*Mrs. Puskas's Fight for Justice*

You can forge documents. You can destroy evidence. You can lie under oath. You can use privilege, racism, and manipulation to hide… But truth waits. It hunts. And when it comes, it comes for everything you love. Every day is for the thief. But one day is for the owner of the house. 

A Word of Wisdom Inspired by FaJoP The betrayal. The lies. The false accusations. The pains. The stolen homes. The forged documents. The innocent lives were shattered just so you could feel powerful. You may think you’ve won. You may believe no one sees. You may think you have succeeded in making the law and legal system on your side. But time sees. And time never forgets. Before you harm and destroy someone’s life, pause and ask yourself: Do you have children? Do you have a husband or a wife? Do you have parents that you love? Do you have anyone in this life that you truly love, care and would do anything to protect? Because every act of evil and betrayal you commit against another person doesn’t just circle back to you— It finds its way to the very ones you love the most. Yes, even the innocent ones. The Curse of Injustice Travels Down the Family Line When you: • Help your husband, steal, betray, hurt another woman, children… • Stand by while someone is kicked out of their rightful h...

“A Word of Wisdom” The pain… The betrayal… The lies… The false accusations… The stolen property… The fake documents… The homes taken from their rightful owners… The innocent people you’ve hurt, just to get ahead… You may believe you’ve succeeded. You may think no one sees. But time sees. And consequences should never be forgotten. Before you harm someone, pause and ask yourself: Do you have children? Do you have a husband or a wife? Do you have anyone in this life that you truly love and would do anything to protect? Because every evil you commit against another will not only return to you it will find the people you love. Yes, even the innocent ones. #InspiredByFaJoP The Curse of Injustice Travels Down the Family Line When you: • Support a husband who is hurting another woman or family, • Lie to help someone steal what doesn’t belong to them, • Kick others out of their homes so you can take over what is not yours, • Forge documents and conspire with lawyers, officers, or authority fig...

Oh, how I miss the days when we could simply call a spade a spade. Back then, speaking the truth wasn’t labeled as bullying. It was called honesty. It was called love. It was called community. It was called correction. But now? Tell someone the truth and you’re called a bully. Say what’s right, and they say you’re judging. Call out wrong behavior, and suddenly you’re the villain. Let’s be clear: there is nothing wrong with telling the truth—especially when it’s done with love and concern. If someone is walking down the wrong path, say it. If the way they’re dressing is indecent, say it. If what they’re turning into is not right, say it. Not out of hate. Not out of pride. But because truth matters. Because we owe each other honesty. Telling someone, “What you’re doing is wrong,” is not bullying. It’s guidance. It’s care. It’s the very thing that can save lives, families, and futures. Back then, if someone saw you doing wrong, they would stop you and say, “Hey! What are you doing?” That ...

I didn’t know that in America, it could be treated as a crime for a diagnosed dementia father to visit or travel with his grown-up children. I didn’t know that showing forgiveness to a stepson could cost me everything. All I wanted was peace in our family. I made the decision—as an African woman, a mother, and a wife—to forgive my stepson, Curt Walter Puskas, and his wife, Vanessa Susanna Puskas. I allowed them to take a trip with my husband, hoping it would be a step toward healing. But instead, that act of forgiveness became the very reason my husband was taken away from me and locked in a care facility—a place that feels more like a prison than a home. Now I live with the consequences. My children and I are suffering. Our finances have been frozen. Our home feels empty. And the man we love and cherish is locked away, pleading every single day to come back to the life we once shared. What crime did I commit? Forgiving a stepson who claimed he wanted his father's love and to recon...

It is with deep urgency and a heavy heart that I write this. Curt Walter Puskas, who currently claims to be the CEO of National Fail-Safe (NFS), has done so through lies, forged documents, and manipulation. This man is not only a convicted criminal still on probation for drug-related offenses, but he is also a manipulative narcissist who has caused immeasurable emotional, psychological, and financial damage—especially to innocent children. Curt Walter Puskas is not a man of integrity. He is not trustworthy. He has repeatedly broken promises and proven that he is unreliable and dangerous—not just to business partners, but to the vulnerable members of his own family. He has emotionally abused and psychologically traumatized young children, tearing apart a family simply for the sake of seizing control of a company and assets that do not rightfully belong to him. This is not just a business dispute—this is a case of blatant elder abuse, kidnapping, and family destruction. Curt isolated his...