Infocalipsis: June 2012

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Black Magic against billionaire Carlos Slim Helu..!

Black Magic against Carlos Slim Helu???

Sunday, June 24, 2012

EXOPOLITICS and EXOFASCISM?

http://disinformationtactics.blogspot.com/2012/06/exopolitics-or-exofascism.html

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http://ufoculture.blogspot.com/

Saturday, June 23, 2012

There is a man who rules the world
he has no scepter and needs no sword.

He put an end to his career
in a hot tube without a tear.

Now, as a prophet he is always wrong
and in predictions he's no more strong.

His psychic readings are a disaster
but he believes himself a Master.

Improper posts he writes for kids
using expressions that law forbids.

Of the liars' kingdom he has the Crown,
but for decent people he is a clown.

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Fwd: ARCHONS: We are not artificial life-forms.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: James Black <fso2604@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 7:30 PM
Subject: Fwd: ARCHONS: We are not artificial life-forms.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: <archons@nyms.net>
Date: Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 7:16 PM
Subject: ARCHONS: We are not artificial life-forms.
To: fso2604@gmail.com

Modern ignoramuses like Dr. Michael Salla and David Ikes, repeat the gnostics lies about Archons.

"The Pagan Gnostics referred to the archons as "artifical men". The archons seek to parasitize the soul-energy which humans represents. The archons are soul-less entities without empathy, which have a mind that essentially could be viewed to be a sophisticated computer. "

We are not artificial life-forms, said the Archons, and yes, we are soul-less as humans are, since there is not such thing as a soul. The soul is an invention of humans to believe in their own eternity and importance. Mostly because they are a race who spends life fearing death.
Humans are death already when they are born.
So the nonsense of gnostics, pagans, christians and similar primitives is repeated by these new ignoramuses.
Archons message to the ignoramuses?
Do you want to play mind-games with us?
We are ready.
On the contrary, we will be friendly our friends.

ARCHONS

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Sunday, June 17, 2012

Fwd: Dear Doctor Richard Boylan (Christian Message sent to Richard Boylan.)

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: <cristos-rex@nyms.net>
Date: Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 1:33 AM
Subject: Dear Doctor Richard Boylan
To: fso2604@gmail.com

Dear Doctor
In your own words you recognize your fatigue.
We love you dearly, and that's why we give you this advice.
It's time to pray, to rest, to read again those books you love so much.
But more important, you should remember that you were a Catholic Priest, so of course is time to recognize any wrong doing and open your heart to Jesus Christ our God and Savior.
Dear Richard, as your Soul knows, there is no other way of Salvation.
There is no other way to Peace.
There is no other way of forgiveness.

With our blessings in Christ the Lord.

Your Brothers in Jesus.

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http://ufoculture.blogspot.com/

How to protect Kids from Richard Boylan

Richard Boylan, the convicted abuser of female patients, sends totally inappropriate messages like the one included, to his group StarkidsHangout@yahoogroups.com

This group is ONLY for kids 18 and younger, no adults accepted.i

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IF YOU THINK, AS WE DO, that this is a form of Child Abuse, follow the advice of YAHOO.

1) Send a message to the StarKidsHangout-owner@yahoogroups.com

In your message you will let Richard Boylan know what you think about his inappropriate messages and let him know that you are just following Yahoo (TOS) Terms of Service. (you are in fact doing what Yahoo suggests you to do in cases like this.)

.............................................

Richard Boylan, StarKidsHangout-owner@yahoogroups.com

will answer your message with insults and nonsense.

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Go to http://abuse.yahoo.com.

Follow instructions and send the insultant reply and your original to Yahoo.

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What follows is one of the pathological messages of the self-proclaimed Councilor of Earth, sent to kids 18 and younger..!.

--- On Fri, 6/15/12, drboylan <drboylan@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

From: drboylan <drboylan@sbcglobal.net>
Subject: [UFOFacts] karma comes for a long-time Cabal harassment operative, and doesn't let go
To: UFOFacts@yahoogroups.com, "'StarKidsHangout'" <starkidshangout@yahoogroups.com>, "'DrRichBoylanReports'" <DrRichBoylanReports@yahoogroups.com>
Received: Friday, June 15, 2012, 7:55 PM

Friends,

    The latest incident of Cabal sabotage of equipment around my home a couple days ago was the last straw. So I set about doing some inquiring using my "unorthodox" (psychic) means. I discovered a bunch of things.
    The Cabal have had stationed in my town a clandestine operative who has had assignment to sabotage my property's equipment, my wife's and my vehicles, and even my daughter's car who lives some two counties distant, all for the purpose of harassment. The sneaky sabotage is timed to be a "response" to certain actions I have taken which the Cabal deem injurious to their interests.
    He has also undertaken other Cabal assignments, quietly spreading false and disparaging "information' about me to several County Supervisors (political enemies), to the editor of the local paper, and to select other conservative community figures. His and the Cabal's purpose is to make me a pariah among my local community's power structure.

    I have had enough of his sh*t.
    This clandestine operative lives in the same community I do, Diamond Springs, El Dorado County, CA. The Cabal had him move to Diamond Springs to be their local eyes and ears/operative at the same time I moved here in 2006 from my previous home in Sacramento. He quickly befriended a local woman, J. , and moved in with her in her double-wide mobile home in Diamond Springs on E. Holly Drive. J does not know he is Cabal and is unaware of his pedophile activities.
    I "read" his cryptonym to be "Loren Munson", a 66-year-old Caucasian ex-Army Intelligence agent. He is now "retired" and lives on his Army pension and Cabal cash dole. Munson is not the name he was born with, but was a cryptonym he developed for convenience while working as a career Army Intelligence agent, and retained after retiring in the 1980s, and is the identity on his driver's license and passport.

He is a pedophile of young boys of middle-school age. In addition to cash, the Cabal secure his current services and loyalty by furnishing him boy victims at their secure clandestine pedophile ring in the SF Bay Area.

Munson was born and grew up in Placer County (next door to El Dorado County and thus is familiar with both.) After retirement from the Army, Munson moved back to Placer County and trolled for young boys in adjacent Sacramento County. He got in trouble in 2003 and arrested in Sacramento County, bailed out, and then fled to Szombathely, Hungary, 10 miles east of the Austrian border, to avoid U.S. prosecution. The Sacramento County District Attorney had issued a UFAP Warrant for his arrest but did not locate him.
The Cabal found Munson in Hungary in 2006 and brought him back to northern California with a promise to protect him from prosecution in return for his "services" messing with me and my family.

He needed to be taken care of and rendered inoperative.

