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Exposing Child UN-Protective Services and the Deceitful Practices They Use to Rip Families Apart/Where Relative Placement is NOT an Option, as Stated by a DCYF Supervisor
Unbiased Reporting
Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD
Congressman Decries "Overuse" of Psychotropic Drugs on Children
Rep. Jim McDermott said Tuesday that there is “a lot of overuse” and “bad use” of psychotropic drugs by doctors and foster parents treating foster children in the United States.
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State takes a Beating as Child Welfare Debate Begins
The state Department of Health and Human Services took a beating in the state capitol today as lawmakers began debate on five bills aimed at improving the way the department helps abused and neglected children.
Spirit Lake Tribe to correct deficiencies in foster care program
BISMARCK – State human services officials have given the Spirit Lake Tribe until the end of March to correct deficiencies found in the administration of foster care.
Death Files of Abused Children Shrouded in Secrecy Despite Law for Disclosure
Elisa’s law, a result of frustrations of legislators in failing to hold New York City officials accountable in child abuses deaths, continues to be bypassed citing the same reasons – need of confidentiality- the exact reasons that Elisa’s law was created to battle.
Couple denies abusing son as they battle state for custody
MCMINNVILLE, Ore. – The state accuses two McMinnville parents of abusing their child, but the couple insists they're innocent.
Mothers tell of cruelty and demand an apology
NewsChannel 3's investigation into Baby Braxton's death gets results
Gay fathers arrested over alleged child sexual exploitation of their son
THE gay fathers of a six-year-old Australian boy have been arrested in Los Angeles after being indicted on child sexual exploitation charges relating to their own son.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Ethicists Argue Killing Newborn Babies Should Be Allowed
Shocking reminder that eugenicist beliefs underpin medical establishment.
Concord: Child rape conviction of Stepchildren is upheld
A federal court last week rejected the latest in a series of appeals by Scott Abram, a former Concord resident convicted of repeatedly raping his young stepchildren.
Connecticut DCF To Steer Away From Confrontational Treatment Of Families
Monday, February 27, 2012
CPS knew about living conditions in 2005-Police report details abuse of 11 children taken from Texas 'house of horrors'
Missing teeth, black eyes, no food, and no school: Police report details horrific abuse of 11 children taken from squalid Texas 'house of horrors'
- Children taken into emergency custody after raid on January 24 aged between five months and 11 years
- Shocking details from police report reveal eight children were tied up in single darkened room
- One boy, aged 11, was covered in bruises, had a black eye and was missing a tooth
- Child Protection Agency knew about living conditions back in 2005
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Child Protective Services: A system in trouble
The best way to reduce child abuse and neglect and keep children safe is to help their families remain stable, experts say. That has become more of a challenge since the economy tumbled.
Faced with budget deficits, Arizona lawmakers over the past four years balanced the state's budget in part by cutting more than $300 million from programs that support struggling families, from substance-abuse treatment to housing to child-care assistance.
Legislators who voted for the cuts say the budget deficits forced them to make difficult choices. At the same time, they say caring for children is the job of families, churches and communities, not government.
Read more:Foster care in America: A Nebraska caseworker gives away the game
babies.”
Sunday, February 26, 2012
CT DCF worker charged with sexual assault
Danbury, Conn. (WTNH) – A Department of Children and Families [DCF] case worker, charged with the sexual assault of a young woman, is still under the department’s care.
Dr. David Vandenberg, a Fit Parent Denied All Contact With Daughter For 3 Years For Practicing Christianity
Dr. David Vandenberg is another fit parent who has been denied all contact with his daughter for three years; but Dr. Vandenberg is not just another fit parent: He is a great parent, upstanding citizen, community volunteer, educator, and a practicing Christian.
In 2009, the Cheshire Superior Court issued an order denying Dr. Vandenberg ALL contact with his daughter because he was praying with her, reading the Bible, and taking her to church. These are all standard practices of Christians. Dr. Vandenberg was simply attempting the free exercise of his faith, when all of a sudden, the godless guardian ad litem, court, and adversaries decided to make false allegations of events that never even happened!
Tom Brown Show Takes on N.H. Family Court Epidemic and Discusses Redress of Grievance Process
N.H. talk show host Tom Brown spends a full segment of The Tom Brown Show dealing with the problems in the N.H. Family Courts.
