Link List: Various organizations have worked on an amendment to the US Constitution and other various organizations have information on singing as a hobby for life. The McQuaids are supporters of both Victimhood and Singing for Life.

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Federal Statute: President Bush signed an alternative law to the Victims Rights Amendment on October 30, 2004. It provides additional victim rights but only for Federal Crime Victims.  Its upgrade of the 1984 law needs to be adopted by each state.

Victimhood Amendment Petition*: Although the required 67 US Senators did not accept the Victims? Rights Amendment, 97 US Senators did vote for the alternative but almost identical Federal Statute. However the US Constitution still does not recognize that victims exist. It is felt that by simply identifying victims and specifying their need for compassion and support within the Judicial, Legislature and Executive branches that their rights granted within statutes will be better addressed. A free 1000 books (given one for each of 1000 libraries) offer is described in Book Review-Bio.

Victimhood: A Primer: This white paper describes the additional Victimhood heaped upon the McQuaids by the State. It covers a period from March 2004 through February 2005, as Jan and Rog discover and address the State?s error, omission, and misrepresentations of the 'State' effort processing the murderer's Writ of Habeas Corpus and its relief from 2001 through 2004.

Juror Error 2001-2004: An alternative to this huge file (800K) that should not be downloaded by dial-up, is below five files. However, either provides the tools to review and make your own decision about the validity of relief given to the murderer of Tod McQuaid in 2004. The November 22, 2004 newspaper interview of the State respondent, Steve Dolly, to the murderer's writ of habeas corpus lets him brag about his plea bargain after he offered her relief on his error. The McQuaid's questioned why  he did not tell the people that the plea was the best alternative since he created the plea bargain after his errors and omissions and non-processing (of the writ) in a period of more than two years. His misinformation after his own errors are obviously destroying the 1991 Prosecutor's reputation.

These Juror Error 2001-2004 decision tools are also broken into five parts: Juror Error 1 Intro, Juror Error 2 T 1991, Juror Error 3 Fault, Juror Error 4 Plea, and Juror Error 5 News. The notarized letter from juror Mike Wilson to Jan is not included in these decision tools. That letter gives the same message as the November 15 News article (that Prosecutor in 1991 was not a friend of juror Mike Wilson).

Vicarious Victimhood: Jan and Rog McQuaid are available to present ?Crime as Felt by the Family? in their effort to support Victimhood. Several documents are useful for organizers to optimize the presentation benefits including a) reader's feelings, b) News Release, c) Victimhood Amendment Petition, and d) Security Breach Post-card. Also useful is Book Review-Bio.

* Note: Only twenty-five signatures (or more) on the Victimhood Amendment Petition qualify the provider with a 25% reduction of their cost ($15 instead of $20) to receive an author signed copy of Security Breach: The Murder of Tod McQuaid (send check to PO Box 101112 Pittsburgh, PA 15237). Shipping and Handling book is paid by McQuaids as thanks for Victimhood support.

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