Senator Nancy Schaefer: Did her Fight Against CPS Child Kidnapping Cause her Murder?

Senator Nancy Schaefer: Did her Fight Against CPS Child Kidnapping Cause her Murder?:

Georgia Senator Nancy Schaefer may have known more about State-sponsored kidnappings than any other politician in the United States before she was murdered in March of 2010. Her published report, The Corrupt Business of Child Protective Services, is reproduced below. It was the basis for many lectures and interviews she gave on the topic. She claims the report caused her to lose her Senate seat in the Georgia State Senate, but she stated:

However, there are causes worth losing over.

This cause was so big however, that there are some who believe she lost more than just her job. They believe she lost her very life.

Medical Kidnapping: A Threat to Every Family in America Today

Medical Kidnapping: A Threat to Every Family in America Today:

f you live in the United States of America today, and you have children in your home under the age of 18, every day you are in danger of losing your children to the State through medical kidnapping. Something as simple as bringing your child to the local emergency room to care for an injury or sickness puts you at risk for being accused of medically abusing or neglecting your child, and having a doctor direct a social worker to remove the child or children from your custody by force.

Child Protective Services in North Carolina using Blackmail to Illegally Seize Children from Families

Child Protective Services in North Carolina using Blackmail to Illegally Seize Children from Families:

Associated Press reporters recently exposed a story of illegal practices by Child Protective Services social workers in one North Carolina county.Social workers in Cherokee County have been reportedly coercing parents and taking their children illegally, bypassing the court system by threatening to adopt out their children or throw the parents in jail if they refused to sign paperwork known in NC as a CVA – Custody and Visitation Agreement. (Source)The same paperwork is known in other states as a “safety plan” or other such name.

Richard Wexler of the National Coalition for Child Protection Reform (NCCPR) has another name for it – blackmail.

The Corrupt Foster Care and Adoption System: Why Aren’t More Foster and Adoptive Parents Speaking Out?

The Corrupt Foster Care and Adoption System: Why Aren’t More Foster and Adoptive Parents Speaking Out?:

For years now, Health Impact News, via their MedicalKidnap.com website, has exposed the child welfare system in the United States, which encompasses foster care and adoption services, as a child trafficking system.

The data is very clear. A very small minority of children removed from their homes by Child Protective Services (CPS) are removed because they live in “abusive” homes.

Arizona Foster Care System Revealed as Pedophile Ring: Former Foster Child Tortured for Years Sues for $15 Million

Arizona Foster Care System Revealed as Pedophile Ring: Former Foster Child Tortured for Years Sues for $15 Million:

The state of Arizona, which has the infamous reputation of removing the highest percentage of children in the U.S. from their homes and families through Child Protective Services, has now also been exposed as having a very corrupt foster care network that includes pedophile rings where young children are imprisoned in state-approved foster homes and trafficked to pedophiles.

N.H. Senate passes bills to bolster DCYF services

N.H. Senate passes bills to bolster DCYF services:

New Hampshire senators approved a trio of bills to help shore up the Division for Children, Youth and Families on Wednesday, moving for the second time in two years to help an agency beset by deficiencies in staffing and funding.

State Sen. Dan Feltes: Invest in protecting New Hampshire children

State Sen. Dan Feltes: Invest in protecting New Hampshire children:

In order to move New Hampshire forward, we cannot afford to leave anyone behind, especially our children. On child protection, we can no longer manage at a constant crisis level. We must invest in cost-effective child protection measures that prevent the mistreatment of children from happening in the first place.