[Vision2020] Ten Sitler Questions

J Ford privatejf32 at hotmail.com
Sat Jun 30 11:28:17 PDT 2007


Since this "guy" has set his-self up as some kind of expert on Sitler, 
(remember? he says he's been "counseling" Sitler!) how is it he has these 
type of questions, but not the answers?


J  :]





>From: "Glenn Schwaller" <vpschwaller at gmail.com>
>To: vision2020 at moscow.com
>Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Ten Sitler Questions
>Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2007 10:33:21 -0700
>
>There are additional probation violations that have been filed and may have
>something to do with the sealed communication.   Given that the contents of
>this letter will probably not be released in the near future, at the very
>least the court should give some kind of explanation as to why this letter
>was sealed.
>
>Probation and parole seized a computer during the search of Mr Sitler's
>residence, and it's contents are currently being evaluated by the State
>Forensics Lab in Meridian.  Questions 11 adn 12 would be why did Mr Sitler
>have a computer, and did he have access to the internet?
>
>Ownership of, or access to, a computer and / or the internet is decided on 
>a
>case-by-case basis.  For some offenders, use of a computer my be permitted
>only if it is a necessary part of their employment.  Other may be allowed a
>home computer only, and others may be allowed internet access.  In these
>instances, most offenders are required to subscribe at their cost to a
>program called Covenant Eyes (www.covenanteyes.com).  Their probation
>officer functions as an "accountability partner" and as such,  has complete
>and real time access to their computer.
>
>Was Mr Sitler on line while on probation?  Was he required to subscribe to 
>a
>monitoring service?  Did he subscribe?  Does any of his computer activity
>relate to additional probation violations?  It seems a very real 
>possibility
>that one or several people dropped the ball on this.  Will anyone be held
>accountable?
>
>It's possible that the Status Conference scheduled for Monday may be a 
>phone
>conference, and not in open court.  Has anyone heard differently?
>
>Glenn
>
>On 6/29/07, Art Deco <deco at moscow.com> wrote:
>>
>>  Here is a letter from one of the persons providing sexual offender
>>treatment to Steven Sitler.  This letter is found as part of a *Report of
>>Probation Violation* filed in the court by Senior Probation Officer Jackye
>>Squires Leonard.
>>
>>
>>
>>Dalton Lombard, D.Min, LCPC
>>
>>P O Box 1911
>>
>>Lewiston, Id. 83501
>>
>>
>>
>>June 18, 2007
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Jackie Squires
>>
>>Probation and Parole
>>
>>Moscow Idaho 83843
>>
>>
>>
>>RE. Steven Shier
>>
>>
>>
>>Dear Ms. Squires,
>>
>>
>>
>>This note is in response lo our Telephone conversation today. During the
>>weekly check in time for the offender group I lead for Valley Treatment
>>Specialties Mr. Sitler reported that he had masturbated on two occasions
>>during the previous week. When asked for more detail about the 
>>circumstances
>>and fantasies he experienced during his masturbation he reported that he 
>>had
>>been looking in a neighbor's window with his binoculars. As a result he
>>became aroused and later masturbated. He denied viewing anyone at the
>>residence but acknowledged that he was aroused by looking in the window. 
>>He
>>stated to the group that voyeurism is one of the behaviors be engaged in
>>prior to and leading up to the offences he was convicted of.
>>
>>
>>
>>I consider this to be a very high risk behavior for Mr. Sitler considering
>>he had been out of jail less than a month at the lime he reported the
>>behavior. In my mind this behavior constitutes a violation of his parole 
>>and
>>of his treatment contract with Valley Treatment Specialties.
>>
>>
>>
>>Thank you for your consideration in this matter.
>>
>>
>>
>>/s/
>>
>>Dalton Lombard
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>The contents of this letter and other events raise some questions.
>>
>>
>>
>>First, with respect to the binoculars:
>>
>>
>>
>>1.    When did Sitler acquire the binoculars?
>>
>>2.    Did he previously possess them and someone returned them to him, did
>>he lately acquire them, or did someone lately acquire them for him?
>>
>>
>>
>>Given his history of voyeurism and its leading up pedophilic incidents:
>>
>>
>>
>>3.    What was his motivation for either acquiring or keeping the
>>binoculars?
>>
>>4.    Shouldn't the possession of binoculars been a no-no in his probation
>>agreement?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Second, considering the comment "I consider this to be a very high risk
>>behavior for Mr. Sitler" from his therapist:
>>
>>
>>
>>5.    Why was bail granted at all?
>>
>>6.    Is he not a high risk to reoffend?
>>
>>7.    Why hasn't a Motion to Revoke Probation been filed by the
>>prosecuting attorney so that an evidentiary hearing can be held and a
>>decision whether to revoke probation or not be made by the court?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>There is a new letter from Dr. Lombard to Judge Stegner now in the file:
>>
>>
>>
>>8.    Why has this letter been sealed?
>>
>>9.    Aren't the citizens whose children who are now at risk with Sitler
>>out on probation entitled to the information which would allow them to:
>>
>>        a.    Evaluate the risk?
>>
>>        b.    Express their opinions to the prosecutor, media, etc.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Sitler was ordered by the court to vacate his current residence on June
>>19, 2007.  Today is June 29, 2007.  The screen snapshot just below was 
>>taken
>>at 7:30 pm today (06/29/07).
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>According to the Idaho Central Sexual Offender Website
>>http://www.isp.state.id.us/identification/sex_offender/obligations.html 
>>Sitler
>>is obligated to:
>>
>>
>>
>>Within 2 working days of changing the address or location of residence
>>within the county where the sex offender is registered, the offender must
>>complete an address change form in person with the sheriff of that county 
>>of
>>the change.
>>
>>
>>
>>OR
>>
>>
>>
>>Within 5 working days of moving to another state, the registered sex
>>offender must provide written notice of the move to the central sex 
>>offender
>>registry. The person must also register in the other State within the time
>>period required by that State, but not to exceed 10 days.
>>
>>
>>
>>10.    Has Sitler complied with the above but for administrative
>>ineptitude his State of Idaho sexual offender profile has not yet been
>>updated?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>As of now, a status hearing on this matter is scheduled for Monday, July
>>2nd at 2:00 pm.  Since schedules can change, those interested should call
>>the Clerk of the Court's office early Monday to check for any change
>>(Courthouse:  882-8580).
>>
>>
>>
>>Wayne A. Fox
>>1009 Karen Lane
>>PO Box 9421
>>Moscow, ID  83843
>>
>>(208) 882-7975
>>waf at moscow.com
>>
>>
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