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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-90016455289330729162016-06-29T16:27:46.512-04:00Dastardly firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-86685575037648909982016-06-20T11:18:00.002-04:002016-06-20T11:22:12.054-04:00Custodial dad on death row for killing 2-year-old daughter gets reprieve (Huntsville, Texas)The real unanswered questions that aren't even posed here. How did a felon father with a
history of alcohol abuse, parole violations with apparently no interest in childrearing get SOLE CUSTODY of a 2-year-old girl? Who was behind this process? Whatever happened to this child' mother? And notice that Daddy had only managed to keep it together for three freaking months before killing (and apparently sexually abusing) the child.

Dad is identified as ROBERT ROBERTSON III.

See the Killer Dads and Custody list for the State of Texas.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/reprieve-for-texas-death-row-inmate-convicted-of-killing-daughter/

Reprieve for death row inmate convicted of killing daughter, 2

Robert Roberson, III / CBS Fort Worth

HUNTSVILLE, Texas - Attorneys who contended "junk science" was used to send a father to death row for killing his 2-year-old daughter 14 years ago have won a reprieve blocking the Texas inmate's execution set for next week.

Robert Roberson III, 49, was set to die Tuesday for the February 2002 death of his daughter, Nikki Curtis, at his home in Palestine in East Texas. But the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals sent his case back to his Anderson County trial court late Thursday to review claims he is innocent of capital murder. There is no timetable for the appeal to be resolved. One judge on the nine-member court, Lawrence Meyers, voted to refuse the reprieve and dismiss the appeal.

Lawyers argued Roberson's conviction was based on "junk science" and "false, misleading and scientifically invalid testimony" and that new scientific evidence establishes he would not have been convicted.

The child had serious head injuries, and Roberson contended she accidentally fell from a bed. Medical staff at a Palestine hospital called police because they considered the injuries suspicious. Physicians who examined her said bruises to her chin, cheek and jaw and a subdural hematoma - bleeding outside her brain but inside her skull - likely were intentional and no accident.

Nikki died the next day, Feb. 1, 2002, and a medical examiner ruled blunt force head injuries as the cause.

Defense attorney Benjamin Wolff told the appeals court that Nikki's death could be attributed to a number of things, such as undiagnosed meningitis, an accidental injury before Roberson began caring for her the day she died, a fall from the bed he didn't see or a fatal congenital condition.

The Anderson County District Attorney's office did not immediately respond to a message left Friday.

According to court records, Nikki had been living with Roberson and his girlfriend, Teddie Cox, for about three months after a court awarded him custody of the child.

Testimony from Cox, who was not the child's mother, showed he had no interest in caring for his daughter, but was her sole caretaker for the first time on Jan. 31, 2002, and was not pleased.

Prosecutors initially said Roberson sexually assaulted the 2-year-old, based on statements from a hospital nurse, but dropped that element of the capital murder charge late in the trial when evidence could not conclusively support it.

"But by then, the damage had been done," Wolff said in Roberson's appeal. "The state used this rank speculation to drive home its view that Robert was not just a poor, mentally impaired father struggling with sobriety, but a deviant - capable of raping and brutally shaking his own daughter to death."

Roberson was a parolee with previous convictions for burglary and theft and parole violations.

At least seven other Texas inmates have executions scheduled for the coming months, including one in July and four in August. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-72798288001199431062016-06-16T14:47:00.001-04:002016-06-16T14:47:24.642-04:00Dad abducts infant son from mom and takes him out of state; batters him so badly the baby is left with severe disabilities (Tallapoosa County, Alabama)See link below for full story. Father JAMES MCINVALE JR. essentially abducted the baby from the mother in Michigan and took him to Alabama. Now Daddy is on trial for severely abusing the baby, who has been left with severe disabilities. Daddy blames his own Daddy. While they squabble, the mother is left to grieve over a baby who is severely brain damaged, with up to 200 seizures a day.

http://www.alexcityoutlook.com/2016/06/14/trial-for-father-accused-of-abusing-his-4-month-old-son-begins/

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-10659184676010239532016-06-16T14:31:00.001-04:002016-06-16T14:31:26.443-04:00Dad in custodial situation body-slams 8-year-old son, causing brain bleed; what happened to boy's mom? (Jennings, Louisiana)Obviously some sort of custodial situation, since dad's girlfriend is mentioned, who is clearly not the mother.
Whether Daddy had full custody or shared/joint is not clarified. And Mom's existence has been erased entirely. How did this abuser get access to a child? No answer here. Who gave it to him? No answer here.
Dad is identified as ROBERT D. BOURQUE.

http://www.katc.com/story/32221020/jennings-man-arrested-on-child-abuse-charge

Posted: Jun 14, 2016 4:27 PM EDT
Updated: Jun 14, 2016 4:29 PM EDT

Jennings man arrested on child abuse charge

A Jennings man has been booked in connection with the injury of his child, Jennings Police said.

Robert D. Bourque, 30, of Jennings, was booked with cruelty to a juvenile. As of Tuesday, no bond had been set for his release.

Police were called to Jennings American Legion Hospital Saturday after an eight-year-old child was brought to the hospital with a head wound. His father, identified as Bourque, told police the child fell off a couch and hit his head on a wooden floor.

However, medical personnel reported the child had vomited before his arrival at the hospital and after his arrival, and a CT scan on the child showed a large brain bleed, a spokesman said.

The child was transferred to a Lafayette hospital where a neurosurgeon determined that the child's injuries were not consistent with falling off a couch, the spokesman said.
 The child then told investigators that his father was upset with him because he didn't want to play with his dad's girlfriend's daughter. The child told investigators that his father picked him up and body-slammed him onto the floor, the spokesman said. When investigators went back to the father with the child's story, he allegedly confessed what he had done, the spokesman said. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-60747237293579645382016-06-16T14:20:00.002-04:002016-06-16T14:20:54.487-04:00Protective mom goes on hunger strike to protest losing child custody to violent father (Cascais, Spain)UNNAMED DAD

http://www.theportugalnews.com/news/cascais-mother-on-hunger-strike-after-losing-children-to-violent-father/38534

Cascais mother on hunger strike after losing children to violent father

 in News · 15-06-2016 07:43:00 ·

 The mother of two young children who has again lost custody of her two young children to their violent father is today starting a hunger strike outside the Cascais courthouse.

 Ana Maximiano decided to launch this form of protest after the court decided to extend the father's custody, aged 2 and 3, by an additional six months. The father had previously been given a two-and-a-half year suspended sentence for domestic violence.

 But according to the mother's lawyer, the court renewed the custody arrangements as they reportedly do not have access to a social services report which states that while the father seems calm, the children should stay with him as he loses control and becomes violent. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-62774301654660682512016-06-16T14:10:00.001-04:002016-06-16T14:21:46.536-04:00Custodial dad beats infant daughter, sends photos to mother and threatens to kill baby if mother asks for custody (Hangzhou, China)Just like any terrorist, giving them what they demand is never enough. Enough is never enough. UNNAMED DAD has what is essentially full custody and STILL he has to beat up the baby and torture Mom.

http://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/1975394/father-who-beat-baby-daughter-and-sent-pictures-her-injuries-ex

Father who beat baby daughter and sent pictures of her injuries to ex-wife arrested in China Man assaulted child and threatened to kill her if mother asked for custody, according to news website report

PUBLISHED : Wednesday, 15 June, 2016, 10:46am
UPDATED : Wednesday, 15 June, 2016, 10:46am

A father who beat his baby daughter, threatened to kill her and sent photographs of her injuries to his ex-wife has been arrested in eastern China.

The 2½-year-old girl has been sent to hospital by the authorities in Hangzhou in Zhejiang province and is in a stable condition, a police statement said.

The 30-year-old father, whose full name was not given, was given custody of the child in October after the couple divorced, the news website Thecover.cn reported.

His ex-wife was quoted as saying that her former husband had abused the child from March this year.

She last visited her daughter early last month, the report said.

The father sent four photographs of the girl with bruises all over the body and threatened to kill the child if her mother asked for custody, according to the article.

The mother posted the photographs online and appealed for help. "I want custody back and want the pervert to be punished," she wrote. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-19683272630394212022016-06-10T22:04:00.000-04:002016-06-10T22:04:11.739-04:00Dad refuses to return child to mom for 7 months; police, CPS do nothing, then child ends up in hospital with fatal injuries (Independence, Missouri)This is why single mothers need to have custody rights automatically. And why we need to have police and CPS START PAYING ATTENTION TO MOTHERS.