    Wednesday afternoon (6/13) I made a satellite photo of the trailer that Munson shares with his lady-host, and drove over to the location and parked one house down. I walked to in front of his place and used a sage bundle to trace three wide arcs in the air as I placed three containment shells of energy around him/his home.
   I "read" that he was aware I was there, although he did not come out and accost me.
   In hindsight I realized that the Cabal were aware I had visited the site by their tracking my cell phone's GPS signal. Later they hacked into my Google Earth account and determined that I had used it to locate Munson via dowsing, and had placed a push-pin on his location.
   Thursday Munson waited til J. had left for work and then later that morning, with all his stuff packed in his car, he drove away in flight from his discovered location, heading towards Nevada.
   Early Thursday afternoon the Cabal determined that he was running away. Because of all the previous times when I have located other Cabal operatives-pedophiles who were then busted by the authorities, the Cabal decided that Munson constituted a security risk to them. If arrested and interrogated, he could spill information about the (Cabal-arranged) Bay Area pedophile ring he used, and the investigative trail from that could blow a considerable hole in Cabal Northern California operations.
   And so a Cabal hit squad intercepted Munson while fleeing, and took him to a secluded location and killed him. The squad then took his body to an industrial incinerator and burned it beyond all recognition. They disposed of his car at a commercial salvage operation and had it squashed into a cube.
   Thus there is nothing for any law enforcement to pursue or arrest.
   He has met his karma. And my family and I may now have some measure of relief from harassment.
   Source be praised.

in the light,

Richard Boylan, Ph.D.

P.S.: To the several Cabal infiltrators onto my on-line Groups, this is what happens to people who work for the Cabal. Don't listen to their sweet talk. They have a body bag ready for you any time it becomes convenient for them to stuff you in it.

Time for a thorough-going change of heart and direction. Before it's too late.

And time is almost up.

Richard Boylan, Ph.D., LLC

drboylan@sbcglobal.net

www.drboylan.com

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Friday, June 15, 2012

Andrew Basiago, time jumper President in 2016. Alfred Webre vice

Lawyer, Time traveler, Mars visitor, quantum Jumper, Andrew Basiago President in 2016,and some insiders say that Alfred Webre will be the Vicepresident. (Perhaps Dr.Michael Salla Secretary of State? )

Andrew D. Basiago for President in 2016. | Facebook
Lawrence Jones wrote a note titled Andrew D. Basiago for President in 2016.
Read the full text here.
<http://www.facebook.com/notes/lawrence-jones/andrew-d-basiago-for-president-in-2016/3481910812138>

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Fwd: Richard Boylan: kids and adults involved in dark witchcraft

In a new twist of insanity, the self proclaimed Councilor of Earth Richard Boylan invites his friends, including children, ( the so called star-seeds,) to practice psychic attacks against several personalities who, in the words of this man, belong to the imaginary cabal; some kind of planetary secret government that Boylan uses as scapegoat to justify his errors and wrongdoings.

1) First of all, he incurs in a dangerous magical situation. He gives 'targets" with names to inexpert and innocent children and adults.

2) Worst, the attack is directed against a presumed "cabal", and this creates a second dangerous astral situation: Wrong identification of the "target".

3) More important: To believe that kings and billionaires have no permanent psychic protection is totally naïve. Those who want to "play this dangerous game" should be ready for powerful backlashes.

4) Needless is to say that none of those presumed participants of the psychic attacks has enough experience to confront these counterattacks.

Conclusion: Do not follow the dangerous absurdities of this man.

Here are the words of Boylan:

"What if we ratchet that up a notch, a big notch, and begin a "Cut Off the Head of the Cabal" approach? That is starting from the top! Psychically disempowering the Cabal king-pins, one by one.

Who are the Cabal's top plutocratic king-pins?

- In the Cabal's American Wing: David Rockefeller (Sr.) and David Rockefeller, Jr. (the heir apparent);
- In the Cabal's European Wing:

- British Branch: Lord Jacob Rothschild; and Queen Elizabeth of UK;

- Anglo-French Branch: David Rene de Rothschild;

- the Liechtenstein-Swiss Branch: Prince Hans-Adam II of Liechtenstein and his brother Prince Alois

zu Liechtenstein; and,

- Dutch Branch: Queen Beatrix of Netherlands;

- In the Cabal's Mexican-Latin American Wing: Carlos Slim Hel, Forbes magazine's "the world's richest

man".

There are of course numerous additional Cabal plutocrats. But these are the prime movers."

Remain out of this Black Magic practice.

This is our sincere advice

Frat. Initium

Sorcerers League

ipsa scientia potestas est

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Richard Boylan: kids and adults involved in dark witchcraft

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Ralph Levi <sorcerers.league@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 8:48 PM
Subject: Richard Boylan: kids and adults involved in dark witchcraft
To: James Black <fso2604@gmail.com>, intelsur36@gmail.com, alintel36@gmail.com, sadhanusari@gmail.com, weird.world.headline.news@gmail.com

1) First of all, he incurs in a dangerous magical situation. He gives 'targets" with names to inexpert and innocent children and adults.

2) Worst, the attack is directed against a presumed "cabal", and this creates a second dangerous astral situation: Wrong identification of the "target".

3) More important: To believe that kings and billionaires have no permanent psychic protection is totally naïve. Those who want to "play this dangerous game" should be ready for powerful backlashes.

4) Needless is to say that none of those presumed participants of the psychic attacks has enough experience to confront these counterattacks.

Conclusion: Do not follow the dangerous absurdities of this man.

Here are the words of Boylan:

"What if we ratchet that up a notch, a big notch, and begin a "Cut Off the Head of the Cabal" approach? That is starting from the top! Psychically disempowering the Cabal king-pins, one by one.

Who are the Cabal's top plutocratic king-pins?

- In the Cabal's American Wing: David Rockefeller (Sr.) and David Rockefeller, Jr. (the heir apparent);
- In the Cabal's European Wing:

- British Branch: Lord Jacob Rothschild; and Queen Elizabeth of UK;

- Anglo-French Branch: David Rene de Rothschild;

- the Liechtenstein-Swiss Branch: Prince Hans-Adam II of Liechtenstein and his brother Prince Alois

zu Liechtenstein; and,

- Dutch Branch: Queen Beatrix of Netherlands;

- In the Cabal's Mexican-Latin American Wing: Carlos Slim Hel, Forbes magazine's "the world's richest

man".

There are of course numerous additional Cabal plutocrats. But these are the prime movers."

Remain out of this Black Magic practice.

This is our sincere advice

Frat. Initium

Sorcerers League

ipsa scientia potestas est

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http://ufoculture.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Richard Boylan: he asks children to practice psychic attacks..!

