■ [Web Link SLAC vandalism triggers FBI investigation]
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Original post made on Jul 28, 2009
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Sounds like Silvya had more issues than bad karma & being overworked - sounds like mental health issues, too. Now she can add ruining her life to the tune of 500k & federal charges. I wonder if she thinks it was worth it?
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She needs her shakras realigned.
Too bad that an obviously disturbed individual was able to gain access to any of the facilities at SLAC. She obviously needed help and probably could have been helped had she taken advantage of services SLAC most likely would have provided had she reached out rather than dropping off the radar screen.
Wait till she gets a load of the Karma in the general population in corrections system. They'll eat her alive.
Steve C.
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Wow--nice job on the mental health screening, SLAC.
Perhaps what is being told in the media about this event is an elaborate "cover story", to mask the nature of the actual research in which Dr. Silvya Oommachen was involved. Read the story at this link:
www.whatdoesitmean.com/index1259.htm
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