The Silent Vow
Volume III: Breaking the Strands in Life that One Wove The Path of Recidivist Emotional Problems
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First Time Offender
These are ordinary person who is law abiding and adheres to the rules in our society. They are a pleasant and polite well like person in our community. Then as an adult, a child, or someone’s children all of the sudden becomes arrested for breaking the law. The family is devastated and their good name is dragged through the coals. What could have gotten into the person to have led them to do such a thing? Where did this nice, kind, and cheerful kid get these ideas? Does the family know?
When arrested for a crime a person is being accused and is not convicted of that crime. The police have strong proof and evidence that the person committed the crime. As they are arrested on that evidence and belief the person is innocent until proven guilty. If in the legal process by litigation, and court preceding they are found to be innocent their criminal record will not reflect the conviction. They are innocent of the crime they were arrested for.
The first time offender faces the fear and risk of being arrested for some crime that gives reasonable proof of their guilt. Beyond a reasonable doubt they can be found out to be deemed innocent. They will be exonerated of their criminal responsibilities and let go. In many instances when the police take actions the suspect is questioned and interrogated. Often these leads result in arrests as often the questioning reveals a person’s innocents
The committing or being arrested for any criminal act for a first time offender is a shock to their family, friends and associations. Being arrested for theft, robbery, grand theft, murder, rape, and assault; is dealt with in such a way that the community wonders what got into the kid/adult. Why would they have stolen, and did they need money? Was there something going on with the person that people were not knowledgeable about? Was the family in need of money or did the person have a drug problem that no one knew about? What personal problems exited that the community was not aware of?
When a first time offender commits rape, child abuse, pedophilia, and molestation these raise issues in the community. What has been going on that this happened in their neighborhood? What can create the conditions to cause a regular honest, open caring innocent person to commit such heinous crimes? How did this go on for so long with out a sign? Where did such criminally negligent corrupt and heinous ideations originate from?
When the first time offender breaks out into a rash of; domestic violence, hostility, assault and aggression against someone in their community there are problems. What could have brought on these acts? Why was the person on such unstable grounds? What was disturbing the person to have such an altercation? They were a person who was respected and dignified for their great community spirit. They have then violated the laws to commit acts of violence and theft against others in the peaceful community.
When a first time offender steals, commits Larson, securities theft, bank robbery, and identity theft; they are not expected to have committed such crimes. What need of money or greed could have incited the person into a crime of such violation against others? Was the money and theft so obvious and available that it was unprotected? As the person was financially needy of money to have stolen and committed a crime to steal from others.
When the first time offender commits a crime of terrorist acts this raises concerns of where did the community go wrong? How could this innocent person go to extremes to commit an act of terrorist intentions upon their own community? What can bring about such a violent act against the people of their own country? They were a good person, an innocent person with no previous criminal record. They have demented to convert into committing an act of terrorism. They have converted to commit crimes against their community and country.
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The onset of this Volume explores the life of an adult immature boy. He faces the emotional feelings of encountering an interpersonal relationship. These loving emotions were suppressed through drug abuse during life. Exposed to such feelings he failed to know how to handle this emotional state.
Upon his separation from his first real girl friend he suffered a mental breakdown to the hands of an older friend giving him LSD. His trust in reality, his trust in the family, and his faith in mankind were demented. His hallucinating led him to his loss of personal responsibility. Upon breaking the law he was sent to jail and moved to a psychiatric facility to receive help.
His therapy was geared to help a hostile and aggressive person. His mental state was one of chemically induced hallucinations and some psychotic fantasy. The imposed force of treatment was going to help him to deal with his aggression. Through therapy thee was hope in guiding the path to a more healthy and productive future.
The boy was diagnosed with poor impulse controls. He was character sketched to be a heinous criminal. The preconceived notions were imposed that he was to have the characteristics of a person with aggressive tendencies. All hypothetical situations were leveraged to believe he would act violently. Predetermined behavioral states left him to be treated for a condition of possessing underlying hostilities. He was not to be trusted.
Given many chance the boy showed that he could be a model patient. He showed he was able to comply with the rules. His learning about system showed where he was able to manipulate the system for personal gain. He had evolved and progressed in his criminal mentality to repeat his acts of aggression. The recidivism of a hardened criminal was surfacing in light of a potential healing process that was evolving.
About the Author
Gary Drewes has achieved his Bachelors Degree in accounting in 1994. He graduated with honors from the state schools he attended. Making these accomplishments was never thought possible. He had struggled with drug abuse, behavioral problems, and relationship troubles all during his life. Upon graduating from High School in 1979 he was never thought to be capable of gradating from any graduate institution. He had sought help through therapeutic intervention to assist him in coping and dealing with his personal problems.
His personal experiences in life enlightened him to the diverse struggles encountered in many adverse realm of our society. He has endured in areas of writing where the genre is drug cult oriented. He has depicted some struggles of our society in his writing. The abuses, the emotional struggles, and the violation have been artistically drafted out in some of his pieces.
He has researched areas to expound in his writing explorations. Many issues and topics are sensitive and controversial as they are current and active in our society today. Taking the time to capture these issues has brought a great tool for people to have some basis to relate to. His passion has grown in areas of adolescent drug cults into criminal behavior and stealing to support those drugs.
The writing projects have now brought the deviant aspects of corruption. The drug world began to change into progressive heinous activities faced in our society today. He describes corrupt lives turning to more serious criminal activities.
He intertwines the values and lessons of therapy that have been learned, experienced and researched into the many problematic pitfalls written about in his writing.