Thursday, April 23, 2015

Assaulting abusive guards results in nine additional years

In 2011, guards broke the child's arm and denied medical care, a massive investigation resulted in, "The child accepting full responsibility" for the actions of three guards. Keep in mind this child is very short in stature. Most guards are built like refrigerators.

When he had enough abuse, he turned the violence back on the guards and as a minor, he was sentenced to nine years for assaulting a guard at the Corsicana Texas Youth Commission's facility. 

With all the violence going on in Corsicana, every single Corsicana Youth entered the Texas Prison System at the age of majority. We must find a way to stop prison guards from beating him, breaking his bones, denying medical care, and charging the minor child with crimes against guards, who continued to beat him. When he became an adult, the Texas Youth Commission shifted responsibility to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. How many children leave foster care via the Texas Youth Commission and the Texas Department of Corrections?

In 2011, Corsicana Texas Youth program was in extreme distress; guards having sex with clients, abuse of power, and increased violence. According to the Texas Tribune:
The campus, they wrote, “continues to pose a risk to the vulnerable youth population it serves as hazardous debris and glass are continually unearthed after rain or strong winds.” The roughly 90 youths at the facility, most of whom had been diagnosed with severe mental illnesses and who had committed replacement.
When Corsicana was finally emptied by the Texas Legislature in December 2013, many in the world of juvenile justice reform already viewed the facility as dangerous and unsalvageable. A federal Bureau of Justice Statistics report found that in 2008, 23 percent of Corsicana inmates reported having had sexual relations with staff. Violence was up as well; in 2012, the facility was responsible for 32 percent of all violent incidents in the juvenile justice agency, despite housing only 10 percent of the agency’s youths.



Abuse in foster care


In September 2005, four of the five children returned home to their mother. These are snippets from lengthy conversations wherein the children alleged every abuse imaginable. More videos will be added of these conversations, which tell the true story of life in Texas abusive foster care system.

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Minor sentenced to nine years for assaulting a guard three times his size

The most complex case began in 2004, when 30 days after moving to Texas, CPS removed five children from their mother and step-dad. Unable to obtain the younger child’s medication, and while the child was experiencing uncontrollable meltdowns at school, he blurted out details of an incident that occurred in WI, 18 months prior, and resolved to WI social worker’s satisfaction.

CPS removed and placed all five children in psychiatric hospitals. In 2015, the child, who made the outcry of sexual abuse in 2004, has advanced to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

As a minor, he was sentenced to nine years for assaulting a guard. We must find a way to stop prison guards from beating him, breaking his bones, denying medical care, and charging the minor child with crimes against guards, who continued to beat him. When he became an adult, the Texas Youth Commission shifted responsibility to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. How many children leave foster care via the Texas Youth Commission and the Texas Department of Corrections?

As an adult, he was recently found unconscious in his jail cell --an overdose. While he was unconscious, a guard beat his head and face. He was transferred to ICU at UTMB in Galveston, unconscious, with a busted skull, and blackened eyes. He regained consciousness after a week and was unable to talk or know simple information. The Ombudsman wrote: "The Inmate refused to identify guards who assaulted him." He was unconscious!! He fought for survival from age nine, when thrust into an abusive foster care system through no fault of his own.

How will he learn to live in the real world?

Monday, March 30, 2015

Child accepts responsibility for guards' breaking bones


In August 2007, Judge Laura Parker gave approval for Hope4KidZ’ director to take Layne to New York for medical and psychiatric testing, freely monitored and administered by Dr. Louis Pupo and forensic psychologist Jill Jones-Soderman.

Successful in Wisconsin schools
In September 2007, Child Protective Services removed the boys from their mother’s care, citing neglectful supervision. Although approved by Judge Laura Parker, CPS prevented Hope4KidZ from obtaining the medical and psychiatric testing that responsible parents of children with disabilities obtain, to ensure an accurate diagnosis of physical, mental, environmental lead poisoning, and developmental issues, as presented by minor children. The Autism Society of San Antonio provides helpful resources.

As of Sunday, April 17, 2011, CPS denied two children with severe disabilities, complete medical and psychological evaluations, and assessments. The first requests to CPS for complete evaluations and assessments began in September 2004; when the boys were ages 9 and 11.