And mothers need to have resources to support their kids. It's ridiculous that we have tons of corporate welfare and virtually nothing for struggling moms and kids.

UNNAMED DAD.

http://fox4kc.com/2016/06/09/mother-ends-life-support-for-daughter-found-abused-wondering-why-no-one-is-in-custody/

Furious metro mom: 'Someone beat my child to death'

 Posted 5:23 pm, June 9, 2016, by Robert Townsend, Updated at 05:56pm, June 9, 2016

 INDEPENDENCE, Mo. -- A child is dead and a grieving Independence mother is left to wonder why. Myra Price made the most difficult decision a parent can ever make: she told doctors to take her daughter off life support.

 FOX 4's Robert Townsend spoke with the heartbroken mother about her decision, and what led the family to such dire circumstances.

 "I'm mad as hell right now. The crying is over. I've cried a lot and I've prayed a lot," a fuming, grief-stricken Price said.

 "My baby was always smiling. She was always joyful. She loved to dance and she should be here with me right now," the 23-year-old mother said as she fought back tears.

 Price is convinced someone severely beat her little girl.

"I had a feeling something was going on with her. Didn't nobody believe me, the police, asking them, asking DFS," Price said.

 On Oct. 22 of last year, Price said she took her daughter, 3-year-old Honesty Sanders, to the child's paternal grandmother's home.

 Price said she wanted her child to stay for a while with her ex-boyfriend's mother.

 "I was off work for a couple of weeks. I asked her, 'Right now I'm struggling. I really need your help," Price explained.

 Price said the grandmother took Honesty to the child's father's home in Kansas City, Kan.

During the last seven months, Price said she never saw her child again, and only spoke to Honesty on the phone three times.

 "He would let me talk to her for a little bit or I be like, 'Honesty, are you okay?' He'd take the phone from her and that's how you know something was wrong," Price said.

 More than a week ago, on May 27, Price said a KCK police detective called her from the University of Kansas Hospital, saying that her child was in the Intensive Care Unit.

 A police spokesperson said earlier that morning, officers when to an apartment on Vermont Street in KCK and found Honesty was unresponsive.

 Price said she rushed to the hospital and learned her child suffered critical injuries.

 "If a baby comes in the hospital by themself unresponsive, brain-damaged, crushed lungs, that's showing bruises all over her body, that's abuse so I don't understand why there's nobody in custody," Price said.

 Police said right now they're still interviewing people about the child's injuries.

 On Monday, Price simply couldn't bear to see her child in such a state any longer, and the heart-wrenching decision to let Honesty go.

 "Basically, she was a vegetable," Price explained. "I wasn't going to her hurt like that."

 Although Honesty is now gone, her mother is not giving up the fight to find the person who injured her, promising, "Justice is going to be served for her." email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-30983499178656744712016-06-08T14:31:00.000-04:002016-06-08T14:31:13.814-04:00Dad with full custody found guilty of "corpse abuse" after decomposed body of 21-month-old daughter found in crib (Medina, Ohio)We have followed this case for three years, and there has been NO EXPLANATION in the media as to how a homeless, dysfunctional, child-neglecting, cocaine-using father got custody. Who was responsible for this decision?

Dad is identified as ERIC WARFEL.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/dad-ohio-girl-found-dead-crib-guilty-corpse-39696585

 Dad of Ohio Girl Found Dead in Crib Guilty of Corpse Abuse
 By The Associated Press

MEDINA, Ohio — Jun 8, 2016, 11:19 AM ET

 A man whose daughter's decomposed body was found in a crib by a cable television worker was convicted Wednesday of corpse abuse and tampering with evidence.

 Investigators were unable to determine how 21-month-old Ember Warfel died last summer because her body was so badly decomposed. Prosecutors argued that her father, Eric Warfel, did not report his daughter's death because he did not want an autopsy performed.

 A judge also found the 35-year-old Warfel guilty of child endangering.

 Warfel, who was found competent to stand trial after pleading not guilty by reason of insanity, will be sentenced next month and faces up to six years in prison.

 Ember's body was discovered last July in a Medina apartment, south of Cleveland.

 Another daughter of Warfel's, a 5-month-old, died in 2013. A medical examiner ruled that case as a "sudden unexplained infant death."

 Warfel's attorney has said Ember was born with severe medical problems. He also said Warfel's failure to report his daughter's death was not enough reason to convict him on the corpse abuse and tampering charges.

 While the cause of the girl's death hasn't been determined, an autopsy did find traces of cocaine in her hair samples.

 Warfel was arrested after a cable technician went into an apartment to upgrade the service and found the toddler's body in her crib.

Warfel, who was divorced from the girl's mother, had full custody of the child. He told investigators Ember died about a month earlier and he hadn't informed family members or anyone else about her death, according to a police report.

 Warfel was arrested while he and his 7-year-old daughter were at a mall near Cleveland. He said they were living at a motel, and investigators found cocaine in his motel room, police said. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-15562598833795539192016-06-07T13:24:00.000-04:002016-06-07T13:24:11.237-04:00Baby suffers "brain shift" during visitation with dad, dies in hospital (Staten Island, New York)Not clear if the visitation was court-ordered custody time. But it doesn't really matter, as young mothers are under tremendous pressure to "involve" the father, even if their relationship didn't survive the pregnancy.

Dad is identified as THEODORE RICKS.

http://www.silive.com/news/index.ssf/2016/06/mother_wants_justice_after.html

Mom 'wants justice' after baby's death is ruled homicide

 By Maura Grunlund on June 06, 2016 at 8:09 PM, updated June 06, 2016 at 8:15 PM

 STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Little Morgan Ricks was born premature, but the 3-month-old had been doing well since her birth, the child's mother said Monday.

 "Even though she was a premie, she was still gaining her weight," said Shanera Flicklin.

 But things suddenly turned tragic on Aug. 30, when the child was found unresponsive in an apartment at 81 Jersey St. in the Richmond Terrace Houses, New Brighton, police said.

 The NYPD launched an investigation into Morgan's death after a physician told cops that night that the child had suffered a "brain shift" and bleeding to her brain while in the care of a family member, police said at the time.

 Morgan Ricks, a 3-month-old girl hospitalized on Aug. 29, died Friday. A doctor told police she suffered a "brain shift" while in a family member's care on Staten Island, cops said.

 On Friday, the city medical examiner ruled the child's death a homicide caused by "abusive head trauma." The determination came nearly 10 months after she died on Sept. 11 at Richmond University Medical Center in West Brighton.

 Police have yet to make any arrests.

 A law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation said the child was with her father the night of the incident, but could not say if anyone else was in the apartment with them.

 A woman at the apartment, who identified herself as a relative of Morgan's father, Theodore Ricks, said Ricks was not at the apartment Monday night.

 On Monday, the child's mother tearfully discussed that fateful day.

 Flicklin said she dropped Morgan off at the infant's father's home around 3 p.m. Aug. 30.

 When she went to pick her up five hours later, "She wasn't responding to me," Flicklin said.

 Morgan was stiff when Flicklin picked her up.

Flicklin opened the infant's eyelids and said her pupils were still; she had drool on her face.

 "I had to pry her mouth open," the mother said, adding that she called for the ambulance.

 Medical staff at Richmond University were able to briefly revive Morgan -- "She opened her eyes, she was crying" -- before the baby slipped into a coma, Flicklin said.

 "I just want justice," Flicklin said of the tragedy. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-52094522636340004182016-06-06T10:46:00.002-04:002016-06-06T10:46:23.592-04:00Dad convicted of murdering two children during court-ordered visitation (Yashresh, Israel)Another father who was given court-ordered visitation despite a history of domestic violence. And two children paid for that decision with their lives.

Dad is identified as AVI LEVI.

http://www.timesofisrael.com/father-who-murdered-us-israeli-kids-given-2-life-sentences/

Father who murdered US-Israeli kids given 2 life sentences
Court finds Avraham Levi killed his son and daughter, visiting from US, as revenge against ex-wife

 By Stuart Winer and Times of Israel staff
June 5, 2016, 5:49 pm

 The Lod District Court on Sunday handed down two life sentences to a father who killed his two children by slitting their throats to spite his ex-wife.

