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What do I need to do to post an article or receive the proper permission? I saw this man sentence on December 3, 2012 in Concordia, KS.

http://www.bladeempire.com/news/courthouse-12-7

 

I think you just posted it!

Thanks for the update. I'll move these posts to the material for Friday, Dec. 7, when they're in place.

 

Who do I contact to see about deleting a post (or portion of a post) here? My wife is listed in an article, but the charges were dismissed last year. Now I am trying to clear her name. Please contact me tsteele999@gmail.com I can provide the expungement paperwork signed by the judge over the case, and her attorney will vouch for her.

 

When charges have been dropped or dismissed, is there a way for the post on this site to be removed?

 

No, but you're free to post an update.

 

What would it take for an article or picture to be removed? When it's all proven to be false accusations, it would be nice if this site didn't keep the wrongly accused paying for it forever...

 

If you have an update, post it in the appropriate thread.

This website is just a reporting of items in the news & publicly available information. You may post new information, preferably with links to sources that substantiate it.

 

How does one report the URL's to newspaper articles about a new (meaning current, not from a long time ago) teacher incident (Cougar, Tomcat, Hanky Panky) which does not yet appear on iHeartMyTeacher?

 

Meaning the Cougar, Tomcat, or Hanky Panky does not yet appear on the website. Brand new person.

 

There's no way, really, I'm behind and unlikely ever to catch up. Twice in the last 15 months I've lost about 1500 unposted articles when FireFox crashed & didn't restore all my tabs. C'est la vie.

I do what I can in the time that I have.

In terms of what you can post, updates to existing threads are also quite useful.