Kim Eyer (Rhiannon3_ )

is a survivor of domestic violence, and the owner of EyerStation Web Development in Southern Pines, NC. Her business supports this site and the Rhiannon3, Inc. non-profit organization in an effort to bring public knowledge to the issue of domestic violence.

Her favorite Internet username is Rhiannon3_, although on some sites where databases cannot accept the underscore (_); you may see her as Rhiannon3_x, Rhiannon3x, or Rhia3.

She put herself through private college, earning a Bachelor's Degree in Management and Marketing from the Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science (now Philadelphia University). After achieving a Plant Manager assignment with a large firm, she went back to school to learn Internet programming and web development.

Kim and her husband incorporated the Rhiannon3, Inc non-profit organization. She is the author of "Dear Lord, Deliver Me From This Hell", and the publisher of the Rhiannon3 eZine, and TheWebsiteOwner eZine.

She and her husband reside in North Carolina. She may be reached at

Richard L. Davis

is a retired lieutenant from the Brockton, Massachusetts police department. He has a graduate degree in criminal justice from Anna Maria College and another in liberal arts with a concentration in history from Harvard University.

He is a member of the International Honor Society of Historians and an instructor for Quincy College at Plymouth. He is the vice president of the Board of Directors for the Community Center for Non-Violence and the vice president of Family Nonviolence, Inc.

He is the author of Domestic Violence: Facts and Fallacies by Praeger publishers and has written numerous articles for newspapers, journals, and magazines concerning the issue of domestic violence. He writes a monthly column for www.nycop.com , occasional articles for www.PoliceOne.com, and has a Webpage at www.policewriter.com. A most recent work is an article that defines domestic violence in the multi-volume Encyclopedia of Psychology by the Oxford University Press and Yale University.

He lives in Plymouth, Massachusetts with his wife and the two youngest of five children. He may be reached at