Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta - Polysubstance enthusiast, "Lawtuber" turned Dabbleverse streamer, swinger, "whitebread ass nigga", snuffs animals for fun, visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold who lost his license to practice law. Wife's bod worth $50. The normies even know.

[Soapmore]

Yeah, and all of that is normalized for them. Let that sink in. Your family's love and dynamic is an imprint for your future family and what you consider as love and normal unconsciously.

Yeah about that normal...

I’m sure the kids will appreciate having that photo to show their therapists when the docs suggest that turning their family sanctuary into drug and dildo HQ may have been traumatic. “No, look — Dad said it was goofy and fun! It’s the government’s fault I’m an anorexic cutter!”

"So when you think about things, these failed relationships, this trouble with drugs and the law you've had, and about your childhood, When do you think the problems started?"

"Well, I'll never forget how our house was raided by police on my 9th birthday... "

Nick and Kayla have normalized degeneracy in their household.

 

[John Andrews Stan]

You're ignoring that the kids get piano lessons or something. All is well.

Don’t get me fucking started. They’re called compensatory survival strategies, but to the Rekieta children’s parents and paternal grandparents they’re just a “get out of guilt free” card for all of them.

When primary relational bonds become ambiguous, it hits the child’s core safety system. So many children in chaotic or confusing home environments develop fawning, perfectionism, or dissociation — not because they’re thriving, but because they’re coping. Grades and extracurriculars become safety zones where the child still feels some control or predictability. That doesn’t mean they’re unscathed or not in full-fledged emotional crisis.

Children are hard-wired to preserve their attachment bonds even in the face of threat or betrayal — especially with primary caregivers. So they often over-function (e.g., perform well academically, appear agreeable, take on adult roles) to reduce chaos, win approval, or keep attachment figures close. I am still beyond disgusted that none of the children’s services professionals or GAL raised a red flag when the oldest son volunteered to make sure his parents didn’t start doing drugs again.

Not to mention that kids don’t even have the conceptual framework to verbalize harm in these situations. They also don’t have the language, confidence, or emotional maturity to say “I feel unsafe because the rules about love and trust in my home don’t make sense anymore.” Instead, they internalize it as: “I’m confused,” “I don’t matter,” “Something’s wrong with me,” “I’m not enough for my parents,” “I’m unlovable” — and more horrific thoughts. (“Maybe if I’m skinnier my father will pay more attention to me” has probably already been on their minds for some time, based on the daughter crying about her sister calling her fat and how Nick just laughed and said the cruelty would help keep her thin.)

Even worse, much of the damage this does can take years to show up. Long-term capacity for forming bonds, raising offspring, and navigating social alliances are often decimated by parents who welcome threats to the marital bond into the home. A child who seems “fine” now may struggle later with trust, emotional regulation, relationship stability, and the fundamental ability to model healthy relationships and boundaries for their own kids.

TL;DR Nick Rekieta and Kayla Rekieta should be thrown in a volcano for what they’ve done to their children. Bob and Celeste Rekieta should accompany them since they love to travel so much.

 

[Soapmore]

Not to mention that kids don’t even have the conceptual framework to verbalize harm in these situations. They also don’t have the language, confidence, or emotional maturity to say “I feel unsafe because the rules about love and trust in my home don’t make sense anymore.” Instead, they internalize it as: “I’m confused,” “I don’t matter,” “Something’s wrong with me,” “I’m not enough for my parents,” “I’m unlovable” — and more horrific thoughts. (“Maybe if I’m skinnier my father will pay more attention to me” has probably already been on their minds for some time, based on the daughter crying about her sister calling her fat and how Nick just laughed and said the cruelty would help keep her thin.)

I see it in my real life. I'm close to a situation where dad always puts the children in the middle of every controversy, routinely badmouths their mother as a default, and forces them to choose who to love. Mom is at a disadvantage because she refuses to badmouth him to them. She says "I'm not going to put them in that position", and that's right I think, but it also means his intense drive for narrative control (hi Nick) seems to be winning their minds--and wrecking them. A thirteen year old talking about her addict father saying "but someone needs to take care of him!" and competing with her sibling for his approval. And I tell you, this is how cutters are born. And emotional incest is a real thing.

