Caitlin

In the summer of 2018, I met Caitlin in a hot springs pool in the mountains of Montana/Idaho. She wouldn’t stop asking me questions. She was 19 years old. Stunningly beautiful. She slept with me the first night we met. I was building 2 trucks in the shop, with a 3rd on the way. I was busy, exhausted.

Her (crazy) Mother eventually abandoned her at a wilderness campground. I felt bad for her, so I took her under my wing, and tried to help her out of the situation she was in. At one point her Mom (who is now in a state hospital) came into a crowded wilderness lodge and pointed a gun at me for dating her daughter. I’m surprised at how calm I remained, and equally surprised that she wasn’t shot herself, either by me, or by any number of patrons/armed friends I had behind the bar. She had been spurred on by some jealous locals, and fed mis-information about me through a newspaper article published in the Missoulian by Dillon Kato. Both Caitlin and I reported this incident to Idaho/Montana Police, but amidst the smear campaign I was already fighting in Missoula, Montana… the lawlessness of this situation was intentionally ignored by Missoula Police; They had already decided that my penis was public enemy #1.

2018 – Missoula County – Before I went to Prison Missoula County Sheriff’s Office tracked this girl to this hotel room after we had sex… where they tried to coerce her into becoming a “me-too victim”. She called me crying and told me that they were asking her a bunch of stupid questions like, “are you ok?” …and… “is he hurting you?” …and… “is he holding you here againt your will?

She was crying because she was so upset by the unannounced late-night hotel visit. She was scared that they knew where she was and that they must have been following us.

She told them to “fuck off” and leave us alone. She left town the next day because she was so upset at the way Police were following me around.

Caitlin and I spent our summer days working in my shop; our nights soaking in mountain hot springs and eating expensive dinners at remote mountain lodges. Poor Caitlin, she’s been dealt more than her share of bad hands in life. I wish the best for her.