This gentleman proposes some kind of psychic attack against well known personalities. It's always a good idea to remember WHO is Richard Boylan.

BEFORE THE

BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

In the Matter of the Accusation

Against:

)

Richard J. Boylan, Ph.D )

License No. PSY-10047 ) No. W-14

) N--9404129

)

Respondent )

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DECISION

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The Board of Psychology hereby adopts the attached Proposed

Decision as its own decision in the above-referenced matter.

This Decision is effective as of August 4, 1995.

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IT IS SO ORDERED August 4,1995.

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By: [Signature appears on document]

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Judith Janaro Fabian, Ph.D.

Vice-Chairperson

Board of Psychology

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BEFORE THE

MEDICAL BOARD OF CALIFORNIA

BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY

ANNE THE BOARD OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE EXAMINERS

DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

In the Matter of the Accusation )

Against: )

)

RICHARD J. BOYLAN, Ph.D. ) No. W-14 and

2826 O Street, Suite 2 ) LMS-57

Sacramento, CA 958116 )

)

Psychologist's License ) OAH Mos. N-9404129

No. PSY-10047 ) N-9406179

)

MFCC License No. MFC 5943 )

LCSW License No. 4231 )

)

Respondent. )

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PROPOSED DECISION

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On October 24-28, November 2, 15, 16, 18 and 22,

December 6, 27 and 30, 1994, and January 11-13, 117, 18 and 31,

February 1 and 16, and March 1, 1995, in Sacramento, California,

Muriel Evens, Administrative Law Judge, Office of Administrative

Hearings, State of California, heard this matter.

Robert Miller and Arthur Taggart, Deputies Attorney

General, represented the complainants

Matheny, Poidmore, Linkert & Sears and Richard S.

Linkert represented respondent.

Evidence was received, the record was closed July 20,

1995, and the matter was submitted.

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FINDINGS OF FACTS

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Complainants Thomas S. O'Connor, Executive Office of

the Board of Psychology, and Scott C. Syphax, Interim Executive

Office of the Board of Behavioral Science Examiners, made and

files the Accusations in these matters in their official

capacities and not otherwise.

On July 16,1987, the Board of Psychology issued

license number PSY 10047 to respondent Richard J. Boylan.

On October 30, 1972, the Board of Behavioral Science

Examiners (BBSE) issued marriage, family and child counselor

license number MFC 5943 to respondent.

On March 2, 1974, the BBSE issued licensed clinical

social worker license number LCS 4231 to respondent.

At all relevant times, respondent was engaged in the

private practice of psychology.

III

D.W.

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Respondent treated D.W., a female, from approximately

December 1991 to February 1993. She was referred to respondent

by a fellow member of the Incest Survivors Anonymous (ISA)

support group she had been attending. D.W. had been involved

with ISA for about one year before meeting respondent. She

continued with ISA, including a subgroup Nothing Too Heavy to

Share,through the Fall 1992. D.W. was 28 years old and an

unemployed single mother seeking a therapist who would accept

Medi-Cal. Respondent agreed to accept her as a Medi-Cal patient.

D.W. presented as a recovering alcoholic with three

years of sobriety, and adult child of alcoholic parents, a former

abuser of cannabis and methamphetamines and an incest victim.

Respondent's initial diagnosis was:

Axis I: Post traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD);

Dissociative Disorder NOS;

Depressive Disorder NOS;

Alcohol Dependence, in remission;

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Methamphetamine abuse in remission

Cannabis Dependence in remission

Respondent's plan was to meet weekly or biweekly, as insurance

permitted, for treatment of depression and traumatic sexual abuse

and to improve self esteem and personal skills.

Although initially D.W. was reluctant to try hypnosis,

respondent encouraged her to do so to retrieve memories of abuse.

During their fifth session, on January 7, 1992, respondent

performed D.W.'s first "memory enhancement hypnosis." They

covered sexual abuse at age four by D.W.'s mother and at age four

to five by her father. Other sessions involving hypnosis followed

on occasion, with further recall of childhood sexual abuse and

possible ritualistic abuse.

In late winter or early spring of 1992, D.W.

listened to a radio talk show about abductions by aliens and the

use of hypnosis. At a therapy session, D.W. asked respondent

somewhat flippantly if he thought these people may have been

abused and confused about the memory. Respondent, with a serious

face, responded that he thought it might be just the opposite.

In the same session, respondent said that he had some patients

who may have had extraterrestrial (ET) experiences and he was

doing some research on the subject.

At the next session, D.W. brought up the ET issue and

respondent showed D.W. a book entitled ENCOUNTERS, by Edith

Fiori. Soon after that, respondent told D.W. that he was going

on a week-long tour of sites of alleged ET activity. According

to D.W. (R.T. 10/24/94, 28:8-17):

"Q What was your reaction to the doctor's

discussion with you about this tour of

extraterrestrial sites?

"A I felt really nervous for him. I was

kind of confused at the time. I was

starting to believe that maybe he was --

this was something real. And I was

nervous for him, and I told him to be

careful.

"Q Be careful? What did you mean by that?

"A Well, specifically, he said he was going

to some very top secret military places.

And I was concerned about what might

happen to him."

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Respondent had spoken to D.W about a secret government cover-up

and involvement of the U.S. military. Respondent told D.W. the

sites were connected to government operations involving the

flying of ET aircraft, recovered ET aircraft and the building of

aircraft using technology learned from ET sources. From what

respondent had told her, D.W. feared that on his trip respondent

might be abducted by ETs.

In or about a June 1992, session, D.W. brought out

having daydream-type image or fleeting memory from childhood of

a strange-looking man, who may have been a molester. Respondent

asked D.W. to describe what he looked like and his height,

including his height in relationship to her as a child.

The image was not clear to D.W., but she recalled he was not tall

and had sharp features and narrow eyes. Respondent then asked

D.W. to draw the man, which she did. After that and the

conversation set forth below, D.W. had the impression that

respondent thought her image was of an extraterrestrial.

"Q Can you describe when that occurred to

you and why? And why you got that

impression in your mind that's what you

were being asked to describe?

"A [Respondent] asked me to stand up, and

he had some sort of tape measure he was

holding up. And I stood up, and he was

holding -- well, let's see. And he said

something like 4 foot or 4-foot

something. That's about -- well, it

could be a little taller. That's about

right.

"Administrative Law Judge: He said or you said?

"A He said this. It was kind of under his

breath.That's when it occurred to me

that's maybe what he was thinking that

this might be." (R.T 10/24/94 43:9-

20.)

