FAMILY PRESERVATION ADVOCACY: "Baby Selling - Adoption
All they did was cut out the Middle-man and his cut of the booty!
It's perfectly legal for baby brokers, but a crime for individuals!"
Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Legally Kidnapped: Free the FLDS Children - AKA The Freedom Liberty Defenders Society Shut Down by NH DCYF
Legally Kidnapped: Free the FLDS Children - AKA The Freedom Liberty Defenders Society Shut Down by NH DCYF: "Free the FLDS Children - AKA The Freedom Liberty Defenders Society Shut Down by NH DCYF
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Free the FLDS Children - AKA The Freedom Liberty Defenders Society Shut Down by NH DCYF
Supposedly, they shut Bill down becasue he posted a picture of a stolen and drugged up child by the name of Austin Knightly. Austin's Grandmother just happens to be our very own beloved Unhappy Grammy."
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Free the FLDS Children - AKA The Freedom Liberty Defenders Society Shut Down by NH DCYF
Supposedly, they shut Bill down becasue he posted a picture of a stolen and drugged up child by the name of Austin Knightly. Austin's Grandmother just happens to be our very own beloved Unhappy Grammy."
Free the FLDS Children - AKA The Freedom Liberty Defenders Society Shut Down by NH DCYF
Free the FLDS Children - AKA The Freedom Liberty Defenders Society web-site has been
shut down by NH DCYF due to my grandson Austin Knightly's doped up picture, so we've been told.
Bill Medvecky has been an adamant fighter for children and their families, abused by DCYF/CPS and the court's for quite some time. He refuses to cave in to the whim's of this rogue government agency and refused to take Austin's picture down.
Austin was removed from his mother's care on January 21st, 2006 after she was accused by Nashua, NH DCYF of being intoxicated at Nashua DCYF's cohort hospital in Nashua. Missing lab report's for that night surfaced six month's after Austin was taken. Criminal charges of child endangerment were dropped, but her son was never returned because the Judge denied her the right to present her new evidence proving innocence. DCYF vowed to do whatever they could to keep Austin from his mother permanently.
After Austin was placed in foster care, he tried to hang himself. He became extremely violent. He threw a TV at the stranger's and went after household member's with a baseball bat. He kicked and punched the stranger's and had temper tantrum's. He was six at the time. He begged and pleaded to all parties that all he wanted was his grandfather.
Instead of putting Austin's best interest's before anything else, Austin was admitted to a NH psychiatric hospital, where the Doctor told us the only thing wrong with Austin is that he wanted his family. We spoke to Austin once, which changed his whole demeanor. He was no longer the violent little boy that was admitted to the hospital that late September evening. After the Nashua DCYF Supervisor heard that we spoke to Austin, we weren't allowed phone call's or visit's. Only the stranger's were allowed call's and visit's.
Austin was then fed psycho-tropic drug's for his new-found violent behavior. He was later put on Adderral without his mother's permission. God only know's what their drugging him with now.
The picture above of Austin was taken at the children's home where he was placed after the stranger's home. This is a picture he chose to send us. Do you think he is trying to tell us something? I believe he is. I also believe he know's we are still fighting for him and will never give up. I believe he also know's WHO the enemy is and it sure as hell isn't his REAL family. All the drug's in the world won't make him forget the Hell Nashua DCYF and the court's have put him through.
Free the FLD's WILL be back up and running. Bill won't give up on Austin any more than we will! Thank you Bill for all your help. Austin and Isabella both will know who tried to help them and who held them hostage!
shut down by NH DCYF due to my grandson Austin Knightly's doped up picture, so we've been told.
Bill Medvecky has been an adamant fighter for children and their families, abused by DCYF/CPS and the court's for quite some time. He refuses to cave in to the whim's of this rogue government agency and refused to take Austin's picture down.
Austin was removed from his mother's care on January 21st, 2006 after she was accused by Nashua, NH DCYF of being intoxicated at Nashua DCYF's cohort hospital in Nashua. Missing lab report's for that night surfaced six month's after Austin was taken. Criminal charges of child endangerment were dropped, but her son was never returned because the Judge denied her the right to present her new evidence proving innocence. DCYF vowed to do whatever they could to keep Austin from his mother permanently.
