Foster Care Mother Arrested: Family Still Searching for Answers behind Child's Death:
LIVINGSTON COUNTY - A local woman, charged with first degree murder in the death of a four year old girl, is in court Monday.
Police arrested 29 year old Heather Lamie who served as a foster care mother.
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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
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Judge Threatens To Jail DCS Employee
Judge Threatens To Jail DCS Employee | WREG.com:
(Nashville) A court hearing in the battle over child fatality records took a different turn Wednesday morning.The Tennessee Department of Children’s Services was slated to release the third set of records to the media coalition related to children who died in its care.
In wake of four child deaths, Gov. Scott stands by DCF chief
In wake of four child deaths, Gov. Scott stands by DCF chief | Naked Politics:
Gov. Rick Scott on Wednesday said he supports child welfare secretary David Wilkins, following the fourth case in the past six weeks of the death of a child who had drawn the interest of administrators in the agency headed by Wilkins, the Department of Children and Families.
Gov. Rick Scott on Wednesday said he supports child welfare secretary David Wilkins, following the fourth case in the past six weeks of the death of a child who had drawn the interest of administrators in the agency headed by Wilkins, the Department of Children and Families.
Cherish's father says he fought for custody for 6 years; Report recommended father take custody
Cherish's father says he fought for custody for 6 years; Report recommended father take custody | firstcoastnews.com:
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Cherish Perrywinkle's parents fought for her custody for six years, according to court documents. A custody evaluation report from 2010 recommended Cherish's father Billy Jarreau take custody of the child, but a judge's decision ultimately overruled that recommendation.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Cherish Perrywinkle's parents fought for her custody for six years, according to court documents. A custody evaluation report from 2010 recommended Cherish's father Billy Jarreau take custody of the child, but a judge's decision ultimately overruled that recommendation.
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Cherish-Child's custody battle
Fighting for custody for 6 years. Hear what a local attorney says was "unusual" about the battle for 8-year-old Cherish.
Mother: Slain child shouldn't have been in caregiver's home
Mother: Slain child shouldn't have been in caregiver's home | Shreveporttimes | shreveporttimes.com:
Gashes on her cheeks, chin and head. That’s what Debbie Muskelly recalls seeing when she viewed the body of her 3-year-old daughter Monday at Winnfield Funeral Home in Shreveport.
Gashes on her cheeks, chin and head. That’s what Debbie Muskelly recalls seeing when she viewed the body of her 3-year-old daughter Monday at Winnfield Funeral Home in Shreveport.
Family Court, make it a Federal Case
Family Court, make it a Federal Case | wethefamilies:
What would you do?
Parents Increasingly Turning to Federal Courts for Civil Rights Protections
by Raemike April 21, 2013
Imagine you are in a divorce. You’ve been a dedicated parent and you aren’t a convicted felon or being accused of a crime. Now imagine walking into a local court for a procedural hearing and in a single decree your children are banned from seeing you, speaking to you or communicating in any way based solely on hearsay and allegation. Nothing’s been proven, no due process has occurred to prove anything yet a capricious judge has made a snap decision that changes the rest of your life and your children’s. What would you do?
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