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EPISODE · Nov 21, 2022 · 1H 17M

S2E6 | "Mike Volpe - ‘Parental Alienation’ and How it Leads to Child Trafficking in Family Court”

from The Imagination · host Emma Katherine

Send me a DM here (it doesn't let me respond), OR email me: [email protected] us this week is someone who is making their 4th appearance on the show and honestly needs no introduction at this point as his work speaks for itself, Mike VolpeIn case you missed my last few episodes with Mike, he is an investigative journalist who has pioneered reporting alternative news on topics such as immigration reform, police corruption, politics, and what we’ve mainly focused on in this show - corruption within the family court system and how and why child trafficking is able to ”LEGALLY” happen under the noses of society. This week, we are going to discuss a very controversial and important topic: Parental Alienation. If you’ve been following my podcast and have listened to Mike’s episodes or any of the parents who have been on my show alleging the Family Court trafficked their children to their abusive parent, the words ‘parental alienation’ come up rather frequently. This topic is controversial in the sense that the definition is so poorly and vaguely defined that it leaves a lot to be desired in how it’s interpreted and by whom. Mike’s work is recognized nationally and internationally and it’s been an honor getting to share snippets of what he is working on around the clock on this show. He’s someone I look at with certainly as an authority on the family court system and it will do you well to listen to him. Whether it’s you or someone you know dealing with the court system - knowledge is absolutely necessary when you enter the court - especially when it involves our little ones. I also highly recommend you subscribe to Mike’s Substack - it is absolutely jam-packed daily with information on cases like what you will hear today - and more - and it’s an invaluable tool to further your learning on these subjects. All the resources we cover today along with his Substack can be found in the show notes!CONNECT WITH MIKE:Twitter: @mikevolpe - (1) mikevolpe (@mikevolpe) / TwitterEmail: [email protected]: Michael Volpe - YouTube Facebook: Michael Volpe | Facebook MIKE'S PLAYLIST ON THE IMAGINATION:Mike Volpe Playlist - YouTubeMIKE'S RECOMMENDED RESOURCES:Subscribe to Mike's Substack: Michael Volpe Investigates | SubstackMIKE'S PLAYLIST ON THE IMAGINATION: Mike Volpe Playlist - YouTubeMIKE'S RECOMMENDED RESOURCES: Subscribe to Mike's Substack: Michael Volpe Investigates | SubstackArticles/videos from this show: 1. Making Divorce Pay:Making Divorce Pay - Capital Research Center2. Texas PA case: Michael Volpe Investigates | Substack3. Harris, TX case: Parental Alienation Alleged in Another Harris County Case (substack.com)4. Utah case: Utah judge sends kids to abusive dad (substack.com)5. Utah case video: (4) Utah Commissioner {Junior Judge} Catherine Conklin rants and raves in October 2022 hearing - YouTube6. Rucki case video: (4) Samantha Rucki describes abuse at her father's and courts hands. - YouTubeSupport the show

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Send me a DM here (it doesn't let me respond), OR email me: [email protected] Joining us this week is someone who is making their 4th appearance on the show and honestly needs no introduction at this point as his work speaks for itself, Mike Volpe In case you missed my last few episodes with Mike, he is an investigative journalist who has pioneered reporting alternative news on topics such as immigration reform, police corruption, politics, and what we’ve mainly focused on in...

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