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Washington Child Cruelty Post Date: 28th Mar, 2014 - 3:57am / Post ID: #
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Is the subject of Child Abuse in Washington taboo?
If you mentioned to a local that you are a victim of Child Cruelty in Washington will that be taken with objection?
What steps are taken to protect victims in Washington Child Abuse?
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4 Juvenile Bodies Found in Washington D.C. Home
10th Jan, 2008 - 2:39am
Did the mother killed these children? She was at the home when the police arrived and found the bodies who seem to have been there for the past two weeks!
QUOTE WASHINGTON — The decomposing bodies of four young people were found Wednesday by U.S. Marshals delivering an eviction notice, and a woman who answered the door was taken into custody for questioning.
Investigators were trying to determine whether the woman was related to the four victims, who had been dead at least two weeks, authorities said. Her name was not released.
"She was apparently calm throughout," U.S. Marshals Service spokesman Cole Barnhart said.
Mayor Adrian Fenty said the condition of the bodies made it difficult to identify them. "It is going to take scientific tests run by the chief medical examiner's office," he said.
Police Chief Cathy Lanier said the bodies appeared to be of juveniles ranging in age from 5 to 18. Authorities were investigating how and when they died.
The case may not be ruled a homicide until the medical examiner determines the cause of death, police said. Lanier said there were no signs of forced entry into the home.
The bodies were found upstairs in the southeast Washington apartment, part of a block of virtually identical apartment houses near Bolling Air Force Base in one of this city's poorest areas, authorities said.
Larry Jones, who lives next door, said that a woman and two or three children live at the home but that he had not seen them since the summer. The children appeared healthy at the time, he said.
Jones added that in recent months he had noticed a "strange odor" coming through his vent.
"We thought it was probably dead mice in the vent or something," he said, adding that he had talked to the landlord about it.
D.C. Council member Marion Barry, who represents the neighborhood where the bodies were found, questioned why no one had reported the four missing.
"Somebody should have known that some people were not in school," said Barry, the former mayor.
D.C. Schools spokeswoman Mafara Hobson said none of the children thought to be living in the home was currently enrolled in the school system. One child at that address had attended Stuart-Hobson Elementary School but withdrew in 2006 as a fifth-grader, she said... Source 7a
Investigators were trying to determine whether the woman was related to the four victims, who had been dead at least two weeks, authorities said. Her name was not released.
"She was apparently calm throughout," U.S. Marshals Service spokesman Cole Barnhart said.
Mayor Adrian Fenty said the condition of the bodies made it difficult to identify them. "It is going to take scientific tests run by the chief medical examiner's office," he said.
Police Chief Cathy Lanier said the bodies appeared to be of juveniles ranging in age from 5 to 18. Authorities were investigating how and when they died.
The case may not be ruled a homicide until the medical examiner determines the cause of death, police said. Lanier said there were no signs of forced entry into the home.
The bodies were found upstairs in the southeast Washington apartment, part of a block of virtually identical apartment houses near Bolling Air Force Base in one of this city's poorest areas, authorities said.
Larry Jones, who lives next door, said that a woman and two or three children live at the home but that he had not seen them since the summer. The children appeared healthy at the time, he said.
Jones added that in recent months he had noticed a "strange odor" coming through his vent.
"We thought it was probably dead mice in the vent or something," he said, adding that he had talked to the landlord about it.
D.C. Council member Marion Barry, who represents the neighborhood where the bodies were found, questioned why no one had reported the four missing.
"Somebody should have known that some people were not in school," said Barry, the former mayor.
D.C. Schools spokeswoman Mafara Hobson said none of the children thought to be living in the home was currently enrolled in the school system. One child at that address had attended Stuart-Hobson Elementary School but withdrew in 2006 as a fifth-grader, she said... Source 7a
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Boy beaten for poor report card
Original Post Date: 24th Jun, 2008 - 12:53am
Another "boyfriend" story. 
I am so sick tired to read these type of stories and where the heck is the mother?
QUOTE SNOHOMISH, Wash. (AP) -- The Snohomish County sheriff's office says a 14-year-old Snohomish boy who came home with D's and F's on his report card was beaten with a stick until he bled.
Deputies were called Thursday to a home where a neighbor had taken in the boy. His buttocks were bloodied and bruised and he had red marks on his back. He also said he thought his left arm was broken and he that had been choked. He was taken to a hospital.
Deputies found the stick apparently used in beating the boy. It had broken into three pieces. Deputies arrested his mother's boyfriend.
The 41-year-old man said "the spanking was harsh" and he regretted it. He was jailed in Everett for investigation of domestic violence. Source 7t
Deputies were called Thursday to a home where a neighbor had taken in the boy. His buttocks were bloodied and bruised and he had red marks on his back. He also said he thought his left arm was broken and he that had been choked. He was taken to a hospital.
Deputies found the stick apparently used in beating the boy. It had broken into three pieces. Deputies arrested his mother's boyfriend.
The 41-year-old man said "the spanking was harsh" and he regretted it. He was jailed in Everett for investigation of domestic violence. Source 7t
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Look at this couple below, they are the face of monsters and represent all that is evil in the world because they prey on the innocent for their own morbidly grotesque acts.
QUOTE Prosecutors argued in court that Christopher Sefton and Lori Lloyd forced Sefton's 6-year-old son to live on a blended cocktail of hot dogs and cooking oil while physically abusing him and forcing him to work out and restricting his sleep, according to KOMO.
The boy, identified only as K., was reportedly emaciated and feeding himself out of school trash cans when officials finally came to his aid. Ref. Source 5p
The boy, identified only as K., was reportedly emaciated and feeding himself out of school trash cans when officials finally came to his aid. Ref. Source 5p
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