The session continued with hypnosis. While under hypnosis,

respondent further inquired whether D.W. could describe in more

detail the appearance of the man in her image. Then, toward the

end, she "started getting an image of that like an

extraterrestrial face and this really bright light, being

surrounded by a bright light right at the end." (R.T. 10/24/94

47:11-14.) According to D.W., as she came out of hypnosis:

"Dr. Boylan was smiling; he was leaning back

in his chair and smiling. And I remember

feeling really weird. ... I was really

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confused and scared. And I was kind of angry

at Dr. Boylan for smiling because I was

feeling how I was. (R.T. 10/24/94 48:2-8.)

In June, respondent advised D.W. that he was starting a

support group (CE-IV)[1] at his home for people who have had

extraterrestrial experiences. He said that while he thought it

was probably premature, he thought D.W. should come to the

meeting.

Within a week or two of the therapy session, D.W.

attended the meeting at respondent's home. About ten people

attended and D.W. recognized one from the ISA group. During this

meeting respondent played an audio tape by James Harter,

explaining his views on extraterrestrials, what they are like,

who is likely to be abducted and so on.

D.W. continued to attend the CE-IV group meeting about

every three weeks and continued with her therapy with respondent,

until early 1993. After a few months of attending CE-IV

meetings, D.W. brought to therapy a nightmare she had had since

childhood. The dream involved floating down a hallway to the

foyer and then seeing a monster. At the CE-IV meetings she had

heard of similar occurrences among persons who had had ET

contact. Under hypnosis, her dream continued.

"Then the monster became like an E.T., and then there

were other extraterrestrials. And then I was, like,

walked out of my home where I saw some bright lights

out on the front lawn." (R.T. 10.24/94 70:9-13.)

From the time of this hypnosis, D.W. began to identify

more with the CE-IV group and feel that she might have had an ET

experience. Notes from her therapy sessions show increased ET

references, along with continued references to ritualistic abuse.

During the Fall of 1992, respondent told the CE-IV group

of a UFO/ET conference in Las Vegas from Saturday, November 29

through Tuesday, December 2, 1992. Respondent would be

presenting information from his research and experiences and

invited others to attend. Because of the expense and other

reasons, none of the CE-IV group planned to attend. As the

conference neared, respondent told the group that others

interested in presenting their experiences could have their way

paid to the conference. D.W., R.R. and R.W. signed on to go to

the conference to share their experiences.

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[1] CE-IV refers to close encounters of the fourth kind, or those

involving abductions by aliens.

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Before going to the conference, respondent had members

of the support group draw "visual representations." D.W.

participated, drawing a figure, which was to be from her

experience. the last therapy session before the conference,

respondent told D.W. that she would be able to go, expenses paid

by the conference organizer. Respondent set up a meeting at his

house one evening about a week before the departure for the four

area participants to plan their trip. Respondent said that part

of the meeting would be in the hot tub and that no suits were

allowed. Respondent did not allow bathing suits in his hot tub

because he believed residual detergent in the suits left "soap

scum" in the tub.

D.W. went to respondent's house and was the first to

arrive. Respondent and his wife were there, R.R. and R.W. then

arrived. The others adjourned to the backyard while D.W. hid in

the bathroom, afraid to be naked in front of the others and

afraid to see everyone else. She was terrified and embarrassed.

After the other four were in the hot tub, D.W. wrapped in a

towel, went out to the tub and jumped in. They discussed plans

for the trip. Following the meeting, D.W. went back to the house,

got dressed and left. D.W. did not want to be nude around

others, she was uncomfortable with her own body and embarrassed.

The four flew from Sacramento to Las Vegas and rented a

car. The two women, R.R. and D.W., shared a hotel room. The two

men, respondent and R.W., shared another room. The group

attended and/or participated in a number of the sessions. On

Monday, the four planned a trip to Area 51, a large military area

in Nevada where ET activity is alleged to take place. R.R.

became ill and unable to go along. R.W. decided to stay in Las

Vegas with R.R. At about 4:00 p.m., respondent and D.W. set out

in a rental car for Area 51. Unfortunately, due to a

navigational error. the two ended up circumnavigating the area

and returning about 2:30 in the morning.

Upon their return to the hotel, D.W. went to her room

and found both R.R and R.W. asleep, although in separate beds.

She told respondent. who was in the hall, that the two were in

the room. She then went to respondent's room. They were both

tired and respondent was due to speak that morning. D.W.

undressed and went to one of the beds in the respondent's room;

he went to the other bed. After the lights were out, D.W. began

moaning in pain, apparently some form of gastric distress as a

result of fast food eaten on the Area 51 drive. Respondent

offered to give her a massage to help relieve the pains. Both

D.W. and respondent were nude, although respondent was covered by

the sheet. As D.W. came over to the respondent's bed, she stated she

did not want any sexual relationship. Respondent advised her

that he did not want one because he did not want to risk his

license, his marriage or his therapeutic relationship with D.W.

He then gave her an abdominal message. Afterward, he turned over

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and went to sleep, expecting D.W. to return to her bed. She did

not and slept in next to respondent until the alarm went off at

6:00 a.m.

At some point in the Fall of 1992, respondent and the

CE-IV group decided to write a book about their experiences.

Respondent and his wife were to be the editors and respondent

would include his research. The group members would provide

individual chapters on their experiences. D.W. had drafted her

chapter and rewritten it following her submittal to respondent's

wife for editing. Respondent returned a corrected version of her

chapter to her at a therapy session in or about late January

1993. There was no written agreement between respondent and D.W.

regarding any royalties or profits from the publication of the

book. There was no written notice or agreement between

respondent and D.W. regarding any research he was conducting of

which she was part.

In February 1993, D.W. discontinued therapy with

respondent and ceased her participation in the CE-IV group. She

did not submit a final version of her book chapter. The book was

published and her work was not included.

On February 16, 1993, D.W. respondent's termination

diagnosis of D.W. was:

Axis I: Factitous Disorder with Psychological

Symptoms

Axis II: Personality Disorder NOS (Addiction to Victim

Status Syndrome)

Passive-Aggressive Personality Disorder.

K.G.

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Respondent treated K.G., a female, from approximately

September 16, 1991 until mid-June 1992. She presented, at age

32, with a history of childhood physical and sexual abuse,

alcohol and cannabis abuse, extreme anxiety and asthma. Her

mother is an alcoholic and Vallium abuser and was sent to Patton

State Hospital in 1965. Her father raped her sister, who was

then 12, (K.G. was about four at the time and had flashbacks of

seeing the rape.) The children were placed in care with abusive

foster parents. As of September 1991, K.G. was employed and

"married" to Janna for seven years. K.G. had been in therapy for

10 years with a female therapist and wanted to try a male

therapist to address her prejudice against men in personal

settings.