 Avi Levi, 43, was convicted two weeks ago of murdering his 12-year-old son and 10-year-old daughter while they were visiting him from their mother's home in the US in 2014. He will serve the sentences back-to-back and was also ordered to pay NIS 500,000 to his ex-wife.

 Levi, from Yashresh, an agricultural community near Ramle, killed the children in order to exact revenge on his former wife for divorcing him, the court found.

 He was convicted two weeks ago after the court rejected a defense claim that he was unfit to stand trial, and ruled the murders were premeditated.

 The trial revealed that Levi blindfolded his 12-year-old son and 10-year-old daughter on June 11, 2014, and then slit their throats with a knife he had purchased a day earlier.

 Afterward, Levi walked into the police station in the nearby city of Ramle and admitted that he had killed the kids, reportedly to torment his ex-wife, saying he did it "so that their mother's life would be over."

 Before sentencing Oren Aduhan, a childhood friend of Levi's, told the court that the father gave his all for the children, Channel 2 reported.

 "No one would believe that Avi would to something like this, but it happened. Only Avi knows what brought him to that point when he did what he did, but the regret is the most important thing," Aduhan said.

 His family and his defense attorney had claimed that being so far from his children and the fact that his ex-wife occasionally failed to send the children on twice-yearly visits to Israel as agreed had left him showing signs of depression.

 However, he refused to be tested by a psychiatrist, the report said.

 The mother and the children were dual US-Israeli citizens. The two children arrived for a visit in Israel a day before they were killed.

 The children's funeral took place in Columbus, Ohio, where the mother resides.

Domestic violence complaints were lodged against Levi in 2005 and in 2009, before the couple divorced.

The wife had also spent time in a battered women's shelter before the divorce was finalized.

The ex-wife gained main custody of the children and, because the husband could not provide child support, decided to move to the US. The suspect was unsuccessful in fighting his ex-wife's intention to leave the country but succeeded in securing twice-yearly visits.

 While searching the man's residence, police discovered a journal in which the suspect had "obsessively" recorded his feelings and actions, especially in regard to his ex-wife. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-39328369783804633192016-06-01T13:48:00.001-04:002016-06-01T13:48:16.864-04:00Custodial dad, step charged with felony child abuse against grade-school aged daughter (North Platte, Nebraska)How do we know this was a custodial dad? Careful reading. Dad lives in North Platte, Mom lives in Lincoln. The child attends a North Platte school.

How did this violent dad get custody and who gave it to him? That we don't know. It is very seldom explained in the typical news article.

Dad is identified as JUSTIN FOUST.

http://www.nptelegraph.com/news/local_news/two-arrested-in-child-abuse-case/article_a18cced2-22f3-11e6-bcd2-c3751fc946b2.html

Two arrested in child abuse case

 Posted: Thursday, May 26, 2016 3:00 am

 By Tammy Bain

 Two people were arrested Tuesday after a weeks-long investigation into felony child abuse.

 On May 6, a North Platte police officer was called to Adams Middle School. A girl had arrived at school with a black eye, said Investigator John Deal. Her mother, who lives in Lincoln, had reported that her daughter texted her on the way to school and said her father had punched her in the eye.

 The victim was interviewed at Bridge of Hope and said she and her father had argued the day before, Deal said. The father slapped the girl's face several times and punched her eye, he said. The girl's injuries matched her report.

 The victim said her father told her to lie and say that a picture frame fell from the wall and hit her, Deal said. She said that her stepmother had witnessed the incident, and that other children in the home had been abused.

 The other children living in the home were removed by North Platte Police Department and Department of Health and Human Services while the investigation is continuing, Deal said.

 Two of the children, a boy and girl who are elementary school age, were sent to their mother's home in Lincoln and interviewed at a Child Advocacy Center, Deal said. Both reported that at night, the father and stepmother would screw shut the door to the boy's room so he could not use the bathroom, Deal said. They also reported that the father threw the boy on the ground. Deal said both children reported having witnessed the original punching incident.

 The second girl also reported that the boy wasn't allowed to eat lunch or breakfast at home.

 The father and stepmother, Justin and Cortney Foust, were jailed on suspicion of felony child abuse. Each was released after posting 10 percent of $20,000 bail.

 Deal declined to release ages of the three children. Other children who did not report abuse also lived in the home, and police hope to preserve their anonymity, he said. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-79989065528265498192016-06-01T12:00:00.001-04:002016-06-01T12:02:03.920-04:00Custodial dad gets 40 years for murder of 2-year-old son (Searcy, Arkansas) The "ex-girlfriend" mentioned towards the end is not the mother of the murdered child. According to one of our earlier posts, the mother lived elsewhere. In other words, killer dad JEFFERY CLIFTON was custodial.

See the Killer Dads and Custody list for Arkansas.

http://www.wgrz.com/news/local/ark-father-gets-40-years-for-sons-death/219170660

The Searcy father accused of killing his two-year-old son, Malik Drummond, gets 40 years in prison

 Marielle Mohs , KTHV 10:23 PM. EST May 27, 2016

SEARCY, Ark. (KTHV) – The Searcy father accused of killing his two-year-old son, Malik Drummond, received a sentence of 40 years in prison on Friday.

Attorneys struck a deal for a lower sentence and Jeffery Clifton took advantage of it. Clifton avoided a murder trial, and the possibility of a life sentence or death penalty.

He was charged back in December 2015 with capital murder and abuse of a corpse.

On Friday, he pled 'no contest,' settling for two consecutive sentences, adding up to 40 years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections.

He agreed to a second degree murder charge and abuse of a corpse.

"It's treated as a guilty plea for purposes of the law," said Ronald Davis Jr., defense attorney. In the eyes of the court, he's found guilty, but he's not saying he did anything wrong.

"He's not admitting or taking responsibility for those actions in terms of if he actually committed them or not," said Davis.

Prosecutor Rebecca McCoy and Davis struck a deal.

"He admitted that we had enough evidence to find him guilty," said McCoy.

Two-year-old Malik Drummond disappeared November 23, 2014.

Hundreds of people statewide joined in on the search.

"The whole community was involved and got emotionally involved in this case," said McCoy.

Clifton was arrested a year later in December 2015.

The only thing he admits to is burying Malik's body in rural Jackson County.

"There's a difference in disposing of a body and causing the death of a body," said Davis.

McCoy satisfied with the settlement, but doesn't want this case to be forgotten.

"I hope that it's not the end. I hope the community is always aware of child abuse and hopefully can step in and prevent things like this from happening in the future," said McCoy.

Clifton will be eligible for parole, but details as to when are unknown at this time.

His ex-girlfriend, Leslie Marcotte was also arrested and charged with helping covering up Malik's death.

Her pre-trial starts in June. Stay with THV11 and THV11.com for more details as this story develops. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-82509288180093526092016-06-01T11:33:00.000-04:002016-06-01T11:38:05.393-04:00Dad murders 8-year-old son during out-of-town visitation/custody time (Winnebago County, Illinois)The mainstream media is loathe to admit that there are dangerous, mentally unstable fathers who get custody/visitation, and that there are judges and various other officials in the family courts who are responsible. So the reporting tends to be vague and getting vaguer.

How do we know this was a custody/visitation situation? Easy. Dad and the murdered child live in different cities. But you have to pay attention to catch it, so they are figuring that distracted readers won't pick up on that.

Dad is identified as GLEN FLEENER. See the Killer Dads and Custody list for Illinois.

http://www.mystateline.com/news/father-son-found-dead-in-car

UPDATE: Father, Son Found Dead in Car Investigated as Murder-Suicide Victims' identities released; autopsies pending.

By Josh Vezina
Published 05/30 2016 01:51PM Updated 05/31 2016 10:25AM

UPDATE (5/31/16): The deaths of a father and son, found inside a car in Rockford on Monday, are being investigated as a murder-suicide.

The Winnebago County Coroner's Office released the names of the victims. They are Glen Fleener, 37, of Rockford and Kier Fleener, 8, of Chicago. There was no trauma noted to either victim. Autopsy results are expected later today.

On Monday at 820 am, the Winnebago County Sheriff's Department received a report of two bodies inside an automobile on the property at 8819 S. Main Road in rural Winnebago County.

Deputies discovered the bodies of an adult male and a male child inside of an automobile parked on the property.

Sheriff's detectives are investigating this as a homicide, although details on the manner of death were not released.

Their identities are being withheld pending notification of family members.