 

[Unimaginative Username]

Tick-tock, tick-tock... It's getting awful close to August 1st. Nick has twenty-seven calendar days to finish his community service.

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August 1st is the deadline for Nick to report to jail for his 28 days of incarceration (assuming that the county doesn't cuck out and waive it). I don't remember there being any specific deadline for the community service, other than the implied deadline of doing it by the end of his probation. I expect Nick to defer it as long as possible to maintain the cope that he's going to appeal, somehow win, and get everything tossed out, including the community service. Personally, I don't think he will ever do it, simply because I don't expect him to survive to the end of probation, since death by misadventure is always beckoning for a man whose brain is that fried by drugs (for the record, my bet is on him deciding that a perfect princess like himself deserves a big, gay bubble bath, then blacking out from the nitrous/air duster/etc., and drowning, hopefully while streaming).

 

[Soapmore]

August 1st is the deadline for Nick to report to jail for his 28 days of incarceration (assuming that the county doesn't cuck out and waive it). I don't remember there being any specific deadline for the community service, other than the implied deadline of doing it by the end of his probation. I expect Nick to defer it as long as possible to maintain the cope that he's going to appeal, somehow win, and get everything tossed out, including the community service. Personally, I don't think he will ever do it, simply because I don't expect him to survive to the end of probation, since death by misadventure is always beckoning for a man whose brain is that fried by drugs (for the record, my bet is on him deciding that a perfect princess like himself deserves a big, gay bubble bath, then blacking out from the nitrous/air duster/etc., and drowning, hopefully while streaming).

I think there is not a specific deadline mentioned in the paperwork, but in that video linked above Nick talks about how he needs to get going on it, perhaps because if he has any hope of the County Court waiving his 28 days, it won't look good if he's ignoring the community service.

And I expect him to claim his pursuit of CLE and license renewal as 'community service' because he's a man of the people don't you know, with a small town office serving the public.

 

[Swole McPole]

When primary relational bonds become ambiguous, it hits the child’s core safety system. So many children in chaotic or confusing home environments develop fawning, perfectionism, or dissociation — not because they’re thriving, but because they’re coping. Grades and extracurriculars become safety zones where the child still feels some control or predictability. That doesn’t mean they’re unscathed or not in full-fledged emotional crisis.

I'm currently reading Thomas Perry's Pursuit. (A recent discovery, his stand alone crime novels are as good as any I've read.) A private detective who specializes in catching/killing sociopathic killers, is chasing a hit man who went into a restaurant and killed everybody in there, in order to conceal who his actual target was.

The passage above is a perfect precis of the process Perry describes the killer undergoing during his childhood, in response to exactly the same stimuli.

 

[Nova902]

August 1st is the deadline for Nick to report to jail for his 28 days of incarceration (assuming that the county doesn't cuck out and waive it). I don't remember there being any specific deadline for the community service, other than the implied deadline of doing it by the end of his probation. I expect Nick to defer it as long as possible to maintain the cope that he's going to appeal, somehow win, and get everything tossed out, including the community service. Personally, I don't think he will ever do it, simply because I don't expect him to survive to the end of probation, since death by misadventure is always beckoning for a man whose brain is that fried by drugs (for the record, my bet is on him deciding that a perfect princess like himself deserves a big, gay bubble bath, then blacking out from the nitrous/air duster/etc., and drowning, hopefully while streaming).

27 Days until Aug 1st and Zero hours of community service completed

 

[Sloppa]

Nick has twenty-seven calendar days to finish his community service.

(AI)

 

[John Andrews Stan]

And emotional incest is a real thing.

For real. Alarm bells first went off for me when Kayla talked about how she wanted her kids to do drugs with her when they were ready to experiment. At the very least she has some serious lack of boundaries. But since she didn’t even have enough shame to keep this desire quiet on a livestream to thousands of viewers, I have a feeling this is just the tip of the iceberg of the kinds of “experimentation” Kayla wants to do with her children — with Nick cheering it all on so he can indulge in his own favorite forms of degeneracy.