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Respondent's initial diagnosis:

Axis I: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

residual state, severe;

Alcohol Dependence, residual state;

Cannabis Dependence;

Depressive Disorder NOS

Axis II: Axis II deferred, obsessive-compulsive traits

mild

Respondent's treatment plan was "intermediate duration biweekly

psychotherapy to correct PTSD, enhance identity and intimacy

competencies."

K.G. had dropped out of graduate school in social work,

but was working for a social services agency. She is a fifth

degree black belt in a form of Karate. Her asthma could be

severe and induced by exercise or stress. Part of her past

therapy included breathwork with relaxation.

K.G. continued breathwork with respondent. On one

occasion, as part of the breathwork, he touched her abdominal

area. There was no evidence K.G. considered the touch sexual.

In early December 1991, respondent invited K.G. to a special

multi-hour session, at his house. Respondent told K.G. to bring

a towel, which she thought was for breathwork on the floor. When

she arrived at respondent's home, they went into the living room

and spoke for a while. He then mentioned the hot tub for water

therapy to relax and let go of tension. Respondent directed K.G.

to an area to undress and it became clear that the hot tubbing

would be in the nude. She was confused, but followed his

direction and met him in the backyard. Both K.G. and respondent

were wearing only a towel. Both got into the hot tub, with K.G.

taking off her towel "at the last second."

Respondent and K.G. engaged in some small talk,

According to K.G.:

"Pretty much I had just had a general increase in

anxiety and nervousness and vacillating from

questioning -- started to question, 'is this okay?'

this has never happened ore been requested by

anyone I've worked with, and I hadn't really heard of

it being done. So on the one hand, questioning the

legitimacy, and on the other hand that scaring me

because I didn't want this to not be right and me be

participating, so I would flip back into denial and

say, 'I'm sure it's okay."... I feel like I just

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started to separate, the way I would separate during

violent episodes in my childhood, where you just

started to go away from your body." (R.T. 11/2/94

19:22-20:5.)

Respondent did remark on K.G.'s breathing patterns and gave her

some instructions on breathing. At one point, when it had become

too hot for them to remain in the tub, they sat on the rim.

"...I remember one time taking a deep breath and kind

of stretching my hand in an upward direction, and him

saying that that was good to breath from that low, and

then once he coached me to look at his stomach while he

breathed to see how his stomach moved when he breathed

..." (R.T. 11/2/94 20:14-18.)

While in the hot tub, respondent "worked" on the upper shoulder

area, to relieve tension. He was behind respondent, at somewhat

of a 90-degree angle, so that his head was to K.G.'s side.

After perhaps "a couple of hours," they got out of the

hot tub, dried off, wrapped the towels around themselves and

returned inside. K.G. got dressed and went into the living room.

Respondent said that he didn't mean for her to get dressed yet, so she

undressed again. She returned to the living room and found

respondent , still undressed, sitting on the floor, "Indian

style." K.G. sat across from respondent, her legs also crossed.

Respondent asked K.G. to look into his eye, with their hands

connected--her hands palm up, his palm down. After an

uncomfortably long period, perhaps three to five minutes without

any speaking, respondent burned a triangle incense and asked K.G.

if he could burn it around her. He then outlined her upper body

with the incense. After that they got up and K.G. got dressed.

When she returned to the living room, respondent had also

dressed. They say on some chairs and engaged in some "wrap-up"

conversation, such as when they would meet again. There was no

"processing" of what had happened.

On two occasions during her therapy, respondent asked

K.G. if she wanted to participate in a group trip to Harbin Hot

Springs, a nude resort. One purpose of the trip was to allow

women to improve their body image. Respondent and his wife would

attend and there would be nude bathing in the hot springs.

Respondent declined the invitations.

K.G. was seeing respondent about twice a month. WHile

they agreed that more frequent sessions would be helpful, K.G.

did not have sufficient funds to pay for the additional time. In

or about February or March 1992, respondent suggested a barter

system where he would provide therapy to K.G., K.G. would provide

karate lessons or another service to a third person, and the

third person would provide massage to respondent. K.G. knew a

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massage therapist and contacted her about the possibility.

However, she was not interested. Respondent then suggested

Janna, but K.G. did not want to involve her. Ultimately, it was

agreed that K.G. would do the massage. Since she had no

experience in massage, she contacted her friend for a "couple of

hours" of instructions.

In an effort to comply with ethical standards,

respondent and K.G. agreed to exchange an hour of massage for an

hour of psychotherapy. Once that program was implemented, K.G.

started weekly therapy, providing massage about every other week.

At some point, respondent advised K.G. that he had been to a

conference and learned they would have to exchange money for

their services. After that, they wrote checks to each other.

Respondent came to K.G.'s home for the massage. which occurred

in the living room. Respondent preferred nude, uncovered

massage. After the massage, he would walk nude from the living

room to shower and then return to the living room to dress.

K.G. was uncomfortable with the massage and with the

nudity. She felt she was not assertive enough to say anything

and was intimidated by respondent.

"It's easier for me to be assertive with strangers, not

with people I'm connected to, let alone dependent on.

If Richard Boylan had physically attacked me, I would

have physically neutralized him. To deal with him

emotionally, I have a weakness. A physical assault

straight arm, I could handle it, I wouldn't let anyone

harm me, ...but I had a lot of issues with Richard. I

was dependent on him, I wanted his approval, and I

didn't want to believe this was betrayal." (R.T.

11/2/94 36:15-23.)

During the final session, respondent commented to K.G.

that if she happened to "graze" his testicles, it would be okay.

It was warm outside and K.G.was hot and sweating. She was

wearing jogging shorts and a tank top. Respondent suggested that

she take her shirt off if she was hot. K.G. did not do so.

Later, during that same massage session, respondent asked K.G to

work in the lower abdomen and thigh region. K.G. told respondent

that she had not been taught to work in that area and had been

taught it was inappropriate to have such contact with a client.

Respondent ridiculed K.G., indicating something to the effect

that it "sounds like a person [referring to K.G.'s trainer] who

is worried and up-tight." (R/T. 11/2/94 37:26.) Respondent

then offered to demonstrate on K.G. how he wanted the massage

done and suggested it would work better if she disrobed.

According to K.G.:

[T]hat was the light switch, two-by-four approach to

me where I thought I was going to be sick, because at

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that point, my denial had to stop. And I feel that if

there was a pivotal point in my relationship with Dr.

Boylan, whether it be in the therapeutic capacity or in

the body work capacity, that that was the first time I

thought that in a serious way this might not only not

be appropriate, but perhaps be sexual." (R.T. 11/2/94

38:23-39:1.)

Respondent demonstrated lightly on her stomach, through her

shirt, how he wanted to be massaged. He was very conservative.