DFPS RESULTS:
Layne, age 15, remains locked in the Corsicana Residential Treatment Center without any progress. When the child recently accepted full responsibility for three guards dislocating his shoulder and breaking his arm in the hallway of the school, the agency was pleased to see the child take responsibility for his actions. The adults do not accept responsibility for breaking his arm, dislocating his shoulder, forcing his shoulder back into the cuff, and for refusing medical care for a broken bone that was dislocated, as in a twisted arm break.

The child’s actions? With permission, he left his classroom to retrieve a point sheet from another room. When the hallway guard engaged the 15 year old, with extreme short stature, an attempt to retrieve a point sheet resulted in three guards physically dislocating his shoulder and breaking his arm.

The child accepted full responsibility for the actions of three guards. I am certain the child did not respond well to the hall-monitor talking in the hood-kinda’ language they use at the Corsicana RTC, and the guard’s attempt to incite a child with aggressive issues worked extremely well. The child accepted full responsibility. The child was the victim of three guards assaulting him, breaking his arm, dislocating his shoulder, and the refusal to seek appropriate medical care.

Wait until you see what happens when the child is fed up with being abused and decides to fight back, with a fresh chicken bone!

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Layne ~ Foster Care to Juvenile Detention to Texas Prison Systems


Taken into foster care at age 9 and placed into institutional housing, when Layne was released from foster care, he thought he had been locked up for over a year, "for fighting with my brothers." His release was short-lived because he was terrified of CPS returning and taking him and his siblings. He lived in absolute terror until the school realized the error in suspending indefinitely, a child in special education. Realizing this was a violation of the Texas Education Policies, a home-bound teacher was provided to assist Layne in attaining his Individualized Education Program.



Tuesday, March 24, 2015

Layne ~ Foster Care to Juvenile Detention




We have a child in state foster care, who is in solitary confinement more often than not. Since September 14, 2006, Corsicana Juvie cannot figure out how to help a child, who was poisoned by his environment. According to the CDC, no level of lead is safe.

We must help this child who was wrongly convicted!

We positively can prove this child was wrongfully adjudicated. After FOUR months, held in the San Antonio Juvenile Detention Center, the child signed papers (a plea agreement) that he thought would let him go home.

The child was wrongly convicted and without an investigation. Law enforcement refused to take statements from 13 and 10 year-old witnesses, who were present and awake. Child passed a polygraph. Attorneys refused to defend this boy and he plead guilty to committing a felony that he had denied since age 10.

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Judge Rotenberg Center torturing a person with a disability a...

This is real and legal treatment at the Judge Rotenberg Center






Graphic and disturbing footage.
This comes from Fox News. No copyright infringement intended. ALL rights belong to Fox.
News Story: http://www.myfoxboston.com/dpp/news/undercover/video-of-teen-restrained-shocked-for-hours-to-be-played-in-court-20120410

Learn: http://autistichoya.blogspot.com

If you are horrified, disgusted, and sickened by what you just watched, please contact the members of the Massachusetts Joint Committee on Children, Families, and Persons with Disabilities. There are four bills currently assigned to that committee that target the JRC. Read more about the bills (and see links to their full text) here: http://www.autismeducationproject.org/judge-rotenberg-center.html

The Senate Chair is Michael Rodrigues
617-722-1114
Michael.Rodrigues@masenate.gov

The House Chair is Kay Khan
617-722-2011
Kay.Khan@mahouse.gov

Call and email and let the members of the Committee know that you support S. 49, S. 50, S. 51, and H. 77. Urge them to report those bills favorably from committee.

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Justice experts say sex offender registry ruins a juvenile's 2nd chance - Dallas Morning News

Justice experts say sex offender registry ruins a juvenile's 2nd chance

By DIANE JENNINGS / The Dallas Morning News
djennings@dallasnews.com

The faces of child sex offenders are startling – chubby cheeks, big eyes, a mop of hair, or wispy strands held back with barrettes. The descriptions on Texas' public registry are equally jolting: 4 feet tall, 65 pounds; 4 feet, 2 inches, 70 pounds.

"Those are not the people that we're walking around terrified of," says Michele Deitch, a University of Texas law professor.

The inclusion of children as young as 10 on the state's public sex offender registry is a little-known policy – even to juvenile justice experts such as Deitch.

"I'm absolutely a little bit shocked that kids that young can be on the list," says Deitch, who teaches juvenile justice policy at the LBJ School of Public Affairs.

