MAN UP
There Is Another Side To The Domestic Violence Story
A wealthy, fit and handsome 47-year-old executive at Thornburg Investment Management, [Joshua] Gonze…supports a controversial cause known as “fathers’ rights.” Less known is that for years, Gonze has been able to suppress and counter domestic abuse claims made by two former spouses.
Santa Fe Reporter, Dec. 16, 2009
GILDED CAGES
Even Santa Fe Women Of Wealth And Status Get Trapped By Domestic Violence
To get a better sense of the scope of the problem across demographic lines, SFR requested more than a year’s worth of domestic violence reports from the Santa Fe Police Department in three patrol areas that cover downtown and the northern hills—areas of the city that have some of the higher property values.
Santa Fe Reporter, Oct. 14, 2009
“IF I WAS TRYING TO KILL YOU, I WOULD HAVE”
And Other Stories From Santa Fe’s Domestic Violence Epidemic
Almost every official interviewed for this story believes New Mexico also has come a long way from the days when violence in the home was a family secret, when a man could beat his wife bloody knowing no one would stop him.
Or not.
Santa Fe Reporter, Aug. 5, 2009
EVERYONE KNEW
A Family Headed Toward Tragedy—While Santa Fe Watched
Detective Tony Trujillo, who is investigating the Lovatos’ murders, calls it a “textbook” domestic violence case. “Unfortunately, there wasn’t any police intervention [when] it could’ve been prevented,” Trujillo says. “It’s a pattern—a cycle, they call it…There is a history between mom and dad, also.”
Santa Fe Reporter, July 8, 2009
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