Spare a thought and a prayer for the Slettas. They seem to be the only people in those kids’ family who actually give a shit about them. (So of course their father is driving a wedge between them.)

 

[northstar747]

When primary relational bonds become ambiguous, it hits the child’s core safety system. So many children in chaotic or confusing home environments develop fawning, perfectionism, or dissociation — not because they’re thriving, but because they’re coping. Grades and extracurriculars become safety zones where the child still feels some control or predictability. That doesn’t mean they’re unscathed or not in full-fledged emotional crisis.

Even worse, much of the damage this does can take years to show up. Long-term capacity for forming bonds, raising offspring, and navigating social alliances are often decimated by parents who welcome threats to the marital bond into the home. A child who seems “fine” now may struggle later with trust, emotional regulation, relationship stability, and the fundamental ability to model healthy relationships and boundaries for their own kids.

I fucking lived something like that Yay for dissociation

You make it sound like nick was the victim.

I think the small MN semi rual town, has the kids plugged into other social system of support.

For all the bull shit nicks been spared by people in his community and church from outing a bunch of shit.

 

[woodedbag]

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About 15 less pounds and open sores on the arms and legs and this would be 100% accuracy AI

 

[DiabeticSydePhil]

August 1st is the deadline for Nick to report to jail for his 28 days of incarceration (assuming that the county doesn't cuck out and waive it).

They probably will. No matter how much of a reprobate Nick is, he's still a first time offender for a common drug charge (and white).

'He's just a good boy who made a mistake, we shouldn't fuck the family up anymore by punishing him too much, surely he learned his lesson already' most likely wins the day, because for 99% of cases it probablt does serve as enough of a wake up call to straighten midlife crisis fathers out.

 

[FuckedOffToff]

Don't forget, pedophile acting in concert with Nick to harass Aaron as part of a coordinated campaign, including sexually harassing Aaron's children with pedophilic content to a wide audience.

They're not usually going to violate your probation over an unpaid traffic ticket, but they could. The fact that it is obviously willful and contumacious indicates his utter contempt for the rule of law.

Nick is a criminal piece of shit. A functioning society would smack this turd down.

This is an abomination. Wtf does he think a hamburger is, meat loaf on a bun?

Dictionary
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adjective archaic•Law
adjective: contumacious
(especially of a defendant's behaviour) stubbornly or wilfully disobedient to authority.
"his refusal to make child support payments was contumacious"

Ooh, thanks for the new word.
Every day's a school day around here, I swear.

 

[John Andrews Stan]

You make it sound like nick was the victim.

Lol wut.

 

[SaltyFanta]

I keep coming back to this. The degree to which these children were exposed to inappropriate (understatement) information about their parents’ sexual behavior — including overtly physical interactions between their parents and people outside of their parents’ marriage — is sickening and heartbreaking. I mean just look at the hot tub stream. I’m a fucking adult who is not dependent on these degens to keep me alive and I was uncomfortable enough to nope out of that shit after about 30 seconds.

That's something that really concerns me. A while back Nick talked about how he wishes his parents were more sexually open around him. As well he's made comments that having a parent doing online pornography would actually be normal and comfortable for kids, with the kids knowing about it.

I'm not saying he's doing this, or is interested in this definitively. But what concerns me is if there's some kind of area of interest in 'open family' fetishism, which is an intersection of exhibitionism, incest and pedophilia fetishism. Open family fetishism is pretty self explanatory, it's essentially the concept that adults should be sexually open and have no boundaries on sexual behavior in the household, in some cases this magnifies in severity to the point of kids being made to watch sexual behavior, or participate often framed as "teaching them".

I'm not saying Nick is doing that at all, but with his statements outlined above and actions being looser than normal on boundaries between his sex life and children, it's something I worry is in the back of his mind.

