abduct a child. Such an offender will keep close tabs on an investigation, gathering newspaper clippings and interjecting himself into the investigation. He will typically have a collection of detective magazines or adult *advertiser censored*.

 

[shergal]

Why is this guy not serving life?????????????

Because he was a juvenile when he killed his parents?

 

[Jennifermn]

I've also concluded there are two types of child molesters who would be the most likely perp in Jacob's case, IMO. One is the Preferential offender, the other is the Situational offender.

A Preferential offender is attracted to children, and typically targets a particular age or stage of development. They are most likely to prefer boys over girls, and generally prefer targeting one or the other, not both. Preferential offenders have the potential to molest large numbers of children. They generally exhibit one or a combination of three patterns of behavior: Seduction, Introverted, or Sadistic. The seductive molester targets children who are emotionally or physically neglected. He gives the child attention and gifts, and ultimately the victim becomes willing to trade these things for sex. They often seek long term relationships with their victims, and their biggest problem is breaking off the relationship once the victim is too old. The other big problem for seducers comes when a victim tries to "leave" the relationship before the molester is ready, and that can lead to threats or violence on the victim. A sadistic molester is aroused by inflicting pain on their victims and is more likely to abduct than other types of Preferential offenders. There are cases where a seducer escalates to a sadistic offender.

I would say DAH fits the preferential offender profile.

He seems to show traits of being the seductive molester, using bribes and giving "chemicals" i.e. drugs to his victims. If they came from broken homes, I am sure obtaining cigarettes, alcohol, marijuana, etc. would have been like a gift.

Hart used bribes, chemicals, threats, social isolation, and religious preaching to victimize this juvenile.

http://mn.findacase.com/research/wfrmDocViewer.aspx/xq/fac.19960220_0003.mn.htm/qx

Perhaps he escalated to a sadistic offender, but why? Was it because he had been investigated for other sexual assaults on children and became afraid of getting caught? Was he angry at those kids for turning him in and this turned him more sadistic? How does one go from being a "seductive" to a "sadistic" type?

I wish Jared would say more about DAH being the perp in his case, but I am assuming there are legal ramifications if he does this. If we can prove DAH is the perp in Jared's case, we can show he had escalated past being the seductive child molester, which makes him far more likely to be Jacob's perp.

 

[Mossad]

By 2015, sexual psychopathy is no mystery. The specific characteristics of Jacob Wetterling&#8217;s abductor were posted in this forum two years ago, <modsnip>

The general precursor characteristics of the sexual psychopath are present in nearly every documented case history:

1. Father is absent in early childhood
2. Child has unhealthy relationship with mother
3. Single parent mother cannot control child, is afraid of child
4. Child is removed from home and placed in structured facility
5. Starting fires (arson) as a child
6. Frequent lying and persistence about being right despite the lies
7. Takes no responsibility for his behavior
8. Appears to be absent of feelings
9. Engaging in voyeuristic behavior in adolescence
10. Resistive to treatment efforts
11. Sadistic sexual behavior

Psychopaths hide their behavior much of the time, of course; some are even voted &#8220;Most Likely to Succeed&#8221; by their school peers. Here is another Minnesota psychopath who faces indefinite civil commitment at the Minnesota Sex Offender Program in Moose Lake, MN, should he ever be paroled from prison.

Meanwhile, the Minnesota Sex Offender Program itself remains &#8220;embroiled in a high-stakes court battle.&#8221;


Are you mentally prepared for what is to come?

Or are you inclined to turn to people like him or her for help and if so, where are they now and what have they really done to solve the Jacob Wetterling case since October 22, 1989?

Perhaps these red hot crime fighters will unthaw and close this &#8220;open investigation,&#8221; any day now.

Until then, the clock keeps ticking . . .




Prov. 11:14

 

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[human]

By 2015, sexual psychopathy is no mystery. The specific characteristics of Jacob Wetterling&#8217;s abductor were posted in this forum two years ago, <modsnip>

The general precursor characteristics of the sexual psychopath are present in nearly every documented case history:

1. Father is absent in early childhood
2. Child has unhealthy relationship with mother
3. Single parent mother cannot control child, is afraid of child
4. Child is removed from home and placed in structured facility
5. Starting fires (arson) as a child
6. Frequent lying and persistence about being right despite the lies
7. Takes no responsibility for his behavior
8. Appears to be absent of feelings
9. Engaging in voyeuristic behavior in adolescence
10. Resistive to treatment efforts
11. Sadistic sexual behavior

Psychopaths hide their behavior much of the time, of course; some are even voted &#8220;Most Likely to Succeed&#8221; by their school peers. Here is another Minnesota psychopath who faces indefinite civil commitment at the Minnesota Sex Offender Program in Moose Lake, MN, should he ever be paroled from prison.