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The Winnebago County Coroner's Office is reporting that a father and son were found dead in a car at the back of their property on South Main Street Monday.

Details are not being released at this time, including the specific address where the pair were found, or any indication of how they died.

An autopsy is pending. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-28770093200356687862016-06-01T09:53:00.002-04:002016-06-01T09:53:27.415-04:00Protective mother speaks out after custodial dad nearly beats to death 9-year-old son; she had been fighting for custody, with CPS for years (Richmond, Virginia)Once again, a protective mother is ignored by the fathers rights-infiltrated CPS system.

The abusive custodial dad is identified as THOMAS JENNINGS JR.

http://www.wusa9.com/news/local/va-mom-pleads-for-cps-to-change-after-alleged-child-abuse/225036886

Va. mom pleads for CPS to change after alleged child abuse

 A Virginia mother is begging CPS to change their procedures and investigate more after her 9-year-old son was nearly beaten to death.

 Stephanie Ramirez, WUSA 6:05 PM. EST May 31, 2016

 RICHMOND, Va. (WUSA9) -- A Virginia mother is begging CPS to change their procedures and investigate more after her 9-year-old son was nearly beaten to death.

 Sheriff Deputies arrested the boy's father on child abuse charges and told WUSa9 the father had been investigated before when he lived in Stafford County

 "Try to follow-up. Try to follow-through, try to see that the child is in a safe place," said 32-year-old Amy Brown outside of VCU Medical Center in Richmond, VA. That's where her 9-year-old son, Elijah, is still be treated for severe injuries he sustained almost two-in-a-half weeks ago.

Brown told WUSA9 she's been fighting for custody of her son Elijah for about two years and last year, had Elijah's father, 37-year-old Thomas Jennings Jr., investigated after she found scars and bruises on Elijah's back.

 She said there was an open case, but they didn't actually meet with a Child Protective Services case worker until the day of a custody hearing. She also said Elijah wasn't forthcoming at the time.

 "It's been a struggle to get someone to believe us," said Brown. Brown said Elijah did eventually reveal information to doctors, so she tried again. She showed WUSA9 an email sent to Stafford County CPS in June 2015 making a plea to the department to reopen the case and describes not being able to reach an investigator.

 Brown believes Jennings' military background and steady job as well as her decision to go back to school impacted the case.

 May 17, 2016 is when Spotsylvania County Sherif Deputies say Jennings brought Elijah to the hospital unresponsive and admitted to striking Elijah. Doctors discovered a ruptured spleen among other injuries. Medical staff performed CPS for more than 30 minutes to revive Elijah.

 "I'm hoping somebody, somewhere, either in CPS with other counties or throughout the nation could just learn that it takes more than just one time to sit with them. Children need time to open up," she said.

 A Stafford County Public Information Officer responded in a statement saying, "We are aware of the case but Virginia law precludes us from discussing case specific information about any Social Services case."

 A spokesperson for the Virginia Department of Social Services wrote:

 Although we are not permitted by law to release any information regarding this case. The procedure is as follows:

 A local department of social services is required to respond to all valid reports of child abuse and neglect by either conducting an investigation or a family assessment. A safety assessment is done and a safety plan is put in place, if needed. The worker is required to interview and/ or observe the victim child, interview and/observe minor siblings residing in the home, interview the caretakers, observe the environment where the alleged abuse/neglect took place, and to interview collateral contacts who may have pertinent information. Once this information/evidence is gathered, if an investigation was conducted, the worker makes a determination if the case is founded or unfounded based on a preponderance of the evidence. Once a finding is made, the case cannot be re-opened or re-investigated. A new investigation can be initiated, if there is a new incident.

 In terms of screening valid reports for priority, local departments of social services are provided with guidance based on the following:

 1. The immediate danger to the child;
 2. The severity of the type of abuse or neglect alleged;
 3. The age and vulnerability of the child;
 4. The circumstances surrounding the alleged abuse or neglect;
 5. The physical and mental condition of the child; and
 6. Reports made by mandated reporters. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-19595379176301980282016-06-01T09:31:00.001-04:002016-06-01T09:31:11.755-04:00Violent dad takes family court judge as hostage because he's mad about child custody (Finney County, Kansas)How much do you want to bet that the ex-wife/partner of JASON NICHOLS was terrorized for years with similar abuse tactics?

And how much do you want to bet that there is fathers rights movement involvement in this somewhere? These guys are often egging each other on to pull off these stunts.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3618812/Man-frees-Kansas-judge-hourslong-hostage-standoff.html

Bitter father 'took Kansas judge and his wife hostage in their home over child custody case'Authorities say armed suspect Jason Nichols forced his way into 61-year-old Wendel Wurst's Garden City home and confronted the couple
Garden City Police Chief Michael Utz says Nichols ordered Wurst to the ground and bound the judge's hands
Utz says Wurst's 62-year-old wife Rhonda Wurst was allowed to use the bathroom, where she called police on her cellphone. She was later released
The standoff ended more than five hours later, at which time Wurst was freed

 By Associated Press and Zoe Szathmary For Dailymail.com

 Published: 18:51 EST, 31 May 2016 | Updated: 03:23 EST, 1 June 2016

 Police in western Kansas say a gunman who held Finney County's chief judge and his wife hostage over a child custody matter eventually surrendered and the two were released unharmed.

 Authorities say the standoff began shortly before 7am Tuesday, when the armed suspect Jason Nichols forced his way into 61-year-old Wendel Wurst's Garden City home and confronted the couple.

 Garden City Police Chief Michael Utz says Nichols ordered Wurst to the ground and bound the judge's hands.

 Utz says Wurst's 62-year-old wife Rhonda Wurst was allowed to use the bathroom, where she called police on her cellphone. She was later released.

 The standoff ended more than five hours later, at which time Wurst was freed.

 Police say the suspect was upset over a custody case Wurst handled.

 Garden City police wrote on Facebook Tuesday: 'The hostage situation has been resolved without incident. 'There are still a lot of moving parts in the investigation, please stay away from the area. 'The suspect and hostage are okay.'

 Utz was filmed by KWCH saying: 'After several hours of negotiation, the suspect surrendered at 12.34pm this afternoon and was taken into custody without incident.

 'Chief Judge Wurst was located and is in good health.'

 Nichols may be charged for aggravated assault, aggravated burglary, kidnapping, terrorism, and criminal threat, the TV station reported. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-73662015567265760102016-05-27T16:23:00.003-04:002016-05-27T16:23:33.982-04:00Dad tortures, murder 13-month-old son during first custody visit (Brisbane, Australia)UNNAMED DAD.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/man-sentenced-for-manslaughter-following-horrific-torture-and-killing-of-toddler/news-story/bf9ee4e0c908e666fdd21320f50103e4

Man sentenced for manslaughter following 'horrific' torture and killing of toddler

May 26, 2016 12:11am
Vanda Carson
The Courier-Mail

 A BRISBANE father-of-two has been sentenced to up to eight years behind bars for the brutal and "horrific" torture and killing of his vulnerable 13-month-old son.

 The 29-year-old storeman appeared in the Supreme Court this morning before Justice Roslyn Atkinson.

 He had earlier pleaded guilty to torture and manslaughter charges, but only after he initially lied to police, claiming the boy had slipped in the bath.

 Crown Prosecutor Danny Boyle told the court the man had deliberately burned his son's left foot on the kitchen stove after he "threw" the boy across the lounge-room into a wall, causing head injuries he would later die from.

 The man tortured the child at Beenleigh between 12.43am and 8.20pm on December 28, 2012, when he had temporary custody of the child for two days.

 A doctor told the court that the child would have suffered "severe physical pain and suffering".

 A paediatrician said "a lot of force" was required to cause the head injury.

 The man also attempted to get his girlfriend to lie on his behalf and hide his crimes, asking her to tell police the child was "dopey and kept falling over all the time" and the child had "walked over the stove" after sitting on the kitchen bench.

 He told his girlfriend in a recorded phone call: "I've got no remorse for nobody's passing. I just got no feeling".

 Mr Boyle told the court that what "sets this case apart" from other parents who had killed their children was that this man continued to physically abuse his son "not withstanding" repeated protestations by his girlfriend and others, telling him to stop and go to hospital.

 Mr Boyle said the man also failed to take his son to hospital even when his girlfriend's sister commented the tot "did not look right".

 After he threw his son violently against the lounge room wall, and when the child was suffering swelling of the brain, he burned the child's foot on the stove while his girlfriend was out getting dinner at McDonalds.

