1.
It
astounds us that parents going for help have their children removed. This
case enhances our research that happens throughout the UK. Children are
also being removed reporting suspected abuse (this happened to me personally
and members of my family worked within Social Services, they were trained to
spot abuse, read my blog)
2.
Adoption
is final. Our own research, and common sense, shows that not seeing your child
ever again is mutual, inhumane and parents are treated worse than persons that
have committed murder. One person said in the media that adoption is 2nd
to the death penalty (citation needed on the author of this comment) Mr John
David Corden, social worker. We are not talking about parents that have
actually neglected, abused or harmed their children, we are talking about
parents reporting abuse or going for help. However, contra to this,
social workers are placing children with parents that are a risk, whereas
children were returned to parents that abused their children. Social Workers
use future risk of, something no one can defend against, but have no concerns
of parents that any reasonable person would be considered a risk to their
child. Many parents have attempted suicide or experienced trauma after
having children removed, those that have never committed suicide previously. In my case I have PTSD.
3.
In my
case, and parents across the UK have experienced inaccurate reports written
against them. These are given to psychologists, known in family courts as
“expert witnesses”. We are NOT allowed to prove that reports are
inaccurate, should we prove to psychologists that social workers have lied we
are deemed having a mental illness or paranoid. Dr Hibbert was recently
summons to the Old Bailey employed by social services at around £40000 a week
falsely diagnosing parents to support social services. Dr Hibbert also
removed children from a parent that burnt the pasta. When I was sent to be interviewed by the
Court appointed Psychologist, I spent 3 hours (which was reported as 7 hours)
with him. Everything we had discussed
was distorted into something that resembled a Criminal Behaviours episode. It was so fictional even I don’t recognise my
self.
4.
The
government summons a report compiled by Pro Jane Ireland. Pro Ireland
criticised expert witnesses employed by social services. A high percentage
of reports were poor and most were not even qualified. My expert witness
criticised me stating as fact it was wrong to report abuse, that he had
concerns that I did NOT drink smoke or take drugs, and recommended I be
supervised because I reported social services to police and secretly taped him
and social workers blatantly covering up child sexual abuse. The question I ask
what is worse the person that covers up child abuse or the person who exposes
the cover up?
1.
“Noting
that she had strong support from a loving family and from social services, he
said:” Prior to adoption social services have to legally pass the child to
extended family, our research suggests that this NEVER happens, we believe that
this is due to foster care makes councils money, received directly from the
government. I believe, and someone please correct me if I am wrong, £2000
per week per child to which £400 goes to the foster carer (tax free). Why
in my case was the extended family never notified? What was reported was the questionability or suitability
of my family having the children. Social
Workers have recorded that I did not want my family involved query
suitability. My step mother was a senior
social worker, my father retired from the RAF, my sister (younger) worked in
Safeguarding Children and LAC, my brother in law former director of Suffolk social
services and my sister (older) is a child psychologist.
2.
Research
suggests that Social Services, after removal of the child, gag parents not to
speak out, and leave parents with NO support. Social Services should have
supported this parent. “It could be described as a cry for help.” Where
were social services? They criticised this parent for not accepting the
help but did I not go to them for help. This is the same every time
social workers twist reports. I asked
them, I highlighted my concerns and they twisted it so grossly into me being
the perpetrator.
3.
“But he
said that he and other colleagues had been impressed by the ‘high quality of
interaction’ between father and child and that he had been ‘dignified and
honest’ in his work with social services.” A per question 6 said he was
“ambivalent” with support but impressed by the interaction. This is a
total contradiction of this parent’s ability to parent his child. Nearly
all parents that report abuse or seek help have their children removed.
Social Services said they were impressed by the support so why adopt the child?
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