MsFacetious
What a Kerfuffle...
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I maintain while a child is missing, the child support should be routed into an account that the custodial parent does not have access to. Then if the child does come back, whoever gets custody will have that child support there. If they are found murdered then that money wasn't spent by the killer.
How do you allow child support to be INCREASED for a child who is missing, likely murdered by the custodial parent?
"Here, whatever you did to her and then not cooperating with anyone must be really stressful, go buy more cigarettes with her child support money." :banghead:
(Though I am relieved it's a low amount, since he didn't ever SEE the child.)
A psychic will inform detectives she believes Kiesha Abrahams's sister could hold the secret to the circumstances that unfolded immediately before the six-year-old disappeared.
She said she had seen three-year-old B - who has a different father to Kiesha - in a vision and that her dark eyes looked frightened, indicating that she may have witnessed some kind of struggle.
She said: ''I was seeing this little girl and she was scared, she was really scared. I think Kiesha was quite a cheeky little girl, I think she used to answer back and I don't think that was liked.''
Detective Inspector Russell Oxford said officers had spent time with B but he thought it unlikely she would be able to help the investigation: ''We would not dismiss anything a psychic may say but are struggling to get any sense out of B, she is quite immature for her age.''
Chris Weippeart, the biological father of Kiesha who says he hasn't seen his daughter for three years, is to be interviewed again by police tomorrow after new allegations were made against him, according to his family. It is not known who has made the allegations.
He spent yesterday - his 27th birthday - still pondering Kiesha's plight (she was reported missing by her mother, Kristi Abrahams, four weeks ago).
He received notification last week that his maintenance contribution for the child has been increased, from $13.95 to $20.97 a week.
Among the detectives on the case is a female officer who was involved in investigating the death of Ayden, the brother of Kiesha who died in 2002 from what was reported to be sudden infant death syndrome.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/psychic-s...ds-clues-to-disappearance-20100828-13wvk.html
How do you allow child support to be INCREASED for a child who is missing, likely murdered by the custodial parent?
"Here, whatever you did to her and then not cooperating with anyone must be really stressful, go buy more cigarettes with her child support money." :banghead:
(Though I am relieved it's a low amount, since he didn't ever SEE the child.)
A psychic will inform detectives she believes Kiesha Abrahams's sister could hold the secret to the circumstances that unfolded immediately before the six-year-old disappeared.
She said she had seen three-year-old B - who has a different father to Kiesha - in a vision and that her dark eyes looked frightened, indicating that she may have witnessed some kind of struggle.
She said: ''I was seeing this little girl and she was scared, she was really scared. I think Kiesha was quite a cheeky little girl, I think she used to answer back and I don't think that was liked.''
Detective Inspector Russell Oxford said officers had spent time with B but he thought it unlikely she would be able to help the investigation: ''We would not dismiss anything a psychic may say but are struggling to get any sense out of B, she is quite immature for her age.''
Chris Weippeart, the biological father of Kiesha who says he hasn't seen his daughter for three years, is to be interviewed again by police tomorrow after new allegations were made against him, according to his family. It is not known who has made the allegations.
He spent yesterday - his 27th birthday - still pondering Kiesha's plight (she was reported missing by her mother, Kristi Abrahams, four weeks ago).
He received notification last week that his maintenance contribution for the child has been increased, from $13.95 to $20.97 a week.
Among the detectives on the case is a female officer who was involved in investigating the death of Ayden, the brother of Kiesha who died in 2002 from what was reported to be sudden infant death syndrome.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/psychic-s...ds-clues-to-disappearance-20100828-13wvk.html