In the segment which aired live on Feb. 22, 2012, two litigants caught in the crosshairs of the N.H. Family Court's "parental extermination machine" discuss their plight. Take a look:
Cancer drug withheld at jail
HOUSTON -
TV discussion on child's death prompts calls to sheriff's office
The death of 9-year-old Savannah Hardin has outraged people across the country, as evidenced by callers and comments Thursday night on the “Nancy Grace” television show.
Foster Review Needed
ST. CLAIRSVILLE - Ohio Attorney General Mike Dewine said a comprehensive review of Ohio's foster care system is needed.
Meet 5 children who survived foster care
Maybe you think foster children are grateful for being rescued. Maybe you think just keeping them safe is enough.
Take a whiff of reality.
Read more:Maternity nurses "aggressors," not RFK son: Dr. Sound Familiar?
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Is This Retaliation Against A Mother Fighting Domestic Violence and For Custody of Her Child
Could this have been in retaliation of the Mother's fighting Domestic Violence and custody dispute with her ex-husband, or maybe even her lawsuit against the state of NH? Were the two young boy's paid off, bribed to harass the mother?
If anyone has any idea who these boy's are or who put them up to this please e-mail me.
Mother could face jail because her children talked to each other on Facebook
This case would make headlines across the land, if it were not hidden behind the family courts' extraordinary wall of secrecy.
White Male Judges, Racism, Abuse, Birth Control?
Either all courts are equal for all, no matter what, or they aren't. Taxation without representation is a crime. These criminals want to bomb Iran. International corporations and banks own America. They want to bomb us in America with their unmanned drones as much as they want to bomb Iran. Elected officials are getting that arrogant. They have chosen which side they are on ... traitors!
Monica Fore really tells it like it is. All states in the US have gotten this bad. Let's fix it.
CT. SCC-Select Committee on Children PUBLIC HEARING
AN CONCERNING REVISIONS TO STATUTES CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. To make technical and minor changes to statutes concerning the Department of Children and Families. |
Introduced by: Select Committee on Children |
To decrease the length of time between the termination of parental rights and adoption by allowing a petition for adoption to be filed in the Superior Court that granted the termination.
--Raised H.B. No. 5185
AN ACT CONCERNING INTERVIEWS IN CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT CASES.
To permit the Department of Children and Families to interview a child in a child protective investigation without parental consent in circumstances when obtaining such consent would place the child at imminent risk of physical harm.
--Raised H.B. No. 5186
AN ACT ADOPTING A FOSTER PARENT BILL OF RIGHTS.
To establish a foster parent bill of rights.
http://www.cga.ct.gov/2012/
--Raised S.B. No. 193
AN ACT CONCERNING MANDATED REPORTERS AND REQUIRING CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS CHECKS FOR YOUTH CAMP EMPLOYEES AND VOLUNTEERS.
To expand the category of persons who are mandated reporters and to require criminal history records check for youth camp staff employees and volunteers.
http://www.cga.ct.gov/2012/
--Raised S.B. No. 156
AN ACT CONCERNING SIBLING VISITATION FOR CHILDREN IN THE CARE AND CUSTODY OF THE COMMISSIONER OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.
To ensure children and youth in the care and custody of the Commissioner of Children and Families visit with their sibling on a minimum basis in order to sustain the bond between siblings.
http://www.cga.ct.gov/2012/
--Raised S.B. No. 157
AN ACT REVISING THE DEFINITION OF A CHILD CARE FACILITY TO CONFORM WITH THE DEFINITION OF A CHILD.
To revise the definition of a child care facility to conform with the definition of a child and permit any person not more than twenty-one years of age who is in school or a job training program to be placed in a child care facility without requiring that person to have been placed in a congregate residential setting prior to his eighteenth birthday.
http://www.cga.ct.gov/2012/
by: www.usconcernedparents.webs.
CJ MARTONE
State denies it knew Josh Powell was murder suspect
The grandparents of two children, murdered by their father, claim the state was dismissive of their concerns about the safety of Charlie and Braden Powell. But the state argues the law favors parents' rights.
Ala girl's short life full of turmoil before death
ATTALLA, ALA. — Savannah Hardin's life was in turmoil long before police say the 9-year-old was run to death by her grandmother and stepmother for allegedly lying about some candy she ate.
