jk204
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I've been chewing on this, combined w/your first post of the thread, this morning. If you've got any further tidbits, I'm all ears. :lookingitup: .
More specifically regarding the Children Services proceedings:
*http://www.cincinnati.com/story/new...scoff-pike-county-sheriffs-comments/88507184/
“As the sheriff of this county, I fear if information is released it would put the minor children or their caregivers in grave danger"
*http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2016/09/01/judge-rhoden-kid-case-remains-closed/89735090/
Pike County Juvenile Court Judge Robert Rosenberger ruled that public access to court hearings and records related to a now five-month girl and 11-month-old boy “could harm the children or their custodians.”
"The Court does not believe that threat of harm has diminished with the passage of time,'' Rosenberg wrote.
See also TR interview about the gag order. No one can tell where are the children.
I would interpret in the following manner his concerns with respect to the scenarios I described:
Scenario A) Having the children
If the children are not going with the right custodians, the custodians could be in danger
Scenario B) Saving the children
If the children are not going to custodians with the right moral standards then the custodians could be in danger.
Or C) in the alternative scenario of a deep rooted and active family feud.
If the children are going with the wrong custodians then custodians are in danger.
In my opinion, any of the other motives discussed, would not justify the court decision: drug trade, revenge for a CR crime, messed with the wrong person, narced....