Boy accused of setting foster child on fire - ABC-7.com WZVN News for Fort Myers, Cape Coral & Naples, Florida
PORT CHARLOTTE, FL -
A 13-year-old boy was arrested Tuesday after he reportedly lit another boy on fire inside a Port Charlotte home.
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, July 20, 2011
NH Police Investigating Death Of 7-Month-Old In Hudson, NH
NH Police Investigating Death Of 7-Month-Old « CBS Boston
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) – New Hampshire police are investigating the sudden death of a 7-month-old baby in Hudson.
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) – New Hampshire police are investigating the sudden death of a 7-month-old baby in Hudson.
Family petitions for custody of slain woman's kids
Family petitions for custody of slain woman's kids | ajc.com
The family of a slain Gwinnett County mother is asking that custody of the woman's young daughters be granted to a grandparent, rather than the children remaining with a murder suspect.
The family of a slain Gwinnett County mother is asking that custody of the woman's young daughters be granted to a grandparent, rather than the children remaining with a murder suspect.
Priests will to go to jail rather than break the seal of the confessional
Priests will to go to jail rather than break the seal of the confessional
Say seal of confession means they cannot disclose wrongdoings.
A founding member of the Association of Catholic Priests has said he would he would rather choose to serve time in prison rather than break the seal of confession.
In God We Trust!
Say seal of confession means they cannot disclose wrongdoings.
A founding member of the Association of Catholic Priests has said he would he would rather choose to serve time in prison rather than break the seal of confession.
In God We Trust!
Improperly used Medicaid funds to cost NH $35 million
Improperly used Medicaid funds to cost NH $35 million | New Hampshire NEWS06
Federal officials have decided that New Hampshire must repay $35 million in Medicaid funds that were improperly used in 2004, state health officials said yesterday.
Health and Human Services Commissioner Nicholas Toumpas said the state will ask for reconsideration of the decision, but in the meantime he will work with the Legislature and prepare a contingency plan.
If the Fed's dig a little deeper, 35 million in payback for New Hampshire will just be a drop in the bucket!
Note: Isn't it also Medicaid fraud when a hospital keep's a newborn in the hospital for a month and feed's the baby morphine when the baby doesn't have withdrawl symptom's? After the baby has already been evaluated to be discharged with a clean bill of health? Only in NH!
Federal officials have decided that New Hampshire must repay $35 million in Medicaid funds that were improperly used in 2004, state health officials said yesterday.
Health and Human Services Commissioner Nicholas Toumpas said the state will ask for reconsideration of the decision, but in the meantime he will work with the Legislature and prepare a contingency plan.
If the Fed's dig a little deeper, 35 million in payback for New Hampshire will just be a drop in the bucket!
Note: Isn't it also Medicaid fraud when a hospital keep's a newborn in the hospital for a month and feed's the baby morphine when the baby doesn't have withdrawl symptom's? After the baby has already been evaluated to be discharged with a clean bill of health? Only in NH!
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Virginia father loses bid to overturn his daughter’s Utah adoption-New Hampshire is No Better!
Virginia father loses bid to overturn his daughter’s Utah adoption | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Utah Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a Virginia father’s appeal to overturn the adoption of his daughter, a child known as “Baby Emma,” finding he did not meet required deadlines for asserting his parental rights.
Note:All states are the same. New Hampshire terminates fictitious men's right's and when the father's finally find out their children are in state custody, their told they have no standing and are denied paternity testing. Even father's on the children's birth certificates get screwed over. The court's never contact them and illegally adopt out the children!
The Utah Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a Virginia father’s appeal to overturn the adoption of his daughter, a child known as “Baby Emma,” finding he did not meet required deadlines for asserting his parental rights.
Note:All states are the same. New Hampshire terminates fictitious men's right's and when the father's finally find out their children are in state custody, their told they have no standing and are denied paternity testing. Even father's on the children's birth certificates get screwed over. The court's never contact them and illegally adopt out the children!
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