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The only way I can recover is speaking out and sharing with others. Some people can hurt others so bad it feels impossible to recover. If you file a complaint you'll think about it 24/7. So help me God I will never enter into a therapists office again. It is very traumatizing to wait all of that time and for the board to dismiss the case.

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I cried free flowing tears over that and after the licensing board made me wait 6 months I get a letter with one sentence.

It was a final blow to him that he didn't deserve. She also knew I missed his funeral and didn't get to say goodbye to him. She said that about my dad because she knew it would hurt me. That was her response when I confronted her about her saying she had compassion for my sister that abused me my whole life. Then she asked how much longer I was keeping it a secret. My therapist in her exact words said my dad fucked me and my sisters. They say you can file a complaint simply for feeling like you were treated unprofessionally.

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Gov.In the 30 plus years of off and on therapy I lodged 2 complaints against 2 different therapists and both were dismissed. He spent 39 years behind bars for two murders he didn’t commit. Jurors vote for death penalty for mother’s boyfriend in torture killing of 8-year-old Palmdale boy

The Antioch Police Department will be working with other law enforcement agencies to determine if Bacom has been involved in other murders and/or sexual assaults.Īnyone with information regarding Bacom’s criminal conduct is asked to contact Detective Leonard Orman at (925) 779-6918.įor more California news, follow brittny_mejia In 2002, he was convicted in Contra Costa County of failing to properly register as a sex offender and was sentenced to four years in prison. In February 1981, he was arrested for robbery and rape in Isleton and convicted of first degree burglary, robbery, rape and sodomy. He was convicted in 1974 of first- and second-degree burglary, assault with intent to murder and sodomy and sentenced to five years to life in prison. “This has made my life complete to be quite honest with you.”īacom has a lengthy criminal history that stretches back to 1973, when he was arrested in Mountain View in Silicon Valley for rape, robbery, assault with intent to commit murder and oral copulation. … Probably not too many days have gone by that I haven’t thought about this case,” Glod told the newspaper.

Gregory Glod, who was assigned to the case the day after Bombardier disappeared, told the East Bay Times that he had become convinced of Bacom’s guilt during the investigation but police couldn’t gather enough proof for prosecutors to file a case. “Our thoughts and prayers are with Suzanne Bombardier’s family and we hope this mystery being solved offers some level of comfort for them.”ĭet.

“Although we are ecstatic an arrest has been made in this case it will not bring Suzanne back into her family’s lives,” the police department said. It was through patience, persistence, networking, modern investigative techniques and scientific advances that this case was solved.”īacom is being held on charges of murder, kidnapping, rape and oral copulation. “The reality was that science had to make advances in order for a positive identification of the killer to be made. “Although in recent years there was some question relative to our commitment regarding this investigation, we never gave up on bringing this case to a resolution,” police said. In early 2017, the department learned that a DNA match identified Bacom as the perpetrator. In 2015, biological evidence was submitted to the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office forensic laboratory, which is equipped to conduct some of the most advanced DNA testing.

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