However, when it came time for K.G. to work on respondent, she

felt ill and excused herself from the room. Ultimately she

finished the massage. She left the room when respondent wrote

the check for payment, as she did not feel comfortable being in

the same room with him.

At the following therapy session, K.G. told respondent

that she was uncomfortable and did not wish to continue with the

massage arrangement. Respondent "just said okay" and the session

proceeded. At the next therapy session, respondent related

differently to K.G. He seemed to her to be more distant, aloof.

He did not make eye contact or allow her to speak. He left the

room twice, something he had not done before, and cut off the

session 15 - 20 minutes early. K.G. was so angry about the

session that she stopped on her way home to call respondent from

a telephone booth. She told him she wanted him to stop inviting

her to Harbin Hot Springs and that she no longer felt safe with

him. She felt he was violating boundaries and she did not trust

him. She told him she was angry with how he handled the therapy

session. Respondent then called K.G. after she got home. She

restated her feelings. He raised his voice and told her she was

getting "A-1 therapy," and was just running away from therapy.

K.G. felt respondent was screaming at her. Respondent followed

up with calls to K.G. to schedule additional sessions, but she

did not return his calls.

Respondent added the following diagnosis to K.G.'s

chart:

Axis II Borderline Personality Disorder

Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder

D.S.

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Respondent treated D.S. from September 1990 through

February 1993. She presented, at age 31, with spinal and other

injuries from a serious vehicle accident three years earlier,

molest by her teacher at age 13 and rape at 18, which resulted in

pregnancy. Her parents are alcoholics. She had been diagnosed

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with Chronic Fatigue Immune Deficiency Syndrome (CFIDS), a

disease which severely limited her ability to work and function.

D.S. wanted to find some healing related to the issues of her

molest and the distance she felt from her family, the rape and

giving up the child for adoption, and the vehicle accident. She

wanted to reduce stress, to help cope with CFIDS. Respondent's

initial diagnosis of D.S. was:

Axis I: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD),

residual state

Dipthymia, secondary, early onset

Psychological Factors Affecting Physical

Condition (Provisional)

Axis II: Dependent Personality Disorder

Axis III: Multiple Musculoskeletal traumata (by

history);neuromyelitis, infectious venulitis

and immune deficiency syndrome (by history)

Respondent's treatment plan called for biweekly sessions "to

reduce depression, resolve PTSD symptoms, reduce driving phobia,

improve self=esteem, [and] eliminate over-reliance on somatic

victimization for sense of identity."

During the early part of her therapy with respondent,

the focus was on D.S.'s emotional recovery from her accident and

her relationship with her family. At session 16, on February

21, 1991, she told respondent about a recurring dream involving

small figures which looked like monks at the end of the hall. In

the dream, she tried to turn on lights, but none worked. She got

angry because she could not see them and hit one of the "monks."

After that, they all disappeared. Then the dream would repeat.

D.S. had a second dream about a man, dressed in black, whose face

she could not see. She wrestled with him; he was trying to kill

her.

Respondent continued to treat D.S. for the issues she

presented at the beginning of her therapy. Respondent told her

she did not know boundaries, which is why she "let him (the

teacher) do it." Respondent said that in his experience, the

lack of boundaries signaled possible abuse at an early age. He

told her he thought she had been molested earlier, in addition to

age 13. He then used hypnosis to help D.S. "by recovering

repressed memories."

In the Spring 1992, respondent brought up in therapy

the subject of ETs and dwarf-like beings. D.S. reminded

respondent of her earlier dream about the monks. Respondent gave

D.S. an article from the Atlantic Monthly, August 1991, entitled

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"The UFO Experience."He asked her to read the article and see

if any of the feelings described were familiar to D.S. The ET

material frightened D.S., but also made her more curious. While

she thought of the monks as a dream, respondent told her the

"dream" was in fact a "visitation." Respondent identified the

"monks" as "Jawas," one type or race od aliens.He also showed

her photos after his return from his "grand tour" of the

Southwest military bases alleged to be involved in ET activity.

In some of those photos were drawings of aliens respondent

identified as "Grays."

Respondent told D.S. that hypnosis might help her learn

if she had been abducted by aliens. D.S. was frightened as did

not want to know of the "dream" was in fact not a dream. No

hypnosis was performed on the monk dream, but respondent brought

up the possibility again, suggesting that hypnosis might

establish what really happened.Respondent told D.S. that ETs

cloud people's minds, making them believe that what really

happened was just a dream, a pleasant experience or did not

happen at all. Respondent said the only way to find out was

through debriefing through hypnosis. While D.S. declined

hypnosis, respondent suggested she participate in his CE-IV

group, to meet with others who had had similar experiences,

processed them and found positive elements. He described the

other participants, at R.T. 11/15/94 78:17:

A "They were clients and people that came to him.

Some with ET experiences, some that found out...

that they had ET experiences after seeing him.

They were all screened do there wasn't any danger

that they were infiltrated by the government."

After rejecting several offers by respondent to attend

the CE-IV group meetings, D.S. finally agreed, because "he kept

bringing it up so I went." D.S. went to her first meeting in or

about September 1992. She arrived late and the discussion

involved Area 51, the government cover-up and how respondent's

telephone was probably tapped, now that he was coming out in

public and speaking about ETs. It was discussed that if his

phone was tapped, then it was possible that others in the group

were also being spied on. D.S. followed the suggestion of a

telephone company employee who participated in the CE-IV

meetings.When the phone rang, she would pick it up and drop it.

She also started using her answering machine to screen calls,

because she was receiving calls where the caller would not

respond and just hang up.

At the next therapy session following the CE-IV

meeting, respondent asked her what she thought of the meeting and

they discussed the phone tapping issue and other matters from

the group. At a later group meeting, respondent and others

discussed putting together a book to get the message out. The

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format would include personal stories, like an anthology. In a

following therapy session, D.S. told respondent that she did not

feel that she had anything to write. She did not feel she had

anything concrete. Respondent told her "Just write what you

have. It's enough." Both at the support and in therapy

sessions, respondent provided draft and revised copies of the

book's table of contents and his chapter on his experiences.

D.S.'s story was included in the table of contents. In therapy,

respondent discussed the benefits and risks involved in

participating in the book. Among the risks would be placing

oneself more in the public eye and "silencing by the secret

government." Respondent indicated he would be at higher risk.

D.S. believed what respondent said. At R.T. 11/15/94 109:2-8:

A "He told me that they have the ability to make a

person die very quickly looking like it was

natural causes. They have the ability to use a

little dart that doesn't leave a trace.They can

make a person die of cancer within a few weeks.

