'Overreaction' to foot odor part of bizarre pattern bared in custody order

TMZ Oct 1, 08 3:56 AM CDT
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Actress Sharon Stone consistently overreacted to what she saw as medical issues involving her young son and once planned to use botox injections in his feet to stop foot odor, TMZ reports. The bizarre behavior surfaced in a judge's ruling granting custody of 8-year-old Roan to his father, San Francisco newspaperman Phil Bronstein.
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Ex Phil Bronstein keeps sole physical custody

Associated Press Sep 24, 08 9:36 AM CDT
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Sharon Stone lost another round of custody proceedings over her oldest son. A judge denied her request for primary custody of 8-year-old Roan, who's been living with his father, former San Fransisco Chronicle executive editor Phil Bronstein. The couple divorced in 2004 after six years of marriage.
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Blames custody battle for "little pig" message to daughter

Associated Press Sep 23, 08 12:00 PM CDT
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Fresh off his Emmy win Sunday, Alec Baldwin took his bitter custody battle public yesterday, promoting a new book, A Promise to Ourselves, about his experience divorcing Kim Basinger. He told a crowd of 120 people in San Francisco that it was his anger and frustration over the process that led to the mortifying phone message in which he called his 11-year-old a "rude, thoughtless little pig," which became an Internet sensation.
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Britney must pay ex K-Fed legal fees

Associated Press Aug 19, 08 10:25 AM CDT
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Britney Spears' recently resolved custody battle with ex Kevin Federline will cost her $716,000 in legal fees—and she didn’t even get custody of the kids. The struggling pop star must pony up $466,000 for her two legal eagles and another $250,000 for Federline’s attorneys, the AP reports.
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Daughter married Texas sect leader two years ago

Associated Press Aug 19, 08 8:10 AM CDT
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A woman who allegedly allowed her 12-year-old daughter to marry polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs is now battling to stop Texas officials from taking custody of the girl and her younger brother, AP reports. Several of the 10 children of Barbara Jessop, accused of child abuse, have been linked to underage marriages, authorities say. Jessop repeatedly took the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering questions in court yesterday.
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Kidnap dad created yet another identity in Baltimore: cops

Boston Herald Aug 4, 08 4:21 AM CDT
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Bogus blueblood Clark Rockefeller, who went on the lam after abducting his 7-year-old daughter during a custody dispute, was creating a new identity in Baltimore when he was arrested Saturday, reports the Boston Herald . He was using the name Chip Smith or sometimes Clark Rock, and had already been building the foundations of his new life for two years, according to investigators.
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Converted cash to bullion to use anywhere in world, say cops

Boston Globe Jul 31, 08 4:41 AM CDT
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The wealthy businessman accused of abducting his 7-year-old daughter has apparently exchanged cash for gold as part of his elaborate kidnapping plot, reports the Boston Globe. Clark Rockefeller, a man with a mystery history who lied about his connections to the Rockefeller family, can use the gold anywhere in the world as he flees with his daughter, Reigh, police said.
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7-year-old, father who lied about Rockefeller ties still missing

Boston Globe Jul 29, 08 5:22 PM CDT
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As more details emerge about the man thought to have kidnapped his 7-year-old daughter in Boston on Sunday, police said today the driver of the SUV used in the abduction is cooperating with the investigation, the Globe reports. Police believe Clark Rockefeller—one of several names the man uses—and Reigh Storrow Boss could be aboard his yacht and headed for Bermuda or Peru.
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Cops: Bahamas could be destination for Rockefeller, 7-year-old

Boston Herald Jul 28, 08 5:41 PM CDT
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The man believed to have kidnapped his daughter after a custody visit in Boston yesterday could be trying to flee the country on his yacht, authorities said today. Clark Rockefeller might have been dropped off, along with 7-year-old Reigh, at New York’s Grand Central Station last night, aiming to get to his boat, moored somewhere on Long Island, the Boston Herald reports. Authorities have been questioning area marina-owners, and searched Long Island Sound from the air.
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Brit still gets three visits per week

People Jul 18, 08 11:10 AM CDT
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Britney Spears and Kevin Federline have reached a custody agreement that will keep them out of court for the near future. If the judge approves, K-Fed will retain sole custody of Preston, 2½, and Jayden, 18 months, with Spears continuing to have two visits and one overnight per week, People reports.
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Mom wants kids to spend Sunday morning in church instead of with devilish dad

Chicago Tribune Jul 10, 08 10:41 AM CDT
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An Indiana man says he is a loving father who just wants to share his faith with his kids—but his Christian ex-wife would prefer their daughters spent Sunday morning in church instead of with their Satanist dad. The custody case raises thorny church and state issues, the Chicago Tribune reports.
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Court-appointed shrink wants custody of kids to go to Brinkley

New York Post Jul 9, 08 11:11 AM CDT
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A court-appointed shrink said both Christie Brinkley and her two-timing hubby needed time on a therapist's couch—adding that Peter Cook is a childish narcissist undeserving of custody, the New York Post reports. Psychiatrist Stephen Herman testified that “the father's behavior in this marriage has been terribly destructive and apparently continues to be."
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Tearfully admits to affairs, $3,000-a-month porn habit

New York Post Jul 3, 08 10:52 AM CDT
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Cheating hubby Peter Cook was in tears during Christie Brinkley’s sensational divorce trial yesterday—which the supermodel insisted be open to the public—as he confessed to a laundry list of sexual excesses including spending $3,000 a month on porn, pleasuring himself on web cams, and trolling swinger sites for “young, fit girls,” the New York Post reports.
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