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The Mothers Enter The Courthouse
Their husbands aren't allowed in.
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Barbara Cohen Walthers
A 55 year-old token Zionist judge will decide what happens to the
418 kids. They will sit in a facility, and maybe put up for adoption.
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Marla Meisner
Marla and her sidekick, Naomi Bladdlerstein, are from the child
services and spearheaded the separation of the mothers and children.
The DFPS subsequently obtained a court order to investigate, and on
April 3 through 7 carried out a broad search and removed the children.
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Deputies Everywhere
The Kids are accompanied by detectives everywhere they go.
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Some Were Transferred
Some kids now sleep on cots in a concert hall.
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Zionist Reporters
Everywhere these poor women go there is a nosy reporter sticking a
microphone in their face asking them about sexual abuse.
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State May Take Kids Permanently
The next step comes this Thursday, when state Judge Barbara
Walthers determines if they all should remain in the custody of the
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) for a longer
period of time, perhaps permanently.
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Law Professors Chime In
"The state was absolutely within its rights to take these
children," says Marci Hamilton, an expert on church-state issues at
the Cardozo School of Law in New York.
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Rachel Wants The Parents Charged
In addition to the civil action of taking custody of the minors,
the state is likely to press criminal charges in this case, says Ellen
Marrus, codirector of the Center for Children at the University of
Houston's Law Center. "When there are so many children, so many
[alleged] atrocities involved, the state is likely to bring criminal
charges against the individuals causing harm," she says.
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Nancy Grace
This tabloid media queen is pontificating what monster these mothers
are.
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The Fathers Are Lost
The fathers have been harassed and badgered by FBI.
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