i don't know if this is true

and it very well could be the work of someone OTHER than 'dr' laura's son. it could be someone's idea of a sick joke. and hell, it could even BE 'dr' laura's son. we don't know that. who ever is responsible for this website is a sick f**k. period. (i think 'dr' laura is a sick f**k too. no joke, she just is. preaching 'family values' and morals and the like. she doesn't even talk to members of her own family PLUS i believe she had an affair. do as i say babies, don't do as i do)

i'll try to follow this story. if the website is proven to be the work of 'dr' laura's son, i'll have plenty more to say about her 'family values'

Dr. Laura son linked to lurid Web page
Site contained violent, sex-oriented images one official called 'repulsive'


By Matthew D. LaPlante The Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake Tribune
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The soldier son of talk radio relationship counselor Laura Schlessinger is under investigation for a graphic personal Web page that one Army official has called "repulsive." The MySpace page, publicly available until Friday when it disappeared from the Internet, included cartoon depictions of rape, murder, torture and child molestation; photographs of soldiers with guns in their mouths; a photograph of a bound and blindfolded detainee captioned "My Sweet Little Habib"; accounts of illicit drug use; and a blog entry headlined by a series of obscenities and racial epithets. The site is credited to and includes many photographs of Deryk Schlessinger, the 21-year-old son of the talk radio personality known simply as Dr. Laura. Broadcast locally on 570 KNRS, "Family Values Talk Radio," the former family counselor spends three hours daily taking calls and offering advice on morals, ethics and values. She broadcast a show from Fort Douglas, in Salt Lake City, last week. Military leaders have long grappled with how to balance positive publicity and operational security with technological opportunities for troops to tell their personal stories. The Pentagon last week shut down access to a variety of video-sharing and social networking Internet sites, including MySpace, on its computer systems worldwide. Officials said the change was made to enhance security and protect a strained bandwidth, but critics worried that it might close a public window into the lives of deployed U.S. troops, some of which can be raw, frightening, violent and revealing. "Yes . . . F---ING Yes!!!" said one blog entry on the Schlessinger site. "I LOVE MY JOB, it takes everything reckless and deviant and heathenistic and just overall bad about me and hyper focuses these traits into my job of running around this horrid place doing nasty things to people that deserve it . . . and some that don't." ................