That he would probably be the target because he

was the leader."

At R.T. 109:14-16:

Q "You say you were concerned for him. Did you

express your concern?

A "I asked him to be really careful."

Also in the Fall 1992, D.S. complained to respondent

about difficulties eating and sleeping, and ringing in her ears.

She was concerned. Respondent told her that maybe the ETs were

doing a tune-up on her.

D.S had a second dream in early1993 that she

discussed with respondent shortly thereafter. In the dream, she

woke up to a distant roar, got out of bed and walked to the

living room. There she looked up through the atrium skylight as

a pink light was coming down. She felt joy and thought she saw

Ghandi. She then felt very peaceful and slept well after the

dream.When she woke she felt good about the dream. Respondent

suggested hypnosis to more fully explore the dream. D.S. agreed,

because the dream had been positive and she felt safe about

learning more. Respondent told D.S. that there was a strong

possibility of ET involvement.

During hypnosis, respondent took D.S. through the

dream into the atrium. At R.T. 11/15/94 6:1:

A "...I stand under the light in the atrium and then

go up through into the sky.

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Q "Was he asking you question through the process?

A "Yes.

Q "What was he asking you?

A "'What did it look like? 'Was it a ship?' 'What

shape was it?' 'What was it made of?' 'Was it

metal?' 'What kind of metal?' 'What did they

look like?' 'Was there more than one?' 'Were you

standing on a floor?' 'Were there walls?' 'Were

there lights?' 'Were there sounds?' 'Was the

floor solid?' 'Was it metal?' 'Was it something

else?' 'Where was the light coming from?'

According to D.S., in her original dream there was no

ship and there were no walls. What had been a comforting dream,

through hypnosis turned ugly, more like a nightmare. At R.T.

11/15/94 70:25:

A "[T]he dream turned into being put on some kind of

a table and probed with some kind of probe that

really hurt bad, and me feeling very angry about,

'Why are you hurting me?' And that there was

something wrong with me and 'Why don't you fix

it?' and then one of the -- after this, like

escorting me back to my room and I couldn't move,

and that was it.

In addition, D.S. recalls from the hypnosis session that "They did

something. Removed something." None of the above was in the

original dream. However, in 1991, D.S. had undergone surgery for

the removal of an ovary. At that time she was angry and scared

and had a bad reaction to the anesthesia.

After the hypnosis, respondent told D.S. that the

aliens sounded like they were "reptilians or amphibs." He asked

D.S. to draw one of them, but she unable to "put it

together." Respondent then sketched one for her, but she did not

think it was correct. She told respondent she was scared. D.S.

had learned in the CE-IV group that the ETs could return and she

was afraid "they" could come back anytime and there was nothing

she could do about it. To D.S., respondent did not seem

concerned about her fear. He did not explain how the product of

this hypnosis was going to help D.S. solve any of her presenting

problems.

About half way through her therapy with respondent he

invited D.S to spend a day at Harbin Hot Springs with him, his wife

and a few other patients. The trip would be billed as a

regular therapy session and involve certain exercises and soaking

in the hot springs in the nude. The purpose of the trip was for

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the patients to improve self-esteem and see their bodies as good.

Respondent told D.S. the trip would help her heal by becoming

comfortable with her body and her sexuality. D.S. declined

respondent's invitation because she was not comfortable being

nude in front of people she did not know. Respondent repeated

the invitation a few times, and each time D.S. declined. After a

break of a few months, respondent indicated that there would be a

second date scheduled for the trip. He again invited D.S. and

she accepted the invitation because she wanted to heal, but felt

stressed and anxious. The night before the trip, D.S. left a

message for respondent that she could not go.

D.S. was part Native American and wanted to learn

more about her heritage and participate in Native American

activities and rituals. Since about August 1991, D.S. had

been participating in monthly prayer meetings as part of her

Cherokee ancestry. She had discussed these in therapy with

respondent, how it felt really good and how she felt a real

connection. Respondent told her that a lot of people who had

CE-IV experiences had a need for a spiritual belief and many

identified with the Native American belief because of the concept of

interrelationship and the living earth. About November 1992

respondent said at meetings and in therapy with D.S. that there

was some interest in the CE-IV group in forming a side group

dealing with the spiritual aspects of CE-IV, with special

interest in Native American spirituality. Respondent asked if

D.S. wanted to participate, and she indicated she did.

In about February 1993, D.S. got a call giving her the

time and place for the first meeting of the side group. D.S.

understood the meeting would be to talk about the concept and

direction, and to find some connection between CE-IV and

spiritual belief. D.S. met respondent and some others at the

American River. Respondent brought a backpack with certain

Native American ceremonial items in it. He brought out what

appeared to be a Hopi rattle, a pipe, tobacco and cedar. He lit

some cedar, blew it out and used it to smudge participants for

cleansing. He said they would load the pipe, pass it around and

each person would say a prayer, smoke from the pipe and pass it

on. Respondent asked each person to make a statement about their

Native American beliefs. D.S. became frightened by the

experience. She did not feel right. She thought the items were

being used as a show and that participation was disrespectful.

When it was her time to speak, she said she had nothing to add.

Respondent became angry with her for failing to participate.

A few days later, D.S. went to her scheduled therapy

session. By that time she no longer trusted respondent and no

longer considered him a caring person. She ceased her

relationship with him on the spot.

Respondent's diagnosis at termination was:

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Axis I: Factitious Disorder with Psychological

Symptoms (Psychological Munchausen Syndrome);

Axis II: Personality Disorder NOS (Addiction to Victim

Identity Syndrome)

The evidence did not establish that respondent

discussed with D.S. intimate details of his sexual relationship

with his wife.

Respondent has been involved with counseling for about

30 years, first as a Catholic priest, and later as a licensed

therapist. He has no prior disciplines. Respondent was employed

by community agencies, such as the Marin and Calaveras County

Mental Health Departments, before opening a private practice. He

is married and the father of two and the stepfather of two. AT

the time of the Accusation by the Board of Psychology, respondent

was president of the Sacramento Valley Psychological Association.

Respondent was not fueled by evil motive. He believes

in extraterrestrial life and believes he has had ET experiences.

In 1989, he had he had three patients who presented with stories of ET

contact. It was those contacts that inspired his interest in

researching ET issues. He formed the CE-IV group so that

experiencers would have others with whom to share, so they would

not feel isolated.

While respondent believes that there is nothing

intrinsically erotic or wrong with nudity, he also had no

understanding that others, and in particular his patience here,

might not be as comfortable as he in nudity with others. While

he may not have had a sexual motivation, these patients

considered at least some of his actions to raise sexual issues.