Meanwhile, the Minnesota Sex Offender Program itself remains &#8220;embroiled in a high-stakes court battle.&#8221;


Are you mentally prepared for what is to come?

Or are you inclined to turn to people like him or her for help and if so, where are they now and what have they really done to solve the Jacob Wetterling case since October 22, 1989?

Perhaps these red hot crime fighters will unthaw and close this &#8220;open investigation,&#8221; any day now.
Until then, the clock keeps ticking . . .
Prov. 11:14

This does not fit Ed Gein or Dahmer.

This is just one example of evaluation and not the whole picture.

 

[human]

This is right from St. John's. But remember these studies are from criminals who were caught. And if 40% fit, then 60% do not. etc


http://faculty.csbsju.edu/uspp/CrimPsych/CPSG-6.htm

Nonfamily Child Abductors Who Murder Their Victims

&#8226; Nonfamily child abductions have a low rate of occurrence
&#8226; However, they are highly publicized and tend to overwhelm most communities&#8217; local police force.
&#8226; This is a study of nonfamily child abductors who murdered. The information was gathered from interviews with incarcerated offenders, and reviews of criminal, medical, and psychological records.

Previous Research
&#8226; Vast majority (97%) male
&#8226; Mostly white
&#8226; Usually young adult (mean age 27)
&#8226; Female killers in this category are nearly nonexistent

Method
&#8226; Interview process
&#8226; Three main criteria
1 victim was less than 18 years old
2 offender was convicted of murder
3 victim was abducted by the offender
&#8226; 25 child abductors who murdered participated

Results
&#8226; Gender: All offenders were male; females did abduct, but none killed
&#8226; Age: Mean was 27, range was 14&#8211;58, 72% were younger than 30
&#8226; Race: majority white, interpret with caution
&#8226; Marital history: 60% were not married at time of offense, 24% were divorced, 8% were in common law marriages, 8% were married
&#8226; Children: 56% had no children at time of offense, 16% only had one child, 20% had two children, no one had three children, and 8% had four or more children
&#8226; Education: Little formal education; only 8% had some college education
&#8226; Occupation: Most had lower-level unskilled jobs, only 8% had skilled positions
&#8226; Military: 76% did not have military history
&#8226; Religion: 88% grew up in a Christian household and 72% still considered themselves Christian
&#8226; Animal abuse: 20% had history of animal abuse
&#8226; Psychiatric: 36% had a psychiatric diagnosis prior to offense, perhaps an underestimate
&#8226; Family background: 56% lived with both biological parents during childhood, 40% had mothers that were unemployed, 16% reported having occasional instability and disruption in their household
&#8226; Family incarceration: 24% reported at least one parent had been incarcerated
&#8226; Offender incarceration history: 40% had previous incarceration, almost half had a juvenile offense history
&#8226; Childhood behavior patterns: Chronic problems from birth to age 12, including enuresis, isolation, lying, arson, and alcohol and drug abuse
&#8226; Adolescent behavior patterns: Increase in drug and alcohol abuse, isolation was significant problem, and decrease in enuresis and arson
&#8226; Adult behavior patterns: No one reported enuresis; lower levels of arson and lying; drug and alcohol abuse were elevated
&#8226; Sexual behavior history: 28% were sexually molested, 20% had printed *advertiser censored* collection, no one had video *advertiser censored* collection, 88% were heterosexual, 20% identified themselves as pedophiles
&#8226; Psychopathy: Only 4 of 20 offenders classified as psychopaths

Discussion
&#8226; Findings are consistent with previous literature
&#8226; Interviews allow for a more in-depth view of offenders
&#8226; No glaring warning signs that could predict an offense
&#8226; Many offenders are not socially integrated within society
&#8226; Majority of offenders did not meet criteria for classification as a psychopath
&#8226; Self-reported data and small sample size may complicate results

Reference

Beyer, K. R., & Beasley, J. O. (2003). Nonfamily child abductors who murder their victims: Offender demographics from interviews with incarcerated offenders. In J. H. Campbell & D. DeNevi (Eds.), Profilers: Leading investigators take you inside the criminal mind. (pp. 313&#8211;333) Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books.