House passes pilot program to open family courts
FRANKFORT, KY. — A bill that would allow some judges to open family courts to the public in an effort to improve transparency cleared the House Friday and now heads to the Senate, where it has stalled in the past.
Obama adminstration rips 46 thousand parents from children
Destroying families is 'collateral damage' of immigration policy
Social services worker Pauline Stannard stole children's money
A Kent Social Services official who raided an emergency fund for vulnerable children to pay her rent has escaped an immediate jail sentence.
Vaccine Against Heroin Being Developed in Mexico
The scientists trying to develop a vaccine to prevent heroin addiction are almost ready to begin human clinical trials, Mexico’s Juan Ramon de la Fuente National Psychiatric Institute said.
Foster Mom Accused Of Child Endangerment, Neglect
PRINCETON (WCCO) — A widely-respected foster care mother from Mille Lacs County has been charged with the cruel punishment, endangerment and neglect of a child.
Legislature, dept. heads concerned with Family Court judge's rulings
Appellate Division overturns Seager's rulings on child placement
‘Healthy Families’ Has Socialist Roots
Home visitation pilot programs were tried in the U.S. in the1960’s as part of the "War on Poverty." Experts say, however, that its use as an attempt to prevent child abuse is a fairly recent development. Dr. C. Henry Kempe is mainly responsible for that development. He subscribes to views that are startlingly similar to those in Cuba.
Friday, February 24, 2012
New training program started for Southwest Florida foster, adoptive parents
This week, the Children’s Network of Southwest Florida, which runs the local foster care system, introduced a new training called PRIDE, Parent Resources for Information, Development, and Education, for its foster and adoptive parents.
Ohio Attorney General Says Children are Suffering and Dying In Foster Care System
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine was in Belmont County today holding a child safety summit. Hosted at Belmont College, it drew law enforcement, social service agencies and prosecutors to focus on the state's child welfare system.
Kids in Fostercare are NOT Orphans, India tells Norway
India has reacted angrily to attempts by Norway to keep two Indian toddlers in foster care after their visa ends next month by pointing out that the children were neither orphans nor stateless persons and they enjoyed the protection of the Indian State.
SCV Family Law Firm Hosts Online Q&A Forum | 02-22-2012
[Reape-Rickett] – Free advice is not what you would expect from a lawyer. However, The Reape-Rickett Law Firm’s attorneys are providing legal advice at no charge on their InteractiveForum. The Interactive Forum can be found athttp://divorcedigest.com.invisionzone.com.
18 violations found at church day care where child drowned - 13 WTHR Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS -A local church day care will be closed the rest of the week as police investigate the death of a one-year-old boy.
Custody rule changes debated by Indiana lawmakers
INDIANAPOLIS -Potential changes in child custody rules could impact how much parents pay in support and how much time they spend with their children.
There are two separate proposals - one being considered by the Indiana legislature and one by the Indiana Supreme Court. Both will impact divorced couples with kids.
Payroll Tax Cut Bill Also Extends TANF and Child Care
Today Congress approved legislation to continue the payroll tax cut through the end of year. The bill includes an extension of the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program (TANF) which also includes funding for child care.
CWLA Issues Report on Child Welfare Workers’ Recommendations for Reform
CWLA today released a new report on what direct service workers recommend for reforming the child welfare system. The rich expertise of frontline workers and supervisors informs the report, Direct Service Workers’ Recommendations for Child Welfare Financing and System Reform.
Our Children Are Not The Property Of The State
Your child is not the property of the State. In fact, we were all children once and we are not the property of the State. The State thinks we are and thus they try to impose themselves upon us. They believe that they know better than we do when it comes to our lives and the lives of our children. They are sadly mistaken.
Bill to Open Family Courts Advances
A bill that would create a pilot project to allow open proceedings in family courts was approved unanimously by a House panel Wednesday and is expected to win the full House's approval.
Cops arrest dad after daughter draws gun picture
KITCHENER — A Kitchener father is upset that police arrested him at his children’s’ school Wednesday, hauled him down to the station and strip-searched him, all because his four-year-old daughter drew a picture of a gun at school.
Lawyer gets five months in custody for adoption scheme
A onetime high-profile attorney in adoption circles was sentenced Friday to five months in federal custody and nine months in home confinement for her guilty plea in what prosecutors called an international "baby-selling" ring.