Respondent showed an incredible lack of insight in failing to

appreciate the distress he caused these patients.

Respondent has participated in individual therapy since

these events. Unfortunately, his therapist did not testify.

While respondent testified that he has learned of possible

errors, he did not express understanding of his misconduct. When

he did address the charges, and possible wrongdoing on his part

was conditional, or placed responsibility on others. For

example, when asked if he would handle the hot tubbing situation

differently, rather than saying something like, "I would not do

it. I would not put my patients at risk," respondent replied:

"Absolutely... First of all, given the fact that a

current client was involved, even though I had drawn

the conclusion that she had resolved the abuse

traumatic issues to the point where there was minimal

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to no risk of resurfacing or exacerbation of them, upon

further reflection, it has become obvious that one can

never have total certainty that a person will not

interpret or misperceive or be told by someone else that

they ought to have a perspective about that experience.

Or in all the other ways in which one can, however

innocent an even is,derive a sense of harm. So that

is one consideration that would lead me not to

reengineer such an event.

"Another consideration is that it has become abundantly

clear to me by subsequent statements by knowledgeable

persons, including the board's experts, that the

contemporary reading on standards of practice does not

include therapist nudity in the presence of patients

regardless of innocence or safety of situation or

patient's level of recovery or proximity of termination

of therapy."

"And I could go on and on if need be, but there are

compelling considerations that would make it quite

clear to me that that is not a situation that needs to

repeat. And in hindsight, should (not) have taken

place the way it did." (R.T. 1/12 - 1/13/95 213:5 -

214:8)

Respondent said he would not repeat the kind of conduct

that occurred here. However, it was not established that

respondent has gained any insight, only that he has learned from

this disciplinary hearing experience that certain conduct is

unacceptable. Respondent never apologized for what he did.

Respondent never admitted what he did was wrong.

VII

Most of the material facts in this matter were not in

dispute. In some circumstances, the differences represent the

different perspectives of the persons involved. The complaining

witnesses, D.W., K.G. and D.S., appeared to testify accurately to

the best of their recollection. It was clear that D.W. had a

history of being highly suggestible, adopting as her ideas and

beliefs those of people around her and authors she had read.

D.S. still carried a lot of anger toward and distrust of

respondent. K.G. felt she was worse emotionally after her

therapy with respondent.

For the most apart, respondent was credible, although

putting his own spin on events. However, he was also evasive,

and at times pompous. He attacked the complaining witnesses'

credibility and stability (by his final diagnosis,) yet for the

same time period he had been seeking written reports from two of

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them for his book on ET encounters and had one (D.W.) accompany

him to speak at a UFO conference shortly before his final

diagnosis.

Respondent argued that he had treated D.W., and

especially D.S., for some time before the ET issue arose.

However, it arose at approximately the same time for both

patients -- March 12, 1992 for D.S. and for D.W., shortly before

the respondent left for his reconnaissance tour in April 1992. By

this time, respondent was well into his research on the "secret

government" and its efforts to disinform the public of UFOs and

ETs. He had already advertised for research subjects who thought

they might have had ET experiences. And it was shortly before

the formation of his CE-IV group. His focus at that time was on

extraterrestrial issues. At best he inadvertently allowed that

focus to move into therapy as the primary interpretation of

dreams and memories.

VIII

The Board of Behavioral Science Examiners established

costs of $9205. No cost declarations were filed by the board of

Psychology.

DETERMINATION OF ISSUES

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While the patients in this matter each questioned, at

times, the sexual motivation of respondent, it was not

established he in fact has such motivation while providing

therapy or other relationships to these patients. It is not

necessary for respondent's motivation to be sexual for sexual

abuse to occur. Great weight must be given to the "victim's"

perspective. Here, however, the victims were not sure what was

going on. There was no sexual contact. They were upset and

confused. The evidence did not establish sexual misconduct in

violation of Business and Professions Code sections 726, 2960(o),

4982(k) or 4992.3(k)

Respondent abused his role as a therapist and was

grossly negligent, in violation of Business and Professions Code

section 2960(j), 4982(d) and 4992.3(d) in imposing his personal

views of D.W. and D.S., as set forth in Finding III and V.

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III

Respondent committed gross negligence, in violation of

Business and Professions Code sections 2960(j), 4982(d) and

4992.3(d) when he developed an inappropriate dual relationship

with D.W. that included travel together to and around Las Vegas,

as established bt Findings III.

Respondent committed gross negligence, in violation of

Business and Professions Code sections 2960(j), 4982(d) and

4992.3(d), when he gave D.W. a massage in his hotel room in Las

Vegas, as established by Findings III.

Respondent committed gross negligence, in violation of

Business and Professions Code sections 2960(j), 4982(d) and

4992.3(d), when he invited D.W. to his home in November 1992 and

engaged in nude hot tubbing, as established by Findings III.

The evidence did not establish that respondent

suggested that he perform a vaginal examination on D.W.

VII

Respondent committed gross negligence, in violation of

Business and Professions Code sections 2960(j), 4982(d) and

4992.3(d), when he invited K.G. to his home in December 1991 and

engaged in nude hot tubbing, as established by Findings IV.

VIII

It was not established that the act of inviting K.G.

and D.S. for nude therapy sessions at Harbin Hot Springs amounted

to gross negligence, in violation of Business and Professions

Code sections 2960(j), 4982(d) and 4992.3(d).

Respondent committed gross negligence, in violation of

Business and Professions Code sections 2960(j), 4982(d) and

4992.3(d), when he bartered therapy for nude massages from K.G.,

as established by Findings V.

Respondent committed gross negligence, in violation of

Business and Professions Code sections 2960(j), 4982(d) and

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4992.3(d) by shifting the focus of D.S.'s therapy from her

presenting problems to his interest in ET encounters, as

established by Findings V.

While it may have been thoughtless, or possibly

negligent for respondent to try to recreate a Native American

ritual with D.S. present, it did not rise to the level of gross

negligence.

XII

It was not established that respondent discussed with

D.S. details of his sexual relationship with his wife.

XIII

Determinations II - V, VII, IX and X, and each of them

are grounds for discipline.

ORDER

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The Psychologist, Licensed Social Worker and Marriage,

Family and Child Counselor licenses issued to respondent Richard

Boylan are revoked.

Respondent shall pay costs to the Board of Behavioral

Science Examiners in the sum of $9205/

Dated: (August 1, 1995)

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[Signature appears on document]

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MURIEL EVENS

Administrative Law Judge

Office of Administrative Hearings

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Richard Boylan, Ph.D. (916) 455-0120
LLC 2826 O Street, Suite 2, Sacramento, CA 95816, USA.
E-mail: rich.boylan@24stex.com
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