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Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly

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

Sunday, January 13, 2013

Westminster woman refuses to turn daughter over  

Westminster woman refuses to turn daughter over  : Rutland Herald Online:

WESTMINSTER — A Westminster woman was arrested for allegedly refusing to turn her daughter over to the Department for Children and Families.

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Family Advocate Services - What you need to know...

DMVC Productions = Results: Family Advocate Services - What you need to know...:

Going to court can be overwhelming especially since the New Hampshire Court system has discontinued the appointment of counsel in NH RSA 169-C cases.

What a Family Advocate can do for you:

1. Direct you to where your rights are NH RSA 169-C;

2. Help you understand the process and prepare you to assert your rights; 

3. Point out the protocols that DCYF is suppose to be following as shown here;

4. Help you determine what paperwork you need to bring to court and/or an attorney if you can afford one cutting the cost in your legal matter. 


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If Criminal Charges of Child Endangerment Are Dropped Shouldn't They Also Be Dropped in Family Court?

If a parent is arrested for Child Endangerment and the child/children are removed from their care, but the Criminal charges are later dropped in NH Superior Court due to evidence proving innocence, wouldn't you think the charges would also be dropped in Family Court? Think again! Not in NH!
There have been many of these same case scenario's in NH. Why does Family Court over rule Superior Court in their decisions? Superior Court being a higher Court SHOULD over rule the lower Court. At least that's what I was always taught.
So why are parent's proof of innocence being denied in Family Court after all Criminal charges are dropped?
Why do the Family Court Judges have the power to deny such evidence and deny the rights of parents to their children?
Why are Family Court Judges given such a high power?
Why are they allowed to make up their own rules?
If a parent is found innocent in one Court, what gives the Family Court the right to deny them their innocence? To deny them their children? To deny them "Due Process"? To deny them their Constitutional rights?
Is CPS/DCYF all that powerful that they can and do turn any Family Court Judge against a parent or family member? You bet they are!
One would be ecstatic that they proved their innocence in the higher Court, believing Family Court charges would now be dropped. That their beloved children would now be returned. That the nightmare of DCYF and the Courts was finally over. Not in NH! The nightmare has just begun.
The Family Court Judges let DCYF pull their strings. DCYF fear the children will now be returned, vowing to make sure that never happens, they tug the Judges strings a little harder, making sure he abides by their plan, not the Rules of the Court. One might ask, "What do these DCYF worker's have on these unethical Judges?" "What would make them rule against innocent parent's?" Ah yes, MONEY!
The Judges don't even bother reading the files. They don't listen to the parent's. It's as if parent's are invisible and the only thing that matter's are the lying words of DCYF. Perjury in Family Courts in NH runs rampant. Hearsay, though illegal in Domestic Violence and abuse and neglect cases, is still used in NH Family Court to this day. See 


SUPREME COURT RULES 9-0



ON MARCH 8, 2004, SUPREME COURT RULES THAT HEARSAY EVIDENCE IN CHILD ABUSE/NEGLECT AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES IS NOT ADMISSIBLE. PARENTS HAVE THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO CONFRONT THEIR ACCUSER UNDER THE 6TH AMENDMENT. DCF, THE AAG AND THE STATES ATTORNEY MUST NOW COMPLY WITH THE 6TH AMENDMENT IN CHILD ABUSE/NEGLECT AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES.

So am I wrong, or isn't it totally feasible to assume when charges of Child Endangerment are dropped in the Higher Superior Court, the charges WILL also be dropped in Family Court? I mean, wouldn't anyone expect  that outcome? And if it doesn't happen, shouldn't The NH Supreme Court step in and rectify?
As I already stated, NOT IN NH! Our stolen children are worth too much money to do right by families.
Dealing with NH Family Court's and DCYF is a Lose, Lose, Losing battle. We may have lost the battle, but we WON'T lose the war! Don't ever give up fighting for your rights!

Unhappy Grammy




Saturday, January 12, 2013

Redress of grievances committee could continue as private company

Redress of grievances committee could continue as private company | Concord Monitor:


A week after lawmakers abolished the Redress of Grievances Committee, a former House member has revived it as a private business dedicated to reigning in unfair judges and government officials.
Kevin Avard, a Nashua Republican who served on the redress committee before losing his re-election bid last year, created the Center for Redress of Grievances in late November. He is holding his first organizational meeting today at the library in Hooksett from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
According to registration papers filed with the secretary of state’s office, the center will investigate wrongdoing by government officials and try to rectify it with legislation or publicity. Avard has two talk shows on a Nashua cable access station and plans to pitch stories about government misdeeds to other media outlets.

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A Note to Austin From Mommy


Well as I sit here in my living room, aka my photo album of my baby's Austin and Alejandra. I sit and think to myself, is my baby boy ok? Is he safe? Has he been fed today? I wonder what he is doing right now. Is he thinking about me and my family? I really hope he doesn't think I forgot about him, because I haven't. Austin, if you are ever able to read anything I write, I want you to know I miss you to pieces. I have never stopped thinking about you. I have never stopped loving you. I love and miss you so much. It makes me so sad to know in just a few days you are going to be 13 years old and I can't even be with you for your birthday. I really wish I could be with you every day. It's so sad not knowing anything about you, but I want you to know mommy loves you so much. I know I have not done everything good in my life, but I am trying so hard to do good and to have you back in my life for good. I wish I could spend just one day with you, so I could tell you all the things you would want to hear because I know you must have a million and one questions for me and I would love to answer them all for you. It hurts so bad not to have you here with me. I just want you to come home where you belong. So baby boy, I want you to know I love you so much and I want to wish you a big Happy Birthday and I hope you have a great day and get everything you want. You deserve it. You have been through way to much in your life and you just need all the good things in life. No more bad. So where ever you are, I want you to know I LOVE AND MISS YOU SO MUCH AND I KNOW ONE DAY YOU WILL BE BACK IN MY ARMS AGAIN WHERE YOU BELONG. I LOVE YOU BABY BOY!!!! Love mommy...

Another Dead Child With CPS Involvement-Parents Jailed

Hallandale parents of baby missing for 18 months jailed, human remains unearthed - South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com:

HALLANDALE BEACH—

Nobody but 5-month-old Dontrell Melvin's parents knew he'd been missing for the past 18 months. Together they conspired to keep it a secret, but now they're blaming each other, authorities said.
Police on Friday unearthed human remains in the backyard where the couple had lived when the baby went missing in July 2011. The discovery transformed a child neglect case into a homicide investigation, authorities said.
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New program offers foster care alternative

New program offers foster care alternative - journal-news.net | News, sports, jobs, community information for Martinsburg - The Journal:

MARTINSBURG - In an effort to provide assistance to families facing hard times, a local nonprofit agency is offering Eastern Panhandle families an alternative to foster care.