LK Report for 8/1/17 - The Murdering Pedophile Foster Parents of Arizona and More...

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Child Protection Services in Arizona have come under fire after they snatched a girl away from her loving parents, leaving her to die at the hands of pedophile foster parents.

More >> Girl Taken From Parents By CPS, Murdered By Pedophile Foster Parents

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Donald Trump personally dictated the statement Donald Trump Jr. gave to The New York Times in which he claimed the June 2016 meeting between the president’s son and a Russian lawyer was mostly about a Russian adoption program, The Washington Post reports.

More >> Trump dictated Don Jr.’s statement calling meeting with Russian lawyer ‘primarily’ about adoption

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Minister of Justice Jody Wilson-Raybould has unveiled a set of 10 principles intended to govern the relationship between the federal government and the Indigenous peoples. Reconciliation, it is said, is to be achieved through recognition of rights, respect, co-operation and partnership. Ottawa now recognizes that Indigenous self-government and laws are critical to the country’s future.

More >> Reforming child welfare first step toward reconciliation: Opinion

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The judge who has overseen two separate sexual abuse cases against River Forest foster parent Robert Gaskill over the past three years has announced he will recuse himself should the second case go to trial.

More >> Judge in River Forest foster parent abuse case may recuse himself
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An Oregon couple has been fighting a legal battle after they lost custody of their two kids because both were designated not intelligent enough to care for them in a safe and proper manner.

More >> Controversy as Oregon couple are forced to give up their children to social services after they were deemed 'not intelligent enough' to care for the babies

• ‘Intellectually incapable’: Oregon couple LOSES custody of their children, one a newborn, after scoring too low on an IQ test

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For years she was bounced between foster homes, then back home again. When she turned 10, McKenna gained the right for an attorney to start representing her desires in court proceedings. However, it took meeting her grandparents and an 11-month fight to get a lawyer appointed to speak on McKenna's behalf.

More >> Law to Inform Foster Children of their Rights Could Overwhelm Public Defenders