Wimberly founded the corporation after a wrenching personal experience with the courts. Eighteen years ago, his ex-wife accused him of molesting their daughter during a custody battle. Eventually he won custody, although his ex took their daughter and vanished. When his daughter telephoned him in Sacramento two years ago, Wimberly called the local media, and their reunion was televised. He strongly disagrees that courts are soft on child offenders.
Defendants are at risk of losing all their constitutional rights.
Wimberly claims Arizona is lagging behind when it comes to legislation involving child abuse and molestation cases. He plans to work hard with the Arizona Legislature. These child protection advocates are wrong. They say if they err, it should be on the side of the child, but there shouldn't be errors. Putting a child into therapy for abuse when there hasn't been any is very dangerous.