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1:50 PM 420 for this worker spoke with Holly McAdam’s. Holly took CJ over to Christina’s home for a visit with Sophia. Holly knocked on the door, but there was no answer, no one was home. This worker informed Holly that Sophia was still on vacation. This worker was informed that Christina asked for the visit in Holly's home instead of her own home. Holly did not want to do the visit in her home, due to Holly ends up doing all the work. Holly spoke about the weekend prior it was her husband's birthday and she and her husband went out on a date. CJ and Gracie were being watched by their grandma Carol. Christina called Holly, Christina's told Holly she would meet her at the Olive branch to take the children to her mom Carol home because Carol did not have car seats. Holly questioned how Christina had a car. Christina said that a friend that was working let her borrow her car. Holly reminded Christina that she could not be alone in the

Jesse and Dexter talk. She tells him that the night before she heard Rita and Buck saying that he killed their bus driver. She gets scared and starts to cry. After hearing this, the boys decide that they need to leave. Back at Valley Gardens the parents are receiving the phone calls from Juan regarding the ransom. All the parents are discussing with their spouses the amount of the ransom are making plans to get the money except. But, Dexter’s uncle still hasn’t heard about the kidnapping yet. The parents are also faced with the question of whether or not to call the police. Back at the cabin, the kids finally decide that Marianne will distract Rita while Buck’s gone so Jesse can sneak and get the keys to the storage room to unlock the boys later. When Buck comes home, he and Rita go to sleep and the girls unlock the boys. The plan is to have Dexter hotwire the car with Glenn’s help, and for Bruce to transport messages between the boys and girls. Jesse and Marianne go back to the bunk beds and await the message from Bruce that they are ready when she hears Buck get out of bed and go into the kitchen. She tries to get Buck to go back to bed when the door comes open slowly and in walks Bruce. Bruce says quietly that they got the car hotwired, then he sees Buck. Jesse shouts ‘run’ and all three boys take off down the hill. The girls screamed when a pistol shot rang out throughout the forest. They saw a dark figure drop onto the ground. Once in

Shalonda is from place to place, from Neshoba County, to Lauderdale County. She left Lauderdale County for several reasons; the maternal grandmother took pictures to the DHS office of the kids being abused, DHS was looking for her, and for other reasons. Shalonda constantly beats the children with her fist, belt and switches. Branderius has old scars on his body, and the reporter notes for the worker to take his clothes off to view them. Branderius has stated that his mother does not love him, and he is going to leave when he’s older. Shalonda also allow her boyfriend to abuse Branderius. Jakavian has sickle cell ‘real bad’. Shalonda took him to the doctor because is stomach was swollen, but she did not tell them the reason it was swollen.

Ten years after Elisa’s Conway death, Dru is a mother with two children. The Children are twins,Stan and Kat. They both are sixteen. One of their friends has decided to jump the Nail and their friends name is Scooter Jr. People called him Junior, son of Scooter. Kat as a snitch, she told her mom. The next day Dru wanted to talk to Scooter. She went by his house and they talked for a while. She told him about his son. Scooter was telling him not to. He was scared for him and then he told Dru to leave them to go. Scooter told his son about Elisa.

Carley goes to visit her mother, and they fight and argue about Carley’s new life. When Carley leaves her mother's room, her mother screams, “That family can have you.” The next day, a family service agent comes to get Carley because her mom wants to see her again. Carley’s mother tells Carley that she signed her over to foster care, and Carley left the room in tears.When she gets home, she remembers the night of the accident and that her mother protected her that night. Later that night, Carley and Mrs. Murphy talk and Carley finds out that Mrs. Murphy was also a foster child. The conversation ended with Mrs. Murphy telling Carley that she can do anything she put her mind to.

her younger brother Jonas, and her head strong mother are separated from their father and deported to

While getting her bike around the building of her grandmother’s apartment complex she was taken by her abductor. Temar wasn’t aware of the situation until a searcher walked up to him and his friend if they had seen the girl. Both replying no they caught interest and when to Jocelyn’s grandmother's house to see what the commotion was about. After learning what happened Tamar and a friend road around the neighborhood looking for the 5 year old girl. After riding around awhile the Temar spotted a maroon Chevy with Jocelyn and her abductor on board.

Upon arriving to the home Ms. Erazo was sitting in the kitchen with the mother Ms. Correa. CPS introduces herself and provide and update on the case. Upon the arrival of Ms. Spence CPS Saunders provided a summary of the case and the reason Tionne was placed in foster care.