She's stunned because public registration contradicts the purpose of juvenile justice: to give kids a second chance. In the case of some juvenile sex offenders, their criminal records are off limits, but information about their crime is easily accessible on the Internet.

"It is a terrible situation," Deitch says. "The juvenile justice system is designed to rehabilitate kids and to make sure that they can change."

According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, there is no minimum age for inclusion on the state list. But a child must be at least 10 to be handled by the state juvenile justice system, so a judge may order an offender that young to register. [...]

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Friday, October 8, 2010

Abandoned to the State

Thank you to Parental Rights for Up-To-Date Court Rulings
Did you know that your rights as a parent end at the door to your child’s public school?

When our child goes to public school, we, as parents abandon [our] responsibility to the state.”

[...]
District of Massachusetts in that case held that “Parents do have a fundamental right to raise their children. They are not required to abandon that responsibility to the state. [They] may send their children to a private school…. They may also educate their children at home.” In other words, the court outlined three options for parents: [1] send your child to private school, [2] teach them at home, or [3] “abandon [your] responsibility to the state.”

The court further held that allowing students to opt out of offensive materials “might also undermine the [school’s] efforts to educate the remaining other students to understand” the subject being taught.

In 2008, the Supreme Court refused to grant review to this case, leaving the District Court’s decision to stand as precedent nationwide. Parents who believe they have a right to opt a child out of offensive material in the public school, therefore, should think again; the courts have already decided otherwise. (Read more on this case here.

The proposed Parental Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution will restore the responsibility of all government institutions (including public schools) to treat parental rights as a fundamental right. As a result, these rights will have to be respected even inside the school, and not evaporate at the front door."


Take action now to restore this and other reasonable rights of parents by signing the petitionto support the Parental Rights Amendment.

Reference:
Abandoned to the state. Parental Rights. Retrieved with permission on October 8, 2010 at http://parentalrightsus.org/parker/
[Emphasis added]

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Written by 13 year-old child in TX Residential State Foster Care,


who is being abused in foster care:


My Life

I learned a man spoke last night

Of the wonders and terrors of the world

Of how to live right

Of how not to live wrong

He talked and talked and made me happy for awhile

And then he was gone

And I was alone

In the wonders and terrors of the world

And I was sadly happy

And I understood

That I was truly alone

Forever more alone

That I had my own wonders and terrors

He had seen and known

Now I have seen and known the wonders and terrors of my life.


13... Now 15 year-old child in Texas residential foster care and not allowed to attend a single hearing in six years!


November 12, Michael Owens, age 16, killed in illegally performed restraint. Michael, the FOURTH Daystar and Shiloh RTC's.

Once AGAIN, Cheryl Davis has not been charged with a crime! Foster Children comprise more than 1/3 the population of children attending Jamies House Charter School

YouTube killed the video that is viral and there are more copies!
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On Friday, November 12, Michael Owens, age 16, was killed in one of many illegally performed restraint. Michael is the FOURTH child to die in Daystar and Shiloh RTC's.

Clay Dean Hill owns Daystar.

Years of investigations, probations, state sanctions, and evidence of an inability to care for the most severely challenged children in foster care, with four children dying in their care and the state of Texas has done nothing.

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Hope4KidZ ~ Children in Foster Care Deserve Better Care: ~ children are home-schooled due to being kicked out of school~ LIE

Affidavit, Sworn to under penalty of law to obtain a warrant and remove Three Boys Who Need OUR Help~Hope4KidZ ~Investigator for CPS Swears, "The children are home-schooled due to being kicked out of school." Why did CPS leave the courthouse to go to each child's school to remove them? More often than not, the Affidavit makes a character assasination, followed with "do not know."

We have remained relatively quiet over the last six years of abuse, perpetrated by CPS and the actors around this family. SIX years without CPS creating chaos. Judge Montemayor ordered Avila and Gomez from intruding into the family therapy sessions, in the children's home.

All FIVE children have been denied a free appropriate public education since entering Texas in August of 2004. Thirty-five days later, Bexar County, San Antonio took all five children into state foster care.

Identified as Children with Special Needs, as young as two years old in the Northern State known for Lead Poisoning.
Two children have reported rape in foster care. The outcries have been ignored and deemed "consensual" because they are in state protective care?!

This mother and "step" dad have remained active as allowed by CPS. CPS has denied visitation and knowledge to parents of child's location for over four months while an adoption was planned. Parents were allowed to "try him out."