 

[AltisticRight]

Oh it's way worse. Skelly basically introduced another set of parents into the household. This complicates decision making for the children SIGNIFICANTLY. Usually if a child needs to open a jar of peaches, they'll find daddy. If they picked up the weekly catalogue from the mailbox, it's handed to mummy.

Now the children need to determine which male in the household should open the jar of fruit. We have seen skelly's gross bod, so it'll obviously be Aaron or even April. The extra pair of parents were summoned to the household for a couple of months, then one left. Again, they'll have to alter the way they make decisions.

There's a reason most companies have a single manager tasked to only manage a few fixed people instead of two, three or four managers looking after a few. Kids learn optimisation through decision making at a very young age. It brings much needed structure and hierarchy to their young minds, so they can grow up and be a member of society rather than a sperg writing essays on an obscure webforum.

Afterwards, those kids experienced the pigs ramming through the front door violently like Aaron pillaging through Nick Rekieta's backdoor unconsensually. I had an uncle who's an alcoholic, he beat his wife (my aunt) who I am very close to. He would also drink and drive. They're not my parents but I still remember all the feuds, how he acted when he's drunk out of his mind and my glimpse at the divorce papers which said "he would drink, hit me repeatedly, and then drive despite my warnings". The 10-year-old me simply cannot comprehend how it's possible. My parents would argue but my dad never hit my mum or get drunk. At some point, my aunt moved back home and by then, I knew there's a rift. My dad didn't come home, he told us he's with my uncle somewhere. My immediate thoughts were "no are they drinking together" so I told my mum. My mum informed me that my uncle got into a violent car accident and my dad is helping him at the hospital. I could barely formulate my thoughts then. Later I learned that my dad had to help my uncle shit and pee, he had to get to the bank to withdraw lots of his own money to my uncle help.

I must say this experience shaped a lot of my beliefs, such as hating drunkards to the absolute maximum (to a point of simply wishing they die by hitting a wall, where my friends would say that's too far), insisting on living in a place where I can walk to work and buy stuff, and being somewhat anti-car. A lot of them aren't rational and they're centred around alcohol while operating vehicles. I have been a sperg all over the political spectrum but vocally anti-alcohol never changed.

If just that formed my worldview so rigorously and I could recall events from when I was a kid, I am terrified at what his KEEEEEDZ would grow up to be. Hopefully the negative experience turns into a strong work ethic instead of passing the abuse onto their own children, colleagues and friends. Hope they all stay away from alcohol, drugs, the Balldo and disgusting goopy slop cooked with expensive ingredients.

 

[John Andrews Stan]

I'm not saying Nick is doing that at all, but with his statements outlined above and actions being looser than normal on boundaries between his sex life and children, it's something I worry is in the back of his mind.

Back of his mind? If only. I’d bet good money he’s doing exactly this. That’s based on his own freely shared thoughts and enthusiasm for parents sharing their sexual relationship with their children.

I once knew a European guy who was really into going to nudist retreats. I assumed they were all kid-free zones. Nope! Some are. But many of these places — which were not “clothing optional” but nudity mandatory — specifically target their advertising to families with children. This isn’t just a European thing either. There are many such places in the United States. Trapping kids in a remote area where they are surrounded by nude strangers and required to remove their own clothing is perfectly legal.

Nick has talked about how much he loves being naked and that he’s an exhibitionist. We know Kayla is just as casual about walking around nude, even when she’s mere inches away from being livestreamed to the STMS audience. I wish this weren’t the case, but I am pretty sure they’re frequently naked around their kids. I hope that’s all they’re doing in front of the kids, but I wouldn’t bet so much as a penny on that.

Spoiler

I was shocked years ago when a friend told me that her very normie parents (father owned a hardware store and built houses, mother owned a furniture store and taught piano), people I adored, were always nude when she was a kid and how it negatively affected her and her sister — as children and as adults. They did not like the nudity but their parents told them they were uptight and to “relax.” They couldn’t invite friends over because they never knew when one of their parents would emerge naked, and both girls were raped (not by their parents) as children because they were taught to ignore their God-given instincts for when they were being exposed to inappropriate behavior. Both of the girls ended up in a tailspin after their respective abusive incidents and only by the grace of God are they now both happy and emotionally healthy women with families of their own. Thanks to decades of therapy and 12 Step they are both close to their parents but also say that having children made them even angrier about what their parents had done, as they could not imagine teaching their kids to turn off their self-protective instincts for any reason, let alone such a selfish one.