 "(This) can only be described as a callous and deliberately cruel act toward the child, given the child had already suffered the injury which led to the child's death," Mr Boyle said.

 The man threatened to kick his girlfriend in the face after she tried to shield the child, begging him to return the baby to his mother.

 She told police the baby "looked miserable and not right" before she left the home to go to McDonald's.

 She later called an ambulance and the baby died in hospital on December 30 after his life support was switched off. An autopsy showed he was bruised from head to toe.

 The man killed his son during his only ever custody visit.

 The mother allowed the boy to stay with his father in the hope they would "bond" and build a trusting relationship.

 The man contacted the mother via Facebook when the baby was one year old, asking to see photos of his son.

 During the two days the boy was in his father's care, the child's mother repeatedly called the man on his phone and sent him texts, demanding he return child.

 The man replied "No he's alright". He refused to tell the mother where he was staying and on one occasion told her "I'm the biological father you can't do anything".

 The mother also contacted the police, asking them to check on her baby son.

 She told the court that no jail term could take away the distress she feels when she thinks of the pain suffered by her "precious innocent boy" in his final moments.

 The man has been in prison on remand.

 A psychological report tendered to the court states the man has a "high risk" of killing again. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-6839487419400531262016-05-27T15:29:00.003-04:002016-05-27T15:29:58.423-04:00Protective mom speaks out after custodial dad sentenced in murder of 2-year-old son (Canada)Just repulsive. Besides the killer custodial daddy, we need to hold Justice John McCarthy responsible for this murder.

Dad is identified as MARIO WINT.

http://www.yorkregion.com/news-story/6692201-mother-of-newmarket-boy-ty-wint-2-shares-her-story-after-boy-s-father-sentenced-for-murdering-him/

May 26, 2016

Mother of Newmarket boy Ty Wint, 2, shares her story after boy's father sentenced for murdering him

 Toronto Star

 Newmarket Era
 By Jeremy Grimaldi

 The young mother's face brightens as she recalls the tiny son to whom she used to read goodnight stories.

 "He was the best of all of us; he always did what he was asked," she said "He was full of life and had the biggest heart, the brightest smile."

 But it didn't take long for two-year-old Mathias "Ty" Wint's flame to be snuffed out.

 He was killed after being struck by his father, Mario Wint, the man Simcoe Children's Aid Society workers — the agency meant to protect our province's most vulnerable children — deemed best to care for him.

 "(Ty) was not cut out for this world," she adds, her eyes now cast downward. "He was too good for this world."

 It was on Jan. 22, 2015 when Ty was struck in the stomach so many times with such force that his liver and pancreas were split in two, resulting in his death.

 Ty's mother, Melissa, (not her real name), along with many in the community have been left deeply disturbed by the details of Ty's story.

 How Ty ended up in the care of Mario, who has a lengthy criminal history, is a question Melissa can't answer, noting social workers delivered Ty to Mario's house 41 days before the toddler's death.

 Given the private nature of the case, the agency, now named Simcoe Family Connexions, would not comment directly on its role in the affair.

 Melissa's story begins in Simcoe County, where she, herself, was in the care of the CAS from an early age.

 She met Mario, who was born in Jamaica and grew up in Newmarket, about a decade ago in a Barrie nightclub.

 Mario, now 30, was quiet, sweet, soft-spoken and a talented spoken-word musician.

 "We became very close, very quickly," she said. "We began dating and moved in together. That's when the abuse started. You name it, he did it."

 The physical and psychological abuse and controlling behaviour, would carry on for many years.

 "It was a nightmare… It became so bad I had to leave," she said.

 It didn't take Melissa — by then in her early 20s— long before she discovered she was pregnant and Mario was nowhere to be found.

 After eight months, he showed back up and said he wanted to be a dad.

 This was the couple's first child, a six-year-old whose identity is protected by the courts.

 "The abuse started again almost immediately," she said. "A week later, he threatened to leave with my baby. Three months later, he forcibly confined me."

 On Dec. 31, 2008, Wint kneed Melissa in the stomach and, about one month later, he kneed her in the rib-cage.

 Melissa called the police and Mario was charged.

He pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm.

 The next few years involved Mario leaving and then re-entering Melissa's life, repeatedly promising things would be different.

 "I loved him. I saw goodness, through all his bull****," she added. "So I fought for what I believed in."

 Despite Mario's promises, the abuse continued, often targeting Melissa's stomach.

 Often, his physical abuse was followed by threatening and harassing messages to her phone, leading to a criminal harassment conviction.

 After having a second child, Ty, the abuse reached new heights.

 One night, in 2010, after showing up at Melissa's apartment, Mario grew enraged.

 When she asked him to leave, he agreed, on one condition — he would be taking the couple's son with him.

 Melissa refused and picked up Ty. Mario came at her with a knife, threatening, "I'm going to cut you".

 "He said if I put him in jail again, he would do whatever he could to ensure I didn't have my kids," Melissa said.

 She called police, who in turn notified CAS. Mario was arrested again and convicted of assault with a weapon and handed a six-month prison sentence.

 In all, he has 12 convictions, five of which involve domestic abuse.

 Soon after his incarceration at the Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay, Mario called CAS to complain about Melissa, she said.

 "He made the most unthinkable, outlandish allegations," she added.

 Her file was soon closed, Melissa said, after the social worker found no truth in the allegations.

 However, the case was re-opened when Melissa's father-in-law was murdered in Barrie.

 She continues to maintain it was her own upbringing with the CAS and this murder that acted as the catalyst for the children's removal from her home.

 In November 2013, Ty, his older brother and a child from a former relationship were all taken from Melissa and given to foster parents.

 When Mario was released from prison, he began weekly supervised visits with the boys, which eventually grew into unsupervised visits and then overnights once a week. Meanwhile, Melissa was still restricted to supervised visits.

 "The (CAS) deemed him fit to be alone with those children even with his huge violent domestic abuse record," Melissa said.

 Mario then sought custody of the boys, landing a job at a factory and completing a number of courses to show his worth to the CAS and the courts, Melissa said.

 "I fought for a year for those boys," she added. "He's a smooth talker and comes off as caring."

 On Dec. 14, 2014, Mario was granted temporary custody of the boys in Barrie by Justice John McCarthy to live at his basement apartment at 136 Longford Dr., in Newmarket.

 Soon after this legal victory, Mario quit his job and went back on welfare, Melissa said.

 Despite being required to check on the boys' welfare, Melissa insists that CAS did not conduct a required check after 30 days.

The CAS could not comment, by law, on the allegation. Nonetheless, Mario was on his very best behaviour, Melissa said.

 During this time, she was secretly checking for bruises, but found nothing on the boys.

 "I didn't notice any problems, not one," she said.

 By January 2015, Mario was having money troubles, so his mother, Valerie, was helping him out financially and Melissa was buying diapers for Ty.

 The specifics of what happened between Mario and Ty on Jan. 22 remain unknown.

 Mario pleaded guilty to striking Ty "more than once with significant force", breaking the toddler's back, while in a rage, according to court documents.

 "He hit with significant force. I have been hit by Mario with force. I was in bed for one month," Melissa said. "No child could survive that."

 Melissa still blames herself for Ty's death, in part because she said she refused to see Mario after he texted her the day Ty died, begging her to visit him.

 She continues to believe that it was Mario's anger over her relationship with another man that led to Ty's death.

 "I wonder, if I had of gone (to visit him), would he still be here?" she said. To this day, it remains an open question whether Ty was even alive as Mario walked around town with him in a stroller, running errands.

 In one surveillance image, Ty's 23-pound frame was seen to be lying motionless in the buggy, arms extended outward.

 Valerie, a nurse by training, told Mario to take the boy to the medical clinic when she saw him, but he ignored the advice, too scared of the consequences.

 He not only lied to her about what had happened to the boy, but he also lied to the 911 operator, paramedics, police and friends who supported him.

 When Melissa got to the hospital, she felt her boy's body and he was cold, signifying to her that he'd been dead for hours.

 When Mario walked in, she said he tried to talk to Ty, before falling to his knees and crying.

 He told Melissa that Ty was sick, wouldn't eat or drink and just died.

 "He could have got help for my boy. He did nothing. He hid," Melissa said, referring to Mario's failure to call 911 for hours. "He's a wolf in sheep clothing."

