About Rebekah Morgan

Who I Am

My name is Rebekah Morgan. I am a licensed childcare provider in Oregon, a trauma‑informed mediator, community advocate, and writer. Across all of these roles, my work focuses on one thing: care. I create safe environments for children, facilitate communication through conflict, and remain grounded in verifiable facts when situations become emotionally or institutionally complex.

Mission

I created I Am His Karma to manage what I call “paperwork survival.” When someone seeks safety and accountability through systems that are slow and inconsistent, hundreds of pages of documentation accumulate. What began as a private archive to organize that paperwork has grown into a public, date‑based record that preserves truth and reduces the isolation survivors often feel when clarity is dismissed and proof must be offered repeatedly.

Why the Archive Matters

• Preserving memory: Memory can be distorted by pressure, denial, minimization, and fatigue. Written documentation is harder to erase.

• Providing context: A chronological record shows how events unfolded over time.

• Reducing isolation: Sharing evidence and experience lets other survivors know they are not alone.

What You’ll Find

This website functions primarily as a documentation archive. Entries are organized by date and supported by exhibits such as messages, correspondence, transcripts, court filings, agency notices and other formal communications. Alongside primary documentation, I publish written reflections informed by lived experience, professional responsibility, and community work. Personal narratives are clearly identified as such, while documentation is presented as evidence. If you are looking for the archive itself, begin with the Evidence Timeline.

My Background and Perspective

For years I tried to maintain a normal life while living under coercive dynamics that narrowed my choices and eroded my voice. I built a home, raised children, and ran a childcare business while carrying a reality I rarely named out of fear, hope, and because silence can look like stability from the outside. When I began speaking up and documenting consistently, I learned what many survivors learn: the path to safety is rarely linear. Institutions can include deeply compassionate people and processes that are rigid, confusing, or slow. Progress often requires repetition, meticulous records, and the resilience to return to the facts even when the human cost is high. I created this archive to preserve the record with clarity and care and to model responsible documentation when the stakes are family safety.

Evidence Standards and Ethics

• Chronological structure: Entries are organized by date to preserve context and sequence.

• Primary documentation: Where records exist, they are posted as exhibits.

• Clear labeling: Personal narrative is labeled as such; documentation is presented as documentation.

• Redactions: Minors’ identities and sensitive personal information are redacted in public copies.

• Safety-first publishing: I do not publish content that compromises children’s privacy or safety.

Site Status

This site is under active development. New exhibits are added on a rolling basis.

Purpose of This Archive

This archive is a public, evidence‑based record of my relationship, separation, and divorce from Kyle Evan Morgan (also known online as “Old Sick Dead”) and the subsequent legal and agency processes connected to family safety and accountability. The documentation includes court filings, agency records, legal correspondence, transcripts, and formal communications intended to preserve a clear factual record. All materials are either public record or firsthand documentation. Public copies are posted with appropriate redactions to protect minors and sensitive personal information. The archive is maintained for public accountability, survivor safety, and long‑term preservation. Entries are added on a rolling basis and will continue to be updated as proceedings progress.

Subject Identification

Kyle Evan Morgan (online alias: Old Sick Dead).

Statement of Intent

This site is not a retaliation project. It is an organized, sourced, and preserved record. The title reflects accountability, not spectacle. I am not interested in harassment or sensationalism; I am interested in the record, the truth, and what it takes to protect families over time.

Content Note and Boundaries

This site contains descriptions of domestic abuse and family conflict. Viewer discretion is advised. The project is not a call to harass, threaten, or contact anyone referenced here.

Contact

For media inquiries, legal correspondence, or survivor outreach, please use the Contact page or email iamhiskarma@gmail.com.