floridamomma
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i still do not understand why no neglect charges were filed.
What's with this 'paramour' designation for Aharon?
kay:
I haven't heard anybody referred to as "paramour" in quite a while.
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What's with this 'paramour' designation for Aharon?
kay:
After reading the DCF reports I'm convinced Rayne allowed Cherish to go with Donald Smith. She has a history of neglect and expecting Cherish's safety to be other people's problem.
That poor child. I bet her own internal sense of danger was completely broken. She grew up seeing Rayne make false allegations to serve her own agenda, watched actual abuse get lied about or excused by DCF, was left at daycares, homeless shelters and (from what I recall) school when Rayne couldn't bothered to remember to get her. In Cherish's world other adults were responsible and took care of her and Rayne's reality wasn't trustworthy.
She was the perfect victim.
Florida child welfare investigators were called five times to the home where Cherish Perrywinkle lived before the 8-year-old was abducted and killed in June.
The report notes that Perrywinkle broke a plate over the head of someone whose name was redacted. She also accuses the person of sexually molesting Cherish, of which no evidence was presented.
The report notes the mother is prescribed medication but refuses to take it.
http://www.news4jax.com/news/dcf-re...ions/-/475880/21233306/-/6d5wmbz/-/index.html
ETA: seems to me- anytime she is accused- it is always someone else's fault.
I haven't heard anybody referred to as "paramour" in quite a while.
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i googled "dcf" &"paramour".... apparently it's normal talk for them?!
How very strange. I have to talk to the girls' caseworker today and I'm going to ask if they do it to and if so WHY.
Quoting myself here. I can't say that the paramour thing is #regional but I asked the girls' caseworker and a local JDR judge (he's married to a good friend) and neither of them have ever seen/used it. The CW said her office usually used "cohabiting partner" in their reports.