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College Benchwarmer
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Cinn City
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There is a special place in hell for these people
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http://www.wcpo.com/news/2006/local/08/28/presser.html The search for this boy had turned the eastern suburbs of Cincinnati upside down. People searched for days straight for this boy. His foster mother made tearful pleas to return him. She had claimed he wandered off while she was passed out in a local park due to a medical condition. He was a developmentally challenged three year old boy. Every time they flashed his picture, complete with a red juice-stained smile, I saw my own two year old son. To do the same to the foster parents that was done to this boy would be too good for them. |
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College Starter
Join Date: Jan 2004
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The Foster Care program is a disgrace. The Ricky Williams case in Michigan has already proved that.
The most human thing that they could do is to re-establish the orphanage, like the much-maligned Newt Gingrich suggested. At least that way the child has lots of other kids and many adult eyes upon him or her. Paying folks to be 'temporary parents' and then trusting in the oversite of a State Agency has proven to be a sad and tragic joke. Last edited by Bubba Wheels : 08-28-2006 at 06:46 PM. |
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College Starter
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Out of Grad School Hell :)
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I was about to post this, living in the greater Cincinnati area. This just sickens me. I'm glad the prosecutor charged them with manslaughter to hold them until they get enough evidence to charge them with murder one. I have read on another board that the day the mother "claimed" to have lost him due to passing out from a heart related condition, she was tripping on oxycotin. I can't decide if these two should die (would be too quick), or go to prison and make sure that their fellow inmates know why they are in there.
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High School Varsity
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Edge of the Great Dismal Swamp
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Bubba Wheels, usually you and I are far apart on almost every issue, but I agree with you strongly here. There are many wonderful foster families out there, but it is simply impossible for the government to screen out the druggies and the psychos, or to supervise so many widely dispersed families. Orphanages would be easier to supervise; they could be staffed by professionals; and I think that the kids would benefit from the stability and companionship provided by other kids.
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