CPS worsens husband's grief over slain wife

Hart: CPS worsens husband's grief over slain wife - Houston Chronicle:

On April 17, Keith Schuchardt absorbed the horrific news that an unknown assailant had gunned down his wife of 3½ years, Kala, and had fled with the couple's three-day-old son, Keegan. When he learned from news reporters that the infant had been found safe, Schuchardt went to the Montgomery County sheriff's office around 3 a.m. on April 18 to retrieve his son. He had hoped his nightmare was coming to an end. It was only beginning.
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Parents of Teen Who Died While Restrained at Yonkers School Speak Out

Parents of Teen Who Died While Restrained at Yonkers School Speak Out | NBC New York:

Sheila and Andre Foster said they want justice in the death of their son Corey, who died at the Leake and Watts Facility on April 18.

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Sex abuse nets foster parent 25 years

Sex abuse nets foster parent 25 years | HoumaToday.com:

A Raceland foster parent was sentenced to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to sexually abusing three girls younger than 13, authorities said. At least one of the girls was his foster child at the time, according to the girl's adoptive mother.

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Anti-abortion group obtains Kansas clinic records from trash

Anti-abortion group obtains Kansas clinic records from trash:

Operation Rescue and a Kansas abortion clinic are trading criminal allegations over patient information on 86 women and girls that the anti-abortion group says it obtained, according to news reports.
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Court orders former Oklahoma County District judge Tammy Bass-LeSure to pay nearly $70,000

Court orders former Oklahoma County District judge Tammy Bass-LeSure to pay nearly $70,000 | NewsOK.com:

Former Oklahoma County District Judge Tammy Bass-LeSure and her husband were ordered Thursday to repay nearly $70,000 plus interest to the state in an adoption fraud case.

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Spouses Use Spy Tools to Get Custody of Children

Spouses Use Spy Tools to Get Custody of Children - ABC News:

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The spy shop has become a new tool in the arsenal for feuding couples calling it quits in America. From phone tracking and GPS, to hidden cameras and microphones, America’s divorce lawyers have seen technology play a prominent role in their cases.


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