 Weeks later, as Melissa continued to mourn the loss of her son, she felt another blow to her gut.

 She believes the CAS wanted to adopt out the two remaining boys.

 "You're not my mommy; I'm getting a new mommy," Melissa said one of her boys told her.

 About a month ago, Melissa lost all her sons, after they were adopted by another family.

 Although covered by a publication ban, a victim impact statement read in court showed the two boys, who lost their baby brother, experienced severe psychological anguish.

 After pleading guilty to manslaughter, Mario was handed a 10-year sentence by Justice Nathan Dwyer on Tuesday, minus time served.

If he achieves parole at the earliest opportunity, Mario will be out in 32 months.

 Melissa wants a coroner's inquest into Ty's death and plans to sue the Simcoe CAS.

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 firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-90867916912421913932016-05-27T15:00:00.001-04:002016-05-27T15:00:11.305-04:00Custodial dad, girlfriend charged with beating 5-year-old child (Monroe County, Pennsylvania)Poorly written and edited account as the woman is sometimes referred to as a "girlfriend" and sometimes as a "stepmother." At any rate, a close reading shows that this is a custodial father--the child lives with him--and that the woman in question is not the child's mother.

Left unsaid, however, is how and why an apparently borderline homeless abuser managed to get custody of a 5-year-old girl. What happened to her mother? As usual, total media silence.

http://www.poconorecord.com/article/20160527/NEWS/160529591

Man accused of beating child in hotel and car

 By Beth Brelje Posted May. 27, 2016 at 9:52 AM

 A man who was living in a local hotel with his girlfriend and 5-year-old daughter has been charged with beating the child.

 Ronald Alvin Lewis is charged after the child was discovered with two black eyes, bruising from the bridge of her nose to the right temple of the eyebrow and swelling in her eye, says a criminal complaint from state police at Swiftwater.

 On April 25, the child was interviewed by a prosecuting detective in Union County, New Jersey, where she was staying with her aunt.

 The child was living with her father and stepmother in a Pennsylvania hotel. The affidavit did not indicate the hotel or municipality where this happened.

 The child described two violent incidents during which her father hit her with his hands and kicked her and at one point in the interview told the detective, "My dad was hitting me and I got wet because he punched my pee out … then I cried."

 The first assault allegedly happened when the child was in a vehicle with her father and his girlfriend, the child said. Her father hit her in the stomach because she was not listening.

 The second assault allegedly happened in the hotel room when, she told police, her father grabbed her, placed her on the floor on her back and hit her in the leg. He then told her to put on her pajamas and she did. Then he allegedly hit her again. The child began bleeding from her nose so he threw her out of the hotel room because she was bleeding on the floor.

 The girl got into the family's vehicle and recalled having blood in her mouth. Then her father "dragged" her out of the vehicle, the complaint says.

 The child told the detective that her father hit her on the back of her head which caused her to "get purple things" under her eyes — two black eyes. A photo of the child showed this.

 On April 28, the child's aunt was interviewed. She told the investigator that Lewis called her and said, "I hit her bad."

 The aunt called the girlfriend to get more information and then received a photo of the child with two black eyes.

 The aunt drove to Pennsylvania, picked up the child and drove her to her own home in New Jersey, then made a report to the Pennsylvania Child Abuse Hotline, 800-932-0313.

 State police issued a warrant for Lewis on May 24 on charges of assault and endangering welfare of children.

 He was being held in Monroe County Correctional Facility on $25,000 bail as of Friday. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-71822802079856469652016-05-26T10:55:00.000-04:002016-05-26T11:04:25.421-04:00Protective mom files lawsuit against custodial dad for "missing" toddler (Waterville, Maine)Not made clear in this particular article, but dad JUSTIN DIPIETRO had custody. Interesting coincidence that according to this article, the protective mother had filed for custody just two days before the little girl "disappeared." Seems Daddy also had previous issues with domestic violence, alcohol, assault charges , and probable child abuse. All huge red flags.
See the Killer Dads and Custody list for Maine.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/family-missing-maine-toddler-plans-file-lawsuit-39355813?yptr=yahoo

Family of Missing Maine Toddler Plans to File Lawsuit

By The Associated Press ·

WATERVILLE, Maine — May 25, 2016, 12:20 AM ET

The family of a Maine toddler who went missing five years ago plans to sue the father and other adults who were with her when she was last seen.

The Morning Sentinel reports the mother and her family believe a lawsuit "may be our only hope to bring justice" on behalf of the youngster, Ayla Reynolds.

No one has been charged in Ayla's disappearance. The toddler's father, Justin DiPietro, his girlfriend and his sister were together in the Waterville home before she was reported missing, and police say they know more than what they've told them about the toddler's disappearance.

The sister, Elisha DiPietro, told a TV show, "Crime Watch Daily," this week that her brother is a good father and that no crime was committed. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-58949818017975851072016-05-23T15:35:00.001-04:002016-05-23T15:35:37.222-04:00Custodial dad indicted in scalding death of 4-year-old son (Warren County, Ohio)Evidence points toward ROBERT RITCHIE being a custodial father. There is mention of a step, but no mention of the mother at all. What happened to Mom, as often happens in these accounts, is simply ignored.

http://www.fox19.com/story/32040923/father-of-child-scalded-to-death-indicted-for-involuntary-manslaughter-endangering-children

 Dad facing charges in son's scalding death

 Published: Monday, May 23rd 2016, 11:23 am EDT
 Updated: Monday, May 23rd 2016, 1:44 pm EDT

 Posted by FOX19 Digital Media Staff

 WARREN COUNTY, OH (FOX19) - The father of the 4-year-old Franklin boy who died after being placed in a bathtub of scalding water has been indicted, Warren County Prosecutor David Fornshell announced Monday.

 Robert Ritchie is charged with involuntary manslaughter and endangering children for the March death of Austin Cooper. The boy's stepmother, Anna Ritchie, was charged with murder in the days after his death.

 Robert is accused of failing to seek medical treatment for Cooper, thereby resulting in the child's death, according to Fornshell.

 The Warren County Coroner's Office ruled the boy died from Hypovolemic shock - the loss of blood and fluid.

 The boy should not have died, Fornshell said. If he had received medical treatment, he would have had a more than 95 percent survival chance.

 Anna is charged with scalding her stepson to death. She pleaded not guilty to a six-count indictment including murder charges last month.

 Franklin police say Anna admitted to dipping Cooper's legs in scalding water as punishment and sending him to bed early on March 15.

 Fornshell said investigators believe the boy was in the 134-degree water in a bathtub for 20 to 25 minutes. His skin was falling off and he was bleeding when he was removed.

 Anna then dressed the child in pajamas and socks before putting him to bed at 4:30 p.m.

 No one checked on the boy until 9:30 a.m. the next morning, when his dad found him, Fornshell said.

In an interview with WDTN, Robert claimed his son was already in bed when he got home from work on March 15.

He said he found Austin unresponsive the next morning and called 911.

 Anna's trial date was set for Sept. 26. She faces 15 years to life in prison. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-91073267777887844262016-05-23T11:45:00.002-04:002016-05-23T11:48:41.545-04:00Trial begins for custodial dad of child found decomposed in crib (Medina, Ohio)True to the Dastardly Dads axiom, a killer dad's custody status will be "forgotten" by the time he goes to trial. See past posts here.

Here's a quote from a July 2015 article: "A man who told police he put bags of garbage in his young daughter's room to mask the smell of her decomposing body was granted sole custody of the toddler during a divorce last year."

So who gave this crazy sh** custody? Top secret as usual.

Dad is identified as ERIC WARFEL.

See the Killer Dads and Custody list for Ohio.

http://local12.com/news/nation-world/trial-begins-for-ohio-father-of-child-found-decomposed-in-crib

Trial begins for Ohio father of child found decomposed in crib

By WKRC |Monday, May 23rd 2016

MEDINA, Ohio (WKRC) - A trial is set to start Monday for the father of a 21-month-old Ohio girl whose decomposed body was found in a crib.
Eric Warfel is charged with abuse of a corpse and evidence tampering.
His daughter Ember's body was discovered by a cable worker last July in a Medina apartment.
Warfel had another daughter who died three years ago and it was ruled a "sudden unexplained infant death." firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-13630290718846604432016-05-20T13:32:00.001-04:002016-05-20T13:32:35.893-04:00Custodial dad accused of keeping 13-year-old daughter chained in basement (North Toledo, Ohio)The headline is quite misleading. It implies some random father and son kidnapped a girl. You have to go FIVE PARAGRAPHS down to find out that this was the victim's father and that this was basically a case of false imprisonment and torture, not "kidnapping" as such.

