The warrant has been officially dropped and Sara is finally free from this nightmare. Seeing the charges against her fall away is a relief I have struggled to even put into words. We will remain vigilant to ensure her work can continue without the threat of legal overreach hanging over …
Sara Glatt is one of the best-known ibogaine treatment providers for the Western world. For more than a decade, people from all over the world, suffering from drug dependency were seeking her help in order to concur their addiction. With a high percent of success rate, Sara Glatt was able to help hundreds of people by using the psychoactive substance called Iboga, which effects the complex interactions between multiple neurotransmitter systems and can restore the proper functioning of the brain's neurochemistry. The substance has shown incredible results in treating addiction. In many countries the substance is banned, in the Netherlands this is not the case.
Unfortunately one of the world's most well-known iboga treatment providers is currently facing legal troubles, after a fatal accident on the highroad A2 on 18 March this year, where a man was hit by a truck. The man was suffering from alcohol dependency and soon after he received his treatment, he demanded to leave. The man quickly started getting aggressive towards Sara's youngest daughter, so having her hands tied, she took him out with the car, trying to talk him out of his idea of leaving so early after the treatment. He demanded to be left in a nearby hotel, where later during the same night, Sara had sent a volunteer to check on him. During the visit, the man seemed well, but unfortunately on the following morning news about his accidental death on the highroad was reported back to Sara Glatt.
She is currently facing arrest warrant and legal actions with the Dutch authorities.
What Sara Glatt did was trying to help, the same way she has been helping for over ten years to people who were seeking her help.
A mother of five children, who was legally providing iboga treatments for people, who seek them, should not be held in such a position!
Sara has dedicated her life to helping people in pain and she does not deserve to face these criminal charges alone. We need to reach the 250 signature mark today to show the authorities that people truly understand the context of this tragedy. Please tell someone new about this situation so we can keep the momentum moving forward.
November 29, 2011
Seeing one hundred people recognize the truth about Sara brings me such relief. She has dedicated her life to helping others and she deserves our protection now more than ever.
Reached 100 supporters
November 28, 2011
8 Comments
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Grace Schofield
10 years ago
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I think it is bad practice to prosecute people who are trying to help and have good intentions. In my country (US) we cannot force someone to stay in treatment. I am not sure what the laws are there, but if she were to force him to stay here, she would be guilty of false imprisonment. Her track records shows her as a responsible person who helps others. You should be trying to help her not hinder her!
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Clark
12 years ago
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Its hard to help people, and nobody should be held responsible for trying. I think any law deterring people from helping one another is a crime in itself. This world is messed up, leave this poor woman alone, and start going after the real criminals: Police, government officials, judges, and corporations.
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Gregory Sturgeon
12 years ago
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This woman should not be facing any charges. the man that died probably lied or was not fully honest with his pre-existing health problems and just wanted the treatment at any cost. Someone addicted to heroin is already very accustom to lies and being deceitful.
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Mark Norton
14 years ago
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Ridiculous. She tried to do the right thing and now her life is being ruined because someone else made a bad decision. Total nonsense.
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Sarah Castillo
14 years ago
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LEAVE HER ALONE. she is saving lives while the system just wants to punish someone. so tired of this injustice.
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David Beck
14 years ago
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the man left on his own accord. how is she responsible for what he did on a highway later? common sense please.
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Neil Rusted
8 years ago
Saves lives..
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Anonymous
11 years ago
do you not think its time to stop with the charges of sara
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The warrant has been officially dropped and Sara is finally free from this nightmare. Seeing the charges against her fall away is a relief I have struggled to even put into words. We will remain vigilant to ensure her work can continue without the threat of legal overreach hanging over …
Sara Glatt is one of the best-known ibogaine treatment providers for the Western world. For more than a decade, people from all over the world, suffering from drug dependency were seeking her help in order to concur their addiction. With a high percent of success rate, Sara Glatt was able to help hundreds of people by using the psychoactive substance called Iboga, which effects the complex interactions between multiple neurotransmitter systems and can restore the proper functioning of the brain's neurochemistry. The substance has shown incredible results in treating addiction. In many countries the substance is banned, in the Netherlands this is not the case.
Unfortunately one of the world's most well-known iboga treatment providers is currently facing legal troubles, after a fatal accident on the highroad A2 on 18 March this year, where a man was hit by a truck. The man was suffering from alcohol dependency and soon after he received his treatment, he demanded to leave. The man quickly started getting aggressive towards Sara's youngest daughter, so having her hands tied, she took him out with the car, trying to talk him out of his idea of leaving so early after the treatment. He demanded to be left in a nearby hotel, where later during the same night, Sara had sent a volunteer to check on him. During the visit, the man seemed well, but unfortunately on the following morning news about his accidental death on the highroad was reported back to Sara Glatt.
She is currently facing arrest warrant and legal actions with the Dutch authorities.
What Sara Glatt did was trying to help, the same way she has been helping for over ten years to people who were seeking her help.
A mother of five children, who was legally providing iboga treatments for people, who seek them, should not be held in such a position!
Sara has dedicated her life to helping people in pain and she does not deserve to face these criminal charges alone. We need to reach the 250 signature mark today to show the authorities that people truly understand the context of this tragedy. Please tell someone new about this situation so we can keep the momentum moving forward.
November 29, 2011
Seeing one hundred people recognize the truth about Sara brings me such relief. She has dedicated her life to helping others and she deserves our protection now more than ever.
Reached 100 supporters
November 28, 2011
8 Comments
G
Grace Schofield
10 years ago
Featured
I think it is bad practice to prosecute people who are trying to help and have good intentions. In my country (US) we cannot force someone to stay in treatment. I am not sure what the laws are there, but if she were to force him to stay here, she would be guilty of false imprisonment. Her track records shows her as a responsible person who helps others. You should be trying to help her not hinder her!
C
Clark
12 years ago
Featured
Its hard to help people, and nobody should be held responsible for trying. I think any law deterring people from helping one another is a crime in itself. This world is messed up, leave this poor woman alone, and start going after the real criminals: Police, government officials, judges, and corporations.
G
Gregory Sturgeon
12 years ago
Featured
This woman should not be facing any charges. the man that died probably lied or was not fully honest with his pre-existing health problems and just wanted the treatment at any cost. Someone addicted to heroin is already very accustom to lies and being deceitful.
M
Mark Norton
14 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. She tried to do the right thing and now her life is being ruined because someone else made a bad decision. Total nonsense.
S
Sarah Castillo
14 years ago
Featured
LEAVE HER ALONE. she is saving lives while the system just wants to punish someone. so tired of this injustice.
D
David Beck
14 years ago
Featured
the man left on his own accord. how is she responsible for what he did on a highway later? common sense please.
N
Neil Rusted
8 years ago
Saves lives..
A
Anonymous
11 years ago
do you not think its time to stop with the charges of sara
I think it is bad practice to prosecute people who are trying to help and have good intentions. In my country (US) we cannot force someone to stay in treatment. I am not sure what the laws are there, but if she were to force him to stay here, she would be guilty of false imprisonment. Her track records shows her as a responsible person who helps others. You should be trying to help her not hinder her!