Foster children who were starved file $32 million suit against Oregon

Why is it other states CPS report's on horrible situation's such as this, yet New Hampshire hushes everything up and the caseworker's do absolutely nothing when foster stranger's in NH starve the kids or abuse them?
My two grandchildren were placed in a foster home in February of 2006 and removed due to my grandson's new found violent behavior and put on psyche med's by Nashua DCYF in September 2006 and sent to an orphanage.In eight month's time, both children had lost three clothes sizes, in which DCYF did absolutely NOTHING. My four year old granddaughter was severely underweight when placed in the orphanage, which was reported by the staff. Just think, if my grandson didn't try to hang himself and he didn't start behaving violently, they may both be dead of starvation by now if they hadn't been moved.
I just don't understand how NH DCYF has kept under the radar all these year's. If anybody think's that NH DCYF is any better than the rest of the Nation, you're sadly mistaken.For some odd reason the media won't get involved with situation's involving NH DCYF. Are they being paid off as well as the rest of the player's in the illegal kidnapping of NH's children? Are there any REAL Reporter's out there that care about the children and families being abused by NH DCYF? I can remember when I first started my research of NH DCYF. NH wasn't even included on most of the web-sites. They are now and they will be for as long as it takes for someone to hold them accountable for their deceitful practices and illegal kidnapping of NH's unabused, non-neglected children. I hope they like being on the receiving end for a change.

Foster children who were starved file $32 million suit against Oregon
Published: Tuesday, December 08, 2009, 9:02 PM Updated: Tuesday, December 08, 2009, 9:53 PM
Aimee Green, The Oregonian
Joel Davis/The Oregonian
Jordan Knapp, now 10, is pictured (right) at age 7, admiring a new doll, a gift from Molly McGraw, 9 (left).
Attorneys for an 8-year-old boy and a 10-year-old girl who were nearly starved to death by their Clackamas County foster parents in 2004 have filed suit against the state child-welfare agency for nearly $32 million.

The lawsuits -- filed Friday and Monday -- offer excruciating, never-before-public details into the lives of the little girl then known as Jordan Knapp and her younger brother, who have since been adopted. Five years ago this week, the Sandy-area girl was flown by Life Flight helicopter to OHSU Hospital with a broken skull. She was 5 years old and weighed 28 pounds, a weight so low it isn't listed on growth charts for children of that age.

Her condition in the crowded double-wide trailer she shared with her brother, six other children and their foster parents, Thelma and William Beaver, stirred an uproar across the state with demands for reform of the foster care system.

http://www.oregonlive.com/news/index.ssf/2009/12/attorneys_for_abused_foster_ch.html