Dad Initially Labeled Abuser Wins Appeals Case on Custody
In last month's cover story on perceived male bias in family court, Seattle Weekly told the case of "Richard," a dad who faced protection orders and domestic violence treatment classes in the course of his custody battle. Eventually, he won that battle, but his ex-wife appealed. Now, the appeals ruling is in.
Foster carer abuse case: Southampton council apologizes
Southampton City Council has apologised for mistakes which allowed a foster carer to persistently abuse children over 35 years.
Sen. Roach, Powell grandparents question Child Protective Services
Chuck and Judy Cox today joined Sen. Pam Roach, R-Auburn, 31st District, in urging changes at Child Protective Services that they believe will help protect children.
Foster carer Rex Case jailed for child sex abuse
A former foster parent who sexually abused children over a 35-year period has been jailed for 21 years.
Foster mother severely beats child who took forbidden candy
In the city of Kotovo in the Volgograd region, a foster mother of 2 was arrested for the brutal beating of a six-year child for taking a piece of candy without permission. The boy is in intensive care in critical condition, reports RIA "Novosti" with reference to the regional prosecutor's office.
Foster parent indicted; lawyer seeks reduced bond
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Bill to open some family courts advances
FRANKFORT, KY. — A bill to open family courts in some Kentucky counties to the public — a pilot project aimed at increasing trust in now-confidential proceedings — won unanimous approval from a House committee Wednesday after several judges testified in support of it.
Powell in-Laws: Child Protection System Has Flaws
Josh Powell's in-laws said Thursday that Washington's child protection system is flawed and could better ensure the safety of children with changes in policy.
Abortion investigation: doctors filmed agreeing illegal abortions 'no questions asked' - Telegraph
Women are being granted illegal abortions by doctors based on the sex of their unborn baby, an undercover investigation by The Daily Telegraph reveals.
The Foster Care System and Its Victims Part 4
The costs of a compromised foster care system, and some possible solutions.
Norway Custody row: Foster homes - Child welfare or lucrative business?
Oslo: As the Bhattacharyas wait for Norway to take a decision on the return their children to India, more people are speaking out against the foster care system in Norway. Activists say a very large number of children are taken away from their families every year and many expats lose their children forever because they are not as lucky as the Bhattacharyas to get the state's intervention.
Would you want your state to investigate this child abuse allegation?
Minnesota's legislative auditor came up with a fascinating way to test the consistency of the state's child welfare intake agencies. The auditor presented 10 fictional abuse complaints to 84 tribal and county child welfare agencies to see whether they'd agree about whether to investigate.
DCF at Fault Again-We had to return boys to ‘monster’ dad, DCF says
The Department of Children & Families says its staff isn’t at fault in a father’s deadly rampage that occurred after the DCF reunited him with his kids.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/02/22/2655842_p2/we-had-to-return-boys-to-monster.html#storylink=cpy
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/02/22/2655842_p2/we-had-to-return-boys-to-monster.html#storylink=cpy
A message from Anonymous with Suggestions pertaining to CPS/DCYF
Sen. Pam Roach to hold news conference and hearing regarding Powell case
Press Release:
"Everyone in the room will have a story to tell. We are going to ask them, in short comments, what changes should be made in the way the department does business,” said Roach.
1) Start by using ETHICS! Yes that's right, I said ETHICS. Every "Business" should use business ethics. If you don't know what that word ETHICS means, and you sure act like you haven't the slightest clue, then put some of those Title IV funds to good use to buy a dictionary and look up the word ETHICS because it's something that your "business" doesn't have and definitely needs!
2) Stop FALSIFYING documents. Your "business employees" shouldn't alter the truth in order to rip children from their homes,
3) Be ACCOUNTABLE for your actions. There's nothing worse than a bunch of "business" people with overgrown egos who are delusional enough to believe that they're gods while proving they have the poorest judgement with the most twisted perception of reality. But then again, I can't imagine any of your business employees having an accurate perception of reality while having their heads stuck so far up their asses that they just can't see properly!
4) Immunity should never apply to criminals! Those who break the law, including your "business employees'' MUST BE HELD LIABLE for their actions. NOPE, you're not above judges, you're not above God,.and therefore you're not above the law either. So, if you want to act low, then you'd better like the taste of dirt, because that's what you're going to be eating!
