CPTSD cold case

Arden University Research Collaboration Email To: Professor Caroline Bowman; Sam Scott; Lisa Pepper — Arden University Subject: CPTSDcoldcase: a longitudinal lived-experience archive and an invitation to future research collaboration Dear Professor Bowman, Ms Scott, and Ms Pepper, Through CPTSDcoldcase, I have been bringing together decades of my journals, poetry, victim-description sheets, maps, timelines, and correspondence to preserve my experience of complex PTSD and dissociative amnesia and to seek independent review of possible historical cold-case leads. My purpose is expressed in four words: “Send the dead home.” I identify my deceased parents in my childhood accounts, but I do not know most of the people’s names; I recall possible abduction locations and burial or disposal areas that I hope qualified investigators can compare with independently held records. These are my reported recollections and investigative hypotheses, and I want both supporting evidence and contra...

  Lee Britain Elementary Historical Records and Investigation Request October 15, 2026, | Brian “Happy” Bryanson | CPTSDcoldcase@gmail.com To: Irving ISD Superintendent, senior administration, Board of Trustees, and Public Information and Records Management Officer; Texas elected officials and education oversight offices Subject: Please identify the Lee Britain stage girl and locate the records of the investigation reported by former pupils Dear Superintendent Galindo, Irving ISD Trustees and Administrators, and Elected Officials: A girl I remember saying “STOP” when my mother hurt me at Lee Britain Elementary in the 1970s—the girl I recall being strangled backstage and later carried out over my father’s shoulder—still has no name in my records, despite former pupils repeatedly telling me throughout my later education that investigators had interviewed students about her disappearance. I need your help answering three specific questions: What was this child’s name? On ...