After Austin was placed in foster care, he tried to hang himself. He became extremely violent. He threw a TV at the stranger's and went after household member's with a baseball bat. He kicked and punched the stranger's and had temper tantrum's. He was six at the time. He begged and pleaded to all parties that all he wanted was his grandfather.
Instead of putting Austin's best interest's before anything else, Austin was admitted to a NH psychiatric hospital, where the Doctor told us the only thing wrong with Austin is that he wanted his family. We spoke to Austin once, which changed his whole demeanor. He was no longer the violent little boy that was admitted to the hospital that late September evening. After the Nashua DCYF Supervisor heard that we spoke to Austin, we weren't allowed phone call's or visit's. Only the stranger's were allowed call's and visit's.
Austin was then fed psycho-tropic drug's for his new-found violent behavior. He was later put on Adderral without his mother's permission. God only know's what their drugging him with now.
The picture above of Austin was taken at the children's home where he was placed after the stranger's home. This is a picture he chose to send us. Do you think he is trying to tell us something? I believe he is. I also believe he know's we are still fighting for him and will never give up. I believe he also know's WHO the enemy is and it sure as hell isn't his REAL family. All the drug's in the world won't make him forget the Hell Nashua DCYF and the court's have put him through.
Free the FLD's WILL be back up and running. Bill won't give up on Austin any more than we will! Thank you Bill for all your help. Austin and Isabella both will know who tried to help them and who held them hostage!
Monday, November 29, 2010
RESURRECTING PARENTS OF LEGAL ORPHANS:UN-TERMINATING PARENTAL RIGHTS
http://familyrights.us/bin/white_papers-articles/17.2_taylor_parents_of_legal_orphans.pdf
Vulnerable Children Fare Well With Relatives, Study Finds
Vulnerable Children Fare Well With Relatives, Study Finds: "ScienceDaily (Jan. 21, 2009) — Placing vulnerable children with relatives is a viable option, a new study by Cochrane Researchers suggests. In view of several recent high profile child abuse cases, the study may have important policy implications."
Kinship Care More Beneficial Than Foster Care, Study Finds
Kinship Care More Beneficial Than Foster Care, Study Finds
ScienceDaily (June 4, 2008) — Children removed from their homes after reports of (alleged) maltreatment have significantly fewer behavior problems three years after placement with relatives than if they are put into foster care, according to new research at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
The study, which looked at a national sample of 1,309 U.S. children removed from their home between October 1999 and December 2000 following reports of (alleged) maltreatment, is published in the June issue of the Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. The results of the study provide compelling evidence to support efforts in recent years to identify what is sometimes referred to as "kinship care" as an alternative for placing children into non-relative foster care and to maximize the supports and services that will help children achieve permanency in these settings.
"For a long time people have debated the value of kin in providing both stability and permanency to children in foster care," said David M. Rubin, M.D., M.S.C.E., a pediatric researcher at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and lead author of the study. "Our results suggest for the first time, in a national population group, that family care may offer protective value in terms of well-being and stability for children in out-of-home care."
ScienceDaily (June 4, 2008) — Children removed from their homes after reports of (alleged) maltreatment have significantly fewer behavior problems three years after placement with relatives than if they are put into foster care, according to new research at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
The study, which looked at a national sample of 1,309 U.S. children removed from their home between October 1999 and December 2000 following reports of (alleged) maltreatment, is published in the June issue of the Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. The results of the study provide compelling evidence to support efforts in recent years to identify what is sometimes referred to as "kinship care" as an alternative for placing children into non-relative foster care and to maximize the supports and services that will help children achieve permanency in these settings.
"For a long time people have debated the value of kin in providing both stability and permanency to children in foster care," said David M. Rubin, M.D., M.S.C.E., a pediatric researcher at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and lead author of the study. "Our results suggest for the first time, in a national population group, that family care may offer protective value in terms of well-being and stability for children in out-of-home care."
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