For families
Domestic violence survived alone. Poisoning in Illinois survived alone. Reestablished in the medical field on her own. This wing is testimony, not a verdict, and not a spectacle.
Public + spokenThis wing holds first-person testimony about domestic violence and alleged poisoning. Names of alleged perpetrators are not amplified here. The work is for families. If you need a door out: the numbers at the bottom still answer.
Do not pity me for sharing the facts. Join me in the fight to stop the violence for families.
Public post · June 26, 2026
She overcame domestic violence alone. On Facebook of that season she was Jayne Ballad — a name this search did not recover independently, so it sits here as spoken. August 11, 2013, @Madscientist444 is born. 444 was the PO Box for all she lost from childhood. Lost it all that year. Then they trashed the childhood, she has written. The goal since: art and science with advocacy, so others do not live that hell.
Public posts describe being targeted and poisoned with family until three attacks in one week made the pattern unmistakable. A landlord. Alton. Madison County. A stolen bike in daylight at a U-Haul. She has written of a corrupt-judge allegation, of evidence moved to the East Coast, of four lives in the room. She has also written: I survived Illinois and am safe back in Maryland. These are her public words. This house does not pretend they have already been ruled on. It does not look away either.
They get one. One. The fight is for families, not for an audience. She has written that she forgave the man who put her through hell — it took years, and it was the right thing for the family. Peace, not war. Help on the street if she has the ability. The scientist who kept the samples, and the woman who kept the people.
She did the medical field again on her own. License. IHS. Six states. Then home. August 2026: back with WVU Medicine. Proud of that hospital. Failure, she has said, is not in the vocabulary.