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The Underdog was featured in Portland Monthly Magazine's March issue
for the Oregon State Senate
Sean Aaron Cruz hopes to see Oregon's landmark anti-kidnapping statute ORS 30.868 inspired by the death of his son Aaron Cruz, taken into Utah in a Mormon kidnapping, enacted nationwide.
The last days of Aaron Cruz
- Part 1: A mother's love, a sack of groceries
- Part 2: "Dad, I will never be well"
- Part 3: Aaron's Law: A very personal piece of legislation
- Part 4: A terrible feeling...a note to mom....
- Interlude 1: Quality time
- Part 5: A slain son, a father's heartbreak and the end of poetry
- Part 6: A Mormon abduction, self injury and lousy medical care
- Part 7: Nightmares of an Abducted Child
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Parental abduction wisdom
- Parental abduction wisdom pt 1: Searing, crushing heartbreak
- Parental abduction wisdom pt 2: The police won't help you
- Parental abduction wisdom pt 3: the most dangerous kidnappers are parents
- Parental abduction wisdom pt 4: Parental abductions up 70%
- Parental abduction wisdom pt 5: Oregon's anti-kidnapping law
- Parental abduction wisdom pt 6: The little girl in the blue dress
- Parental abduction wisdom, pt 7: Complicated Grief and a Continuing Crime
- Parental abduction wisdom, pt 8: To murder the soul
- Parental abduction wisdom, pt 9: When the police figure it out
- Parental abduction wisdom, pt 10: A deliberate, particular cruelty
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The Underdog was featured in Portland Monthly Magazine's March issue
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