Laurie Warhol and Sandra Glenney, the ring leaders of Loudoun County Child Protective Services, are woefully behind the research as false accusations are concerned. They ascribe to the “Believe the Children” mantra. The mantra dictates that when children say they’ve been abused they are to be believed, however when children say nothing happened they are not to be believed.

There has been so much research to refute this, sadly it has fallen upon deaf ears as far as Warhol and Glenney are  concerned; they don’t know any of the research nor do any child protection workers. They more than likely have never read the research.  Thankfully, we have modern technology to overcome such ignorance. I am glad to provide links to 2 excellent podcasts Uncover and Conviction.

https://www.cbc.ca/uncover

https://gimletmedia.com/shows/conviction

Both podcasts discuss the kickoff of the panic of the 80’s and 90’s, the professionals who perpetuated  it and the tactics involved.  Important to note, the mental health played a huge role in the sequence of events. Also discussed is the research that debunks that period of time.

Last not least, you will hear from the children who made false accusations and why. They were under immense pressure to accuse adults by social workers and therapists.

Very good podcast that describes the McMartin scandal  and the original accuser in the case ,Judy Johnson.  Judy Johnson had severe mental issues and a drinking problem but yet the accusations were given credence.

CPS and Sandra Glenney more  than likely have no knowledge of the McMartin case.

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As long as Sandra Glenney remains in her position at the County Attorney’s Office, a  modern day Witch Hunt is only a call away. One false claim of abuse to CPS , Sandra Glenney and her chosen mental health professionals go to work. The strategy that Glenney employs is uncomfortably similar  to the Salem Witch Hunts.  In Glenney’s case the psychologists are  the equivalent of  modern day Puritans. They refuse to accept any refuting evidence, such as the case with Dr. Mary Lindahl.  Lindahl absolutely refuses to acknowledge a recantation.  Glenney and her team are all to willing to circumvent the legal system.

Lindahl, in a very specific case provided dubious testimony concerning recanting.  Glenney is all to willing to conduct her cases using the “Trial by ambush” method.  Glenney  had proven time and time again that she is unfit to be an Assistant County Attorney, she does not believe in a fair trial and rejects any criticism.  Her chosen psychologists are all to willing to provide misleading testimony.

The following document titled the Salem Syndrome precisely describes the Salem Syndrome as it pertains to false accusations of  abuse.  It is a good read and will assist those falsely accused in Loudoun to understand the mentality of Glenney and those who surround her.

As stated before, Sandra Glenney operates using strategies from 80’s and 90’s. The strategy is simple, stop contact between the parent and the child. Then give her personally chosen mental health professional access to your child to obtain a disclosure. The same strategy used during the Satanic Panic. From all research, Glenney appears to be in her 60′,  she was aware of the Satanic Panic and chose to believe it despite theg whole episode being debunked.  Below is the apology of a child who experienced the McMartin Scandal firsthand.