NC Analyzer
Verified Professional - Child Protective Services
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- Jan 11, 2011
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His excuse was that it was a miscommunication. Hard to be that if he didn't communicate at all.
I never trusted him after that period. Actually I didn't trust him before that.
He also one time wanted them to visit in NC, he wanted me to drop them off at Stapleton International, but refused to tell me what time, what flight, what airline, when they would go, when they would return, IF anyone was flying with them, nothing. Supposedly his grandparents had the tickets and were going to meet me there. Under the advice of my attorney, (which wasn't needed because I had enough common sense) I did not take the children to the airport. He was p-o'd and couldn't understand, Stapleton was a HUGE airport and flights started leaving at around 5 am. I had no intention of sitting in an airport with two children waiting for someone to come at sometime to take them somewhere that I could not verify, to a state where I had no idea of a home address, a home phone, nothing other than he lived in NC. Call me stupid, a beyotch, but I wasn't going to do it. He took me to court and the judge agreed with me. The only flight after that was to Colo and was provided with all information needed and expected.
No communication and "miscommunication" appear to work well for him. JMO
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Thank you for providing this information. This must be painful for you considering how awful it must be for your own children. I just want to give you a big hug to pass along to them.