Girl dies after foster parents give her liquor - The Times of India:
GUNTUR: In a shocking incident, an 18-month-old girl died after she was forcibly fed cheap liquor by her foster parents on Monday.
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, October 16, 2013
Child protection 'failings' slammed (From South Wales Argus)
Child protection 'failings' slammed (From South Wales Argus):
More than half of councils are failing to protect the nation's most vulnerable children, a damning report has found.
More than half of councils are failing to protect the nation's most vulnerable children, a damning report has found.
Sexual abuse stems from dishonesty in adoption process
Sexual abuse stems from dishonesty in adoption process | WHAS11.com Louisville:
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Beverly Hilger of Shelbyville filed a lawsuit in Jefferson County after her adopted daughter was allegedly sexually abused by boys the Hilger family adopted from the state’s foster care program.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Beverly Hilger of Shelbyville filed a lawsuit in Jefferson County after her adopted daughter was allegedly sexually abused by boys the Hilger family adopted from the state’s foster care program.
Judge calls emergency hearing after 9Wants to Know investigates custody case
Judge calls emergency hearing after 9Wants to Know investigates custody case | 9news.com:
DENVER - Denver Juvenile Court Judge Donna Schmalberger called an emergency hearing on Tuesday afternoon to address a 9Wants to Know investigation of Joey and Pedro Vasquez, two American born boys who are 1,700 miles away in Mexico.
DENVER - Denver Juvenile Court Judge Donna Schmalberger called an emergency hearing on Tuesday afternoon to address a 9Wants to Know investigation of Joey and Pedro Vasquez, two American born boys who are 1,700 miles away in Mexico.
Biological father of Cherokee girl at center of custody battle honored in Tulsa
Biological father of Cherokee girl at center of custody battle honored in Tulsa:
TULSA, Oklahoma — The biological father of a Cherokee girl at the center of a lengthy custody dispute was honored in an elaborate ceremony Tuesday by the National Congress of American Indians.
TULSA, Oklahoma — The biological father of a Cherokee girl at the center of a lengthy custody dispute was honored in an elaborate ceremony Tuesday by the National Congress of American Indians.
Former foster parent charged with sex assault
Former foster parent charged with sex assault | CTV Calgary News:
An Airdrie man is accused of sexually assaulting a youth who was once in his care and is now facing charges.
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An Airdrie man is accused of sexually assaulting a youth who was once in his care and is now facing charges.
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Outpouring 'Overwhelming' for Gun-Toting Ex-Clerk Protest Scheduled 10/19/13
Outpouring 'Overwhelming' for Gun-Toting Ex-Clerk - Good News - Nashua, NH Patch:
A protest is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 19th, 2013 at 2 PM in front of Bear's former place of work. The Shell Station on the corner of Lake and Main St. in Nashua, NH. Please participate and show your support for Bear, wrongfully terminated from his job of ten years for standing up to a would be robber.
A protest is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 19th, 2013 at 2 PM in front of Bear's former place of work. The Shell Station on the corner of Lake and Main St. in Nashua, NH. Please participate and show your support for Bear, wrongfully terminated from his job of ten years for standing up to a would be robber.
Two funds, a job ad and a peaceful protest have been set up so far by friends and strangers interested in helping Bear Cothran.
What a difference a day makes.
On Tuesday, Bear Cothran was just a guy who'd just lost his job, quietly regrouping at home.
Then, stories began circulating online about the circumstances of his job loss – while working third shift at a local Shell convenience store on Oct. 14, Cothran wasconfronted by a robber with a knifewho demanded money and threatened to kill him. Cothran, licensed to carry a concealed weapon, pulled out his gun and scared the robber off. Hours later, Cothran got word he'd been fired for violating his company's "no weapons" policy.
Cothran knew there'd likely be consequences, and accepted them after his direct supervisors went to bat for him in hopes of saving his job.
On Tuesday, Bear Cothran was just a guy who'd just lost his job, quietly regrouping at home.
Then, stories began circulating online about the circumstances of his job loss – while working third shift at a local Shell convenience store on Oct. 14, Cothran wasconfronted by a robber with a knifewho demanded money and threatened to kill him. Cothran, licensed to carry a concealed weapon, pulled out his gun and scared the robber off. Hours later, Cothran got word he'd been fired for violating his company's "no weapons" policy.
Cothran knew there'd likely be consequences, and accepted them after his direct supervisors went to bat for him in hopes of saving his job.
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