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Patricia R. Ellis Case Summary
I am Doug Wright, the attorney for Patricia R. Ellis. It has been brought to my attention that Hunter D. Ellis has been having some emotional complications that is precipitated by his father’s presence at his Basketball and Baseball games. Hunter has come from a dysfunctional home environment that was caused by his father’s behavior. His father’s paranoia never allowed Hunter to be himself, his father made Hunter feel resentful, inadequate, and powerless. Hunter has previously been picked on and taunted by is father in many occasions, which has involved the police.

Hunter, himself has formerly requested that his father not be present to his games, as he needed space until his father received the necessary aid that he thought his father


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