The girl has been led to believe that her mother simply took of for Las Vegas. I'm rather curious as to how she "knows" this. Is this what Daddy told her? The one who has kept her chained at the ankle?

I would seriously doubt anything this sick psychopath told this girl. And I think that it needs to be verified that the mother is in fact alive, or whether she has been "disappeared" or is deceased for any reason. Because frankly, it is very likely the father was also abusive to the mother of these kids.

http://www.toledoblade.com/Police-Fire/2016/05/19/Father-son-accused-of-kidnapping-13-year-old-girl.html

Published: Thursday, 5/19/2016 - Updated: 9 hours ago

 Father, son accused of kidnapping 13-year-old girl

 Bonds set at $500,000 each for Timothy and Esten Ciboro

 BLADE STAFF

 Police have arrested Timothy Ciboro, 53, and his son, Esten Ciboro, 27, on a charge of kidnapping a 13-year-old girl and shackling her to a support beam in the basement of this house at 825 Noble Street in Toledo.

 A 13-year-old girl rescued late Wednesday from a North Toledo home where she said she was kept shackled in a basement for as long as a year is now in foster care, along with two other children taken from the house, authorities said this afternoon.

 The girl was rescued when she managed to uncuff herself around 9 p.m. Wednesday with a spare key and run away after the suspects both went for a jog in a park, according to a Toledo police report.

 The girl was discovered by a woman who called police when she saw the girl walking in the 700 block of Water Street about 9:15 p.m. Wednesday. The woman told police the girl was carrying several bags and looked like a runaway. The woman told police that she went outside and convinced the victim to come indoors with her.

 Once inside, the girl told the woman that her mother had left her and her two siblings and went to Las Vegas. She then told the woman her dad had taken her in but she had run away "because she gets in trouble for wetting the bed," for which he "puts handcuffs on her ankles" and "makes her sleep in the basement."

 A judge set bonds at $500,000 each for the pair who were arrested at their residence early today and accused of kidnapping the girl, who told authorities she is the stepsister of younger defendant. The older defendant is a former Toledo firefighter.

 During her basement captivity, the girl said she was "fed spoiled and old scraps of food and forced to defecate and void in a bucket containing ammonia," according to court documents.

 During their arraignment in Toledo Municipal Court on charges of kidnapping and child endangerment, Timothy Ciboro, 53, and Esten Ciboro, 27, were ordered held at the Lucas County jail in lieu of the bond pending their preliminary hearing May 26.

 The victim told authorities she was "kept shackled by the ankle to a support beam in the basement of their [the suspects'] house for different periods of time, once lasting as long as a year," [and] kept in the dark, according to a criminal complaint filed with the court.

 The suspects were arrested about 1:40 a.m. at their house at 825 Noble St., where they live with the older suspect's three underage children.

The girl told police her mother had left them to go to Las Vegas. The girl was afraid to talk to the woman who discovered her on the street, according to the police report, because her captors had told her if she talked to strangers she would "get into more trouble." She told police she was put in the basement for wetting the bed.

 The girl told authorities she escaped by using a key to unshackle herself when the two suspect left the house to go for a jog in a park. She also told authorities she had not been to school since the first grade.

Robin Reese, the executive director of the Lucas County Children Services said that the agency has been aware of the Ciboro family since at least 2014 when someone saw the girl pick up a discarded bag of french fries from a a garbage container in a park and then eat them.

Service employees then stopped by the house but saw no signs of child abuse and left the girl there, she said.

 This time, children services removed all three children from the house and placed them in foster care, Ms. Reese said. All three are fine, she said, adding that the victim's hygiene was poor but she did not appear malnourished. It appears that the girl was the only child targeted for abuse by the suspects, she said.

 Ms. Reese said all three children were home-schooled, may be why the suspects escaped detection for a while, because "the education process is helpful to us to keep an eye on families."

 The spokesman refused to reveal the girl's name or the names and genders of her siblings.

 Timothy Ciboro was previously a Toledo firefighter until 2004, according to city and court records. Fire Chief Luis Santiago confirmed Mr. Ciboro was a firefighter.

 "I remember him and I remember him not being a very good employee," the chief said.

In 2007, Mr. Ciboro filed a lawsuit against the city fire department in federal court and several lawsuits in Lucas County Common Pleas Court against the city.

 He filed a harassment and wrongful termination suit against the city that year. He also filed a lawsuit against his union, Toledo Firefighters Local 92 for failure to represent, and a misuse of authority lawsuit against the arbitrator who heard his case. He was fired after being accused of demanding a discount on ice cream for a friend at a South Toledo ice cream stand in the summer of 2004.

 In U.S. District Court in Toledo, Mr. Ciboro filed a complaint on Feb. 21, 2007 over a separate incident at his fiancee's residence. In the lawsuit, Mr. Ciboro claimed he was assaulted by fire Lt. Rico Daugherty and Firefighter William Bruss in February, 2005, while they were treating a diabetic man, who became ill at the home of Mr. Ciboro's fiancee.

 Mr. Ciboro claimed he was shoved into a doorway and struck on the head, neck, and back in an altercation with firefighters. At the time, Mr. Ciboro was charged with two counts of misdemeanor assault and misconduct at an emergency. One of the assault charges was dismissed; a jury in Toledo Municipal Court found him not guilty of the other count. A judge found him guilty of misconduct at an emergency, a minor misdemeanor.

 Neighbor Maria Luna, 41, said the house was occupied by the father and three children, one of whom is believed to be the victim. They lived at the house for at least seven years.

 Family members mainly kept to themselves and were always respectful.

 "We've sat here watching everybody around us. We didn't notice anything. What did we miss?" she said.

 Travis Bell, 23, said he was shocked by the news of his neighbor. He described Tim Ciboro as standoffish, and said he attempted once to speak with him.

 "He just went into the house and closed the door," Mr. Bell said.

Mr. Bell said this incident reminded him of Ariel Castro in Cleveland. Castro hanged himself in prison in 2013 after being sentenced to more than 1,000 years when he pleaded guilty to 937 counts including kidnapping and rape involving three women he kept hostage in his home.

In 2013, three women who were held captive for more than a decade escaped when Castro left to get food from a nearby fast-food restaurant.

 Amanda Berry, Michelle Knight, and Gina DeJesus had been kidnapped when lured them into his vehicle with the offer of a ride, and held in his Seymour Avenue home. They escaped May 6, 2013. Two of the survivors were acquainted with Castro.

 Lucas County Children Services is still in the early stages of collecting information about the Ciboros, such as their previous employment history.

 "From our information, that name has been tied to that residence for quite some time but we don't know how long yet," Julie Malkin, Lucas County Children Services spokesman, said.

 "This one is an unusual situation and that's all I can say about it at this point," Ms. Malkin said. "We're still pulling information together." firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-84964295675932012392016-05-19T08:36:00.000-04:002016-05-19T08:36:18.077-04:00Lawyer: Dad in custody fight who threw infant son off bridge won't be convicted of murder; mom was denied restraining order (Middletown, Connecticut)We've posted on this case before. True to the Dastardly Dads axiom, lots of backstory is being "forgotten" as this case goes to trial. Namely that TONY MORENO had fought this mother for custody and had a history of domestic violence. And that the judge who denied the mother's restraining order and subsequently set up this murder actually had a name: BARRY C. PINKUS.

Past postings are here.

See the Killer Dads and Custody list for Connecticut.

http://fox61.com/2016/05/17/father-who-allegedly-threw-son-off-bridge-rejects-plea-lawyer-says-jury-wont-convict-him-of-murder/

Father who allegedly threw son off bridge rejects plea; lawyer says jury won't convict him of murder

 Posted 5:47 PM, May 17, 2016, by Samantha Schoenfeld and Laura Roberts, Updated at 12:33pm, May 18, 2016

 MIDDLETOWN--The Middletown father who police say threw his son off a bridge has rejected a plea deal offered by prosecutors.

 Tony Moreno is accused of killing his 7-month-old son Aaden on July 5, 2015 when he is said to have thrown the child off the Arrigoni Bridge, and then jumped off the bridge himself.

He was charged with murder and murder of a victim under the age of 16 and is being held on a $2 million bond.