 

[SterilizedGlowsticks]

Dictionary
Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more
adjective archaic•Law
adjective: contumacious
(especially of a defendant's behaviour) stubbornly or wilfully disobedient to authority.
"his refusal to make child support payments was contumacious"

Ooh, thanks for the new word.
Every day's a school day around here, I swear.

Were you truly in a state of nescience regarding that vocable's signification?

Back of his mind? If only. I’d bet good money he’s doing exactly this. That’s based on his own freely shared thoughts and enthusiasm for parents sharing their sexual relationship with their children.

He gets off on violating people's boundaries.

What is the boundary that society most hates being broken? Childhood innocence.

I want to not think about this subject and just try to hope for the best. But Nick's personality is: claiming to have ODD, keeping secrets, exhibitionism (despite that seeming to be a contradiction with the last one - no, he just likes to be naked/do sexual stuff around people, but keep what he actually does a secret, on the internet... i.e. he wants to preserve an image of being somewhat normal), violating boundaries... even child rape anime was appealing to him.

But I'm supposed to believe he's a perfect father who has never done anything wrong. Because he says so.

 

[Oxyjen]

She says "I'm not going to put them in that position", and that's right I think, but it also means his intense drive for narrative control (hi Nick) seems to be winning their minds--and wrecking them

Barry Morphew was finally arrested for the murder of his wife Suzanne. There has been very compelling circumstantial evidence for years, but he seemed to be getting away with it. Then by pure chance her body was discovered in the desert, still with traces of the vetinary tranquilliser he used, and was the only person in the county to have access to.
The two teenage daughters have stuck by him every step of the way including to court, which would be baffling, but he is another narcissistic controlling psycho. You just know they have been brainwashed their whole lives.

 

[SaltyFanta]

Back of his mind? If only. I’d bet good money he’s doing exactly this. That’s based on his own freely shared thoughts and enthusiasm for parents sharing their sexual relationship with their children.

That's a good point, I'm trying to be fair to Nick, and make sure I'm not giving the impression that I'm making firm accusations of pedophilia.

Nick has talked about how much he loves being naked and that he’s an exhibitionist. We know Kayla is just as casual about walking around nude, even when she’s mere inches away from being livestreamed to the STMS audience. I wish this weren’t the case, but I am pretty sure they’re frequently naked around their kids. I hope that’s all they’re doing in front of the kids, but I wouldn’t bet so much as a penny on that.

That's an excellent point too, I always took for granted that he'd have a boundary between his love of nudity and his children, but considering Nick's concerning behavior surrounding kids, it's clearly an unfounded assumption. Nick has a lot of innocuous statements like that, which sound innocent out of context. But viewed in the greater context of his other actions (like his kid testing positive for the same drugs he was caught with, or his love of child rape anime 'Redo Of Healer') it paints a picture of a man who just isn't safe around kids.

I really hope he hasn't taken his kids to nudist resorts, Everything I've heard about those places reflects a single fact. They are a magnet for pedophiles, if not places set up specifically for pedophiles to access children.

[In reference to girls that are not related to Rekieta, this is not talking about Nick's kids] ... and, both girls were raped (not by their parents) as children because they were taught to ignore their God-given instincts for when they were being exposed to inappropriate behavior.

This is why Nick's flippant behavior towards his 8/9 year old child testing positive is so disgusting to me. Not only did the child test positive, which is abominable itself. But Nick has no remorse, and seemingly no care to how this will effect his daughter. This could completely ruin her life, and mess with her in ways that are completely unforeseen to Nick. All of his kids are likely psychologically wounded from his actions at this point.

But no, Nick seems to see himself as the victim in all this, using it to suggest it's all a setup by the cops, or the court, or CPS, or inexplicably Aaron.