Dear Judge Distsworth,

I have amended my motion for an EMERGENCY teleconference. I guess I am not really sure what constitutes an emergency. I would just like to reiterate that I have not seen or spoken to my children since May 10th(that is a month ago) I do not know if they are alive or dead. I do not know if they live in this state anymore, I do not know when or if I will ever see them again.

Please let me know, what it is that constitutes an emergency. I was supposed to see my children(pick them up for summer visitation) On May 30th.

Last year, it seemed that you deemed it necessary to have an emergency teleconference because my ex wife changed her mind about how summer visitation works. You decided to change that agreement.

So, I am begging the court for assistance.

You know what Judge? I am starting to think that you don't give a shit about the right's of fathers... I am starting to think that there are no rights for fathers.

I wonder why that in this state and many others that there are such strict laws for those that don't pay their child support, but there is really no recourse when a parent is unable to see their children. I guess it is a sad indictment of our society. MONEY is more important than a parent's love... If I am even a few days late on my child support, you will do something about that... I am sure..

but.. it doesn't seem to be a big deal that I don't see my children. It doesn't seem to be a big deal in this court that I don't know where they are. I am sure that if the roles were reversed.. if I took the boys for a month and did not tell their mother where they were... I am sure that I would be arrested for kidnapping.

Hmmmm........... Well, Mr. Ditsworth.... Judge Ditsworth of the Superior Court of Maricopa County. I have decided that my only recourse is to point out this injustice (good word) or should I say.. lack of justice to the media. I am not going to stop at simply writing a letter to the editor. I am going to do my best to get some justice. The squeaky wheel gets the grease you pompous ass... and this wheel is going to be squeaking.. and squeaking..

I think that this is a turning point in my life. I believe that everything happens for a reason. At this point, I believe that either the next time I see my boys, will be when they are 18.... or maybe when their mother kicks them out of the house. or.... when you take your head out of your ass and realize that I deserve to see my boys.. and that... this isn't your typical case of two parents that don't want to talk and they put their kids in the middle. No.. this is something different