 Moreno's lawyer, Norm Pattis, met with prosecutors in the judge's chambers on Tuesday to discuss a plea deal, however, negotiations broke down.

Now the case is expected to go to trial in January. Pattis told FOX 61, "The state wants to settle this case on terms we think are ridiculous. We're confident that a jury will not find Mr. Moreno guilty of murder and we'll take our chances at trial."

 Pattis could not tell us the terms of the plea because it could be prejudicial during sentencing, but he called the number "obscenely high."

Tony Moreno in court Last July, FOX 61 obtained a series of text messages exchanged between Moreno and the baby's mother, Adrianne Oyola, who had a restraining order out against Moreno weeks before the murder, but it was not extended at a hearing days before Aaden's death.

The text messages showed Moreno's mindset in the minutes before the incident.

 Pattis said, "The jury will hear from Mr. Moreno about what actually took place on the bridge that night, not what police officers browbeat him into discussing in the wake of his child's death. No one should be subjected to a custodial interview when they watched their child go over a bridge and tumble to their death, yet this is what passes for law enforcement etiquette in Middletown. I'm looking forward to cross-examining those officers."

 "We will unpack in studious detail what happened in the interrogation of Tony Moreno and a jury will decide whether what police got him to say is what happened or whether what Mr. Moreno will testify to is what happened," said Pattis. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-63648122320720590392016-05-18T16:37:00.001-04:002016-05-18T16:37:23.223-04:00Custodial dad stripped 8-year-old son named and chained him for five hours; mother has been "away" since boy was a baby (George Town, Malaysia)Are you kidding? Mom has been "away" since this boy was a baby?

Take a closer look at Daddy, the one who stripped an 8-year-old child naked and chained him up.

Do you think he is somehow incapable of beating, torturing, or even killing the boy's mother?

Do you think that even if she is still alive and well somewhere, she is able to come back and safely claim her son or "co-parent" with this torturer?

Honestly, the media just assumes we're all idiots. "Away" my @$$.

UNNAMED DAD.

http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/cops-to-refer-father-of-chained-boy-to-dpp

 Cops to refer father of chained boy to DPP

 Wednesday May 18, 2016 08:01 AM GMT+8

 GEORGE TOWN, May 18 ― Police will refer the case of a 45-year-old school van driver who allegedly stripped naked and chained his eight-year-old son at a stairway of his flat for five hours in Paya Terubong last weekend to the deputy public prosecutor's office soon for further action.

 George Town police chief ACP Mior Farid Alathrash Wahid said police had already recorded the father's statement and released him on police bail on Monday afternoon.

 "We would complete our investigation soon and submit the investigation papers to the DPP's office for the next course of action," he said adding that if there were any elements of abuse appropriate action would be taken under the Children Act 2001 for child abuse.

 In the incident, the father allegedly stripped his son naked and chained him for being naughty from 10pm on Saturday until 3am on Sunday.

 A resident spotted the boy when he came home on Saturday night and took photographs and a video, and uploaded them on his Facebook page. The photographs and video had gone viral since.

Following media reports on the incident, the police investigated the case although no police report was lodged by anyone.

 The boy has been placed under the care of the Welfare Department and police supervision since Monday.

 Department director Said Sidup said the boy was warded at the Penang Hospital for medical observation following his traumatic experience.

 "The boy's health and mental condition will be supervised by the medical officers. We want to make sure he is in normal health.

 "We are also trying to locate the mother of the boy who was said to be away since he was eight months' old," he said. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-40471808962348517032016-05-18T16:20:00.002-04:002016-05-18T16:20:22.173-04:00Dad charged with beating 8-year-old daughter during weekend custody/visitation time (Calumet, Oklahoma)Once again, it is highly likely Daddy had a history of violence and abuse before he separated from the mother. But of course he got his custody "rights" anyway.

Dad is identified as GREGORY BINGHAM.

http://kfor.com/2016/05/17/calumet-man-facing-charges-of-child-abuse/

Oklahoma man accused of beating his 8-year-old daughter multiple times

 Posted 6:46 pm, May 17, 2016, by Sheldra Brigham, Updated at 06:19am, May 18, 2016

CALUMET, Okla. - A Calumet man is facing charges of child abuse. He's accused of beating his daughter on and off over a 45-minute period.

 Gregory Bingham is facing one count of child abuse after returning his 8-year-old to her mother after a weekend visit at his home.

 "What happened is she had gone to pick up her daughter and she was changing her clothes so they could go to Yukon to another event. She realized she had severe bruising around her butt, thighs and legs," said Chris West.

 That's when Canadian County Undersheriff West said the mother called authorities.

 "When the mother realized the girl had been severely beaten, had bruised black and blue, I'm talking several dozen stripes from a leather belt. She reportedly had received multiple beatings in a 24-hour period," West said.

 The child was examined and questioned and her father, Bingham, was arrested. Deputies said he admitted the spanking was excessive.

 According to investigators, Bingham stated he spanked his daughter on her backside on eight separate occasions over a 45-minute period with three 'licks' each time for a total of 24 strikes.

 "Kids go through a lot of trauma when that happens, because kids are trusting to adults, especially parents," West said. It's the type of abuse officials are seeing more and more of - a line that is crossed when spanking turns to beating. "Oklahoma allows ordinary force, which includes spanking, paddling and switching. At DHS, we look at number of factors. The biggest one is the age. But, what's appropriate for a 13-year-old is not the same for a 3-year-old. So, we consider are there marks and where the bruises are located, the intent or reason for the discipline or punishment," said Katelynn Burns, DHS.

 Bingham is out of jail on a $10,000 bond. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9001645528933072916.post-20349188464829379282016-05-18T09:47:00.001-04:002016-05-18T09:47:52.044-04:00Murder charge will stand for joint custody dad in death of 3-year-old son (New Jersey)We've posted on joint custody dad DAVID CREATO JR. before.

See the Killer Dads and Custody list for New Jersey.

http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Murder-Charge-Against-Father-Will-Not-be-Dismissed-Judge-379700301.html

Murder Charge Will Stand for David Creato, Jr. in Death of Son: Judge

 A judge has refused to dismiss murder charges filed against a New Jersey father accused of killing his 3-year-old son.

 State Superior Court Judge John Kelley on Monday rejected a motion filed by Richard Fuschino Jr, the attorney for David Creato Jr.

 Fuschino claimed that a medical examiner acted improperly while determining the cause of death for Brendan Creato and later misled a grand jury. But Camden County prosecutors have called those arguments "absurd.''

 Prosecutors have said the boy suffered "homicidal violence.'' They say the 22-year-old Haddon Township man killed his son because the boy was impeding his relationship with a teenage girlfriend who allegedly resented Creato's dealings with the child's mother.

 Creato remains jailed on $750,000 bail. He has pleaded not guilty to murder and child endangerment. email@example.com


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A Message from the Mayor
Posted on June 9, 2016
On June 7, 2016, the Salida City Council passed Resolution 2016-59, i.e., cancelling the City Administrator's Employment Agreement effective June 30, 2016 and terminating the City Administrator's employment with the City effective June 30, 2016 absent approval and adoption by the City Council of a new Employment Agreement. The Council then set aside as moot […]
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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Barbara's primary job at the Salvation Army?
2. What is the relationship of Barbara and Stephen?
3. What is the relationship of Sarah and Stephen?
4. Who questions the morality of Mr. Undershaft's business?
5. How old is Lady Britomart?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Barbara still upset with Mr. Undershaft?
2. What are the decided travel arrangements to the foundry?
3. How open is Lady Britomart with her daughters about their financial situation?
4. Describe Snobby Price.
5. What types of money does Barbara refuse to accept?
6. How do Stephen and Mr. Undershaft feel about each other?
7. How did Jenny Hill help Bill Walker's girlfriend?
8. Describe Peter Shirley.
9. Why is Bill Walker upset when he arrives?
10. How does Mr. Undershaft react to Stephen standing up to Lady Britomart?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Irony is used throughout Major Barbara. Choose 3 examples of how Shaw uses irony and write about that usage.
Essay Topic 2
Forgiveness is a topic of discussion in Major Barbara. Choose 3 examples of forgiveness being given or withheld, and describe the effects on all characters. What are the benefits of forgiveness to both parties?
Essay Topic 3
The character of Major Barbara goes through the most significant changes throughout the play. Describe those significant changes and the events that lead to her changes.
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