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Parents outraged after student charged with rape continues to play high-school football | branch, rape, MI

Parents outraged after student charged with rape continues to play high-school football | rape, mich - WWMT NEWSCHANNEL 3

September 13, 2011 9:47 PM
BRANCH COUNTY, Mich. (NEWSCHANNEL 3) – Controversy is developing in the community of Quincy.

Landis has been charged with two counts of criminal sexual conduct in the third degree, each count is a 15 year felony, but Landis has made bail, he's back at school, he's even playing football and that has some parents extremely upset.

After rape charges were filed, two men pulled the alleged victim into the woods and beat her... “I believe they were just trying to shut her up,” said the mother.

"[...] on Labor Day, the alleged victim went out for a jog.

“30 minutes later, calling me not knowing where she was,” said the mother, “she was in a wooded area and had been pulled into the woods by two gentlemen in black hoodies and beaten up.”

Sadly, the victim attempted suicide; fortunately, she survived.

“She had tried to take her life,” said the mother. “She's traumatized, she's mentioned how she can't get over it, she won't get over it, she doesn't know how to get over it, so the best thing she thought was to take her life so she didn't have to think about it.”
[...]
The mother of the alleged victim says her daughter was supposed to testify against Landis in a preliminary examination on Wednesday, but since she's not able to leave the hospital, that examination has been postponed.

Does anyone know how survivors of rape may inform this young lady that she will have a life following rape?

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Fundamentalist Christians ‘spanked’ daughter to death | Raw Replay

Fundamentalist Christians ‘spanked’ daughter to death | Raw Replay

Surprising Twist in CPS Case Medicating Baby

HOUSTON - For almost a year, Children's Protective Services was adamant about terminating David and Christina Harrison's parental rights [AGAIN].

That state agency's one and only reason? Both parents tested positive for cocaine. [following release of protected medical records when mom required an Emergency Appendectomy]

[...]
11 months ago CPS took custody of Rachel.

Her parents didn't see her for months.

When they finally did they said they couldn't believe what they were seeing.

Here's Rachel a week before CPS takes her away from her mom and dad.

This is what she looked like after 6 months in CPS care.

"She'd be drooling at the mouth her tongue would be hanging out she couldn't focus, it was terrible," Debbie Flores, Rachel's grandmother said. "I'd ask them is she on drugs and they said no."

In January CPS admitted in court that the then 3-year-old was put on a number of psychotropic drugs including Risperidone, a drug commonly used to treat Schizophrenia.

According to court transcripts and hearings we attended, CPS had no proof Rachel was mistreated or neglected by her parents in any way.

"On the contrary there was tremendous testimony on how this little girl acted out while in foster care," attorney Tom Sanders said.

In one court hearing Associate Judge Steven Newhouse pointed out quote, "There's no evidence the child had any behavioral issues before CPS came into her life, as soon as CPS takes her now she needs help."

For the last 11 months Rachel's parents and grandmother kept hearing the same thing from CPS.
"All along they said we would never get her back that we would never see her again," Flores said.

But on Tuesday the assistant county attorney representing CPS non-suited the case.

"They've dismissed their cause of action," Sanders said. "The case is over, the parents do not have to come to court any longer."

Just like that CPS does a complete about face.

The County Attorney's office tells us all the parties involved now believe it's in Rachel's best interest to be with her parents.

That decision was based on Mom and Dad completion of CPS requirement them to do and months of negative drug tests.

"I'm ecstatic," Rachel's father said. "I'm glad to get this case over and move on, knowing my little girl is going to be in my custody and my care is a big load off my shoulders right now."

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http://www.myfoxhouston.com/dpp/news/investigates/110608-child-protective-services#ixzz1Ou66LOfm