5) STOP STEALING CHILDREN FROM THEIR FAMILIES! You're supposed to be in the "business" of providing helping "services" to the same families that you're stealing from. See #4 you criminals! Car thieves do time. Bank robbers do time. Those of you who steal children for money are nothing more than glorified kidnappers, and you're going to be held liable for kidnapping. Those families you steal children from are going to sue your asses, and so will those thousands of children that you kidnapped. Someday you'll realize that Payback's a real bitch after all.....Isn't it!
6) "IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILDREN".....Well, read #5: STEALING CHILDREN IS NOT IN THEIR BEST INTEREST! Children have families for a reason: and that reason is NOT so your "business employees" can steal children from their families for money. It's in the best interest of the children to remain with their families. Aunts, Uncles, Grandparents, Cousins, etc are there to take care of their families when the parents can't, so enough of the horse-shit about needing "foster families." The only thing your "business" has been fostering is a legal baby black market scam that causes children to wonder why they've been stolen from their families, placed in a stranger's home and who their family is and what they did wrong to lose their own family. If that's not confusing enough, then these kids are left out in the street because those federally funded Title IV bounties for these kids cease upon the child becoming an adult at age 18.....OK, now it's time for over 3/4 of those young adults to become criminals, and it's all because of the experience they've had with CHILD PROTECTIVE (OXYMORON) SERVICES!
7) TITLE IV FUNDS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE USED TO HELP CHILDREN, NOT TO REMOVE CHILDREN FROM THEIR HOMES! You can't take a child from their family and "make" a new family. Children are not "play-dough" and therefore you can't "mold them" into a "new family." You can't "create" families. The only thing your business people "create" is HELL for the children and families that you're supposed to be giving "services" to. Your services are just about as helpful as helping someone over a cliff.....NOBODY needs that kind of "help!" Your "business employees" need to stop harming children and families. If you can't offer proper helpful services to people, then maybe you need to stop being in the "people business." Here are some other suggestions that your "business" could be doing that would be much more helpful to the public: Peeling potatoes, making license plates, sweeping the trash off the highways. and other forms of "community service."
Stepmom, Grandmother Charged In Girl's Running Death
Where was CPS' Crystal Ball to stop this Child's Death? Did they forget to clean it?
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
“What might have happened had Lincoln survived until the end of his 2nd term?”
In Recognizing President's Day 2/20/12, I choose;
Abraham Lincoln “(February 12, 1809 – April 15, 1865) was the 16th President of the United States, serving from March 1861 until his assassination in 1865. He led the country through a great constitutional, military and moral crisis – the American Civil War – preserving the Union, while ending slavery, and promoting economic and financial modernization.” (Goodwin and Holzer (2004) n.d.)
Pharmacies can't be forced to sell emergency contraceptives, says judge
Man Convicted In Child's Death Wants Release - New Hampshire
Concord, NH
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Press Release-SRC - Senator Pam Roach, 31st District, Auburn
Sen. Pam Roach to hold news conference and hearing regarding Powell case
February 17, 2012
The purpose of the meeting will be to explore the serious problems within Child Protective Services and offer solutions to actions that may cause children harm. A public comment period will be held after the press conference.
“CPS needs to directly hear from the public,” said Roach. "At the end of the meeting the department will be presented with ideas for change."
"Everyone in the room will have a story to tell. We are going to ask them, in short comments, what changes should be made in the way the department does business,” said Roach.
When: Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012
Time: 12:00 noon to 1:25 p.m.
Where: Senate Hearing Room 4, Cherberg Building, Olympia
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For more information contact Cheryl Marshall (360) 786-7660 or cheryl.marshall@leg.wa.gov
Children removed from home of ACLU director after dispute
The stepchildren of the director of the South Dakota chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union were placed in protective custody last week after a family dispute call at his address.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
UNSOLVED CHILD MURDER : JEFFREY D. TRUDEAU JR. in NEW HAMPSHIRE
Dover, NH -- April 28, 2001 -- The sudden death of an infant boy in December at Hampshire Circle remains a mystery, but Fosters Daily Democrat has learned that state welfare officials were investigating allegations of child abuse at the home only days earlier.