Frigga
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Nope. Not exactly “Wanting a sex offender as his children's guardian”
Per news reports: “the husband of the female he proposed as guardian had been accused of sexual abuse”
Difference between “sex offender” and “accused of sexual abuse”
It could be the person “accused of sexual abuse” is innocent and that the accusations were false and/or unfounded. Who knows? I don’t.
I’m hoping to minimize exaggeration of misinformation.
http://www.abc-7.com/story/30685282/judge-to-decide-fate-of-sievers-girls
LEE COUNTY - Judge Lee A. Schreiber ruled Monday that the two daughters of Mark and Teresa Sievers not be removed from their father's custody in the wake of his alleged involvement in his wife's June murder.
Schreiber said Monday that the Department of Children and Families did not prove the children were in imminent danger.
The ruling followed an argument by Mark Sievers' representatives that not enough evidence existed that the children were unsafe with him.
DCF argued that Mark Sievers' custody plan for the children, if he's arrested, is not appropriate -- claiming that the husband of the female he proposed as guardian had been accused of sexual abuse -- and that the girls could be in danger if they stayed with their father.
http://www.winknews.com/2015/12/04/case-regarding-custody-of-sievers-children-continued-to-monday/
I remember this from the time it was happening- it was a "verified sexual abuse report" and I remember AZ explaining exactly what it meant and it was NOT just an allegation. Even if I can locate her explanation I don't think I'm allowed to bring it over from a different thread. From the article:
"Mark Sievers made custody arrangements in case of his incarceration, but the person he chose was denied due to having a verified sexual abuse report, Allain said. She added that the department has a plan in place for the children in case of his arrest."
Alain is from the DCFS.