People do not actually disappear. Lori LaFond believes they do, especially when she feels responsible for their absence.
People actually disappeared in high school all the time because of Lori LaFond. They couldn't deal with her mind-reading crime and her violent behavior so they moved out of town. I know of at least 7 or 8 people who had run-ins with Lori LaFond, Lori would get arrested, then their families would move them out of town. That seems odd to me. Why did they have to leave and Lori LaFond was allowed to stay? All she did was cause more problems that made more kids leave school. I should know, I wanted to go because I was tired of her trying to hunt me down so she could attack me. I didn't leave. I kinda wish I had.
It is no wonder that with the help of the Palm Springs Police Department, she was allowed to live for as long as she did within the Palm Springs city limits. Cops even told some of her rape victims to "leave town". I found that to be very odd. Police officers do not tell citizens with homes to leave the city, but they did just that. Of course, they were gay people.
Lori has told lots of people that she and her friends make people disappear. What is that supposed to mean? Do they kill them? Do they throw them in jail illegally? Do they take them out into the desert and they are never heard from again?
I wonder if Jeffrey Katzenberg knows what that means.....? He once made his kid disappear at the Indio Jail because of the booking officer who listens to Lori. Benjamin's mother and lawyer could not get him out. That was total bullshit. This happens all the time because of Lori LaFond. Why can't we do something about her need to make her problems disappear? In Benjamin's case, it was retaliation for Benjamin reporting molestation where Lori's brother Brian was the suspect along with a woman. That woman has been identified as Lori LaFond. She was across the street spying on the Katzenbergs. It's time to show Lori that she too can disappear into the legal system. I doubt anyone will look for her.