 

[Mossad]

Was Minnesota wrong?

Seems "Lock 'em up and throw away the key" is contrary to American Law.


Guess what's next . . .





Prov. 11:14

 

[human]

Bummer. Make the sentences LWOP. Their victims get life sentences without getting to stay in Moose Lake which is a beautifiul area.

 

[StinkSprings]

It sure would be interesting to see the file on DAH at Moose Lake.

1. Father is absent in early childhood
2. Child has unhealthy relationship with mother
3. Single parent mother cannot control child, is afraid of child
4. Child is removed from home and placed in structured facility
5. Starting fires (arson) as a child
6. Frequent lying and persistence about being right despite the lies
7. Takes no responsibility for his behavior
8. Appears to be absent of feelings
9. Engaging in voyeuristic behavior in adolescence
10. Resistive to treatment efforts
11. Sadistic sexual behavior

 

[human]

It sure would be interesting to see the file on DAH at Moose Lake.

You can see all this online on his appeal

 

[Jbrown324320]

Article about Hart in relation to Heinrich
http://www.fox9.com/news/investigators/46224483-story

 

[ELOCsoul]

It will be interesting to see if John Walsh's The Hunt does a followup on this case. And if the do, there's one of two ways they'll play it:

1. They'll announce a POI has been arrested on unrelated charges but has links to the case, and we need someone to call with the right information.

2. They'll claim the original show led to Heinrich's arrest.

#1 would be the honest approach. #2 would be misleading, as we all know that show was a thinly veiled expose on Duane Allen Hart. Had the show truly generated solid tips on Heinrich, that information would have filtered down to people who would have changed their minds on Hart, and that didn't happen.

 

[ELOCsoul]

By 2015, sexual psychopathy is no mystery. The specific characteristics of Jacob Wetterling&#8217;s abductor were posted in this forum two years ago, <modsnip>

The general precursor characteristics of the sexual psychopath are present in nearly every documented case history:

1. Father is absent in early childhood
2. Child has unhealthy relationship with mother
3. Single parent mother cannot control child, is afraid of child
4. Child is removed from home and placed in structured facility
5. Starting fires (arson) as a child
6. Frequent lying and persistence about being right despite the lies
7. Takes no responsibility for his behavior
8. Appears to be absent of feelings
9. Engaging in voyeuristic behavior in adolescence
10. Resistive to treatment efforts
11. Sadistic sexual behavior

Psychopaths hide their behavior much of the time, of course; some are even voted &#8220;Most Likely to Succeed&#8221; by their school peers. Here is another Minnesota psychopath who faces indefinite civil commitment at the Minnesota Sex Offender Program in Moose Lake, MN, should he ever be paroled from prison.

Meanwhile, the Minnesota Sex Offender Program itself remains &#8220;embroiled in a high-stakes court battle.&#8221;


Are you mentally prepared for what is to come?

Or are you inclined to turn to people like him or her for help and if so, where are they now and what have they really done to solve the Jacob Wetterling case since October 22, 1989?

Perhaps these red hot crime fighters will unthaw and close this &#8220;open investigation,&#8221; any day now.

Until then, the clock keeps ticking . . .

Mossad - I'm curious if you still feel that Hart was somehow involved in the abduction, or after the fact? All signs seem to point to a single abductor, but would appreciate your insight on how there could have been another person involved?

 

[0101ABA]

Not directly related to Jacob's disappearance, but the article is about the Kimball bombing and how Duane Hart is considered a suspect.

Friday marks 40 years since a bomb rocked a small Minnesota town and took the life of the assistant postmaster. Someone sent that bomb in the mail in Kimball. Ivend Holen, 60, died in the blast as he sorted through packages that May morning.

No arrest has ever been made in the case.

But investigators aren&#8217;t ruling out a man once named a suspect in Jacob Wetterling&#8217;s disappearance.

http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2016/05/12/kimball-post-office-bombing-suspect/

 

[human]

To me it is related because I am surprised by the level of intelligence in this. I figured with his heavy drinking as early as age six and then all his continuation of drinking and drugs that his mind was gone.

He is far more canny than I thought and I wonder what he knows. He was oh so helpful re Heinrich.