UCM: CPSW did a home visit to Ms. Brenda Borkovec's home. Both children were in the living room playing together. Also, Ms. Brenda was in the living room holding Aydden and feeding him. Ms. Brenda stated that she has not received any papers regarding her foster care license. Ms. Brenda stated that she is frustrated with the process and that it has taken a longer time. Ms. Brenda mentioned that it has taken a long time for her to complete her fingerprint. She reported that currently she is waiting the background study and fingerprint forms to be sent to her. Ms. Borkovec's phone ring and it was Elizabeth Borkovec. Ms. Brenda asked CPSW if Elizabeth can come and join the meeting. CPSW approved it and Elizabeth Borkovec showed up less than 5 minutes.

After dinner one night, Wes suggested that David and his mother go for a walk as he wanted to talk to Marie again. But they didn’t go far, they went to their backyard. David decides to ask his mother what was going on, even though he already knew. She reply’s with saying that there may be possible trouble with the Indians. He asks his mother many questions about the Marie situations, but she gives him vague answers.

From the tone of Mick’s voice, the alcohol acts a sedative to numb the pain from his past. This motive for drinking is also evident through Lisa’s brother, Jimmy, after he loses both his girlfriend, Adelaine, and his goal in becoming an Olympic swimmer. The legacy of residential school is also manifested in Trudy and Tab’s mother-daughter relationship. Tab becomes the victim of her mother’s psychological and emotional upheaval that is a result from her childhood. In the grip of alcohol, Trudy often mistreats Tab. Removed from a family environment and placed in a reformation school, individuals return not only emotionally and psychologically scarred, but also unable to reestablish their own functional family. Tab confesses to Lisa that she wishes she had a mother like hers, saying, “You’re lucky. You’re really lucky that your dad was too young to go to rez school. [...] Just Mick and my mum went and it fucked them up” (Robinson 254). Trudy’s sister Kate also notes that Trudy “thinks Mother’s dirt, while she goes out and parties and treats Tab worse than what she blames Mother for” (Robinson 285).

Worker went to the home of Billy Norton, the foster parent of the breeden children, for a home visit. Worker was greeted at the door by Josilynn. Both children had just had a bath. The children, worker, and Billy sat in the livingroom talking. Worker questioned about where the children would be attending school Josilynn would be going to Grigsby and Hayden Wilison. The children do not have a dentist at this time. Josilynn was seen while residing with her grandmother and Hayden was seen at the mobile clinic at the daycare. Billy has not received the paperwork for the dental work done at the daycare. Worker questioned Billy about taking Hayden to the doctor to be seen because the excessive urinating. Billy states that he is on a waiting list at the doctors office he wishes to take the children to. Worker gave Billy the information about the back pack drive. Worker spoke about the doom buggy accident. Billy stated that he was beat up pretty badly and sold the doom buggy within days after the accident. Worker spoke about Josilynn receiving a hover board for her birthday. Billy is going to talk to Sarah about bring the hover board to the house. Worker is concerned after the accident with Hayden. Worker asked the mother to get elbow pads knee pads and a helmet for Josilynn.

On 8/15/17 a scheduled home visit completed with the Byars family. Upon arrival the worker was greeted at the door by Connor followed by Mr. Byars. Entering the home Lilah was in the kitchen siting in Mrs. Byars lap. The worker introduced herself to Naima (the eldest) along with rest of children. The worker sat around the family table and developed rapport with family. According to Mrs. Byars the children misses her at the home and they cries when she leaves at night. Mrs. Byars said that she and Naima speak more than one language. Connor and Lailah are adjusting in daycare. Though Lilah is having some temper issue with her teacher. The worker spoke with Naime to hear her side of the story regarding her mother’s overdose. According

This shows that the relationship with the mother and kids was very unstable in a way. The children then went out their way to pull a prank out in the street and risk Tiffany, the youngest sibling’s life. This was very dangerous but the children did not give off any fear from attempting the act.

To make her life better. Why didn't I? I could have turned to my parents, I suppose. It would have blown up my family in an instant. Instead of my siblings and I kept everything to ourselves, and rather than blowing up in an instant my family broke apart slowly.” Trizon noticed that because he never stood up for her, she lost her freedom to live. Lola never felt happy because she was under the families power. She was a enslaved all her life. Lola was never educated like normal people she never knew how to read or write. She never felt loved by her parents, like the way Tizon’s parents loved him and his sibling. Tizon sees how Lola never had the opportunity to see the world and what the world had to offer her. He realized that not talking to his parents put Lola in a bad situation. For instance, when Lola was complaining about how her teeth hurt, which hurt her for months, Tizon’s mom used to always accuse her of faking it so she doesn't work. Tizon told his mother that Lola should go see the dentist. But Tizon’s mother refused, she began to think that the children were siding with Lola instead of her.