Andrea Dunlop

I'm not arguing that parents shouldn't have decision-making capabilities, they shouldn't have rights of their parents, that they shouldn't be able to choose what school to put their kids in or what have you. But it's like, I think there's a real fundamental question here of like, I want to live in a world where I can trust other adults around my children.

So I want abuse to be investigated because I don't want those adults just wandering around, around my children, around their own children. Like I don't want child abusers just going scot-free in our community. Call me crazy. So it's like that also means trusting other people that are not in my household, right? That means trusting other family members.

So I want abuse to be investigated because I don't want those adults just wandering around, around my children, around their own children. Like I don't want child abusers just going scot-free in our community. Call me crazy. So it's like that also means trusting other people that are not in my household, right? That means trusting other family members.

So I want abuse to be investigated because I don't want those adults just wandering around, around my children, around their own children. Like I don't want child abusers just going scot-free in our community. Call me crazy. So it's like that also means trusting other people that are not in my household, right? That means trusting other family members.

That means trusting my kid's teachers and the people she interacts with there. That means trusting child care professionals. mind. And I just feel like we've lost sight of the fact that if we don't have that society just sort of crumbles. Yeah. What is society then? Yeah. Yeah. So no small things being debated with this case.

That means trusting my kid's teachers and the people she interacts with there. That means trusting child care professionals. mind. And I just feel like we've lost sight of the fact that if we don't have that society just sort of crumbles. Yeah. What is society then? Yeah. Yeah. So no small things being debated with this case.

That means trusting my kid's teachers and the people she interacts with there. That means trusting child care professionals. mind. And I just feel like we've lost sight of the fact that if we don't have that society just sort of crumbles. Yeah. What is society then? Yeah. Yeah. So no small things being debated with this case.

So I did wanna ask you about this. I know we got into some bigger philosophical questions, but this is another kind of layer, again, of this conspiracy thing, is what they're saying is, so when this whole thing sort of comes out, so there's the suicide attempt and then the child, so then there's a second complaint filed against the parents, a second complaint for removal.

So I did wanna ask you about this. I know we got into some bigger philosophical questions, but this is another kind of layer, again, of this conspiracy thing, is what they're saying is, so when this whole thing sort of comes out, so there's the suicide attempt and then the child, so then there's a second complaint filed against the parents, a second complaint for removal.

So I did wanna ask you about this. I know we got into some bigger philosophical questions, but this is another kind of layer, again, of this conspiracy thing, is what they're saying is, so when this whole thing sort of comes out, so there's the suicide attempt and then the child, so then there's a second complaint filed against the parents, a second complaint for removal.

This one is ultimately accepted. And she is in this center for like a treatment center called Milestone Treatment Center. That is... The lawsuit is alleging that this treatment center said that if... the petition didn't go through, that if the parents didn't agree to have custody of her removed, that they would kick Madison out.

This one is ultimately accepted. And she is in this center for like a treatment center called Milestone Treatment Center. That is... The lawsuit is alleging that this treatment center said that if... the petition didn't go through, that if the parents didn't agree to have custody of her removed, that they would kick Madison out.

This one is ultimately accepted. And she is in this center for like a treatment center called Milestone Treatment Center. That is... The lawsuit is alleging that this treatment center said that if... the petition didn't go through, that if the parents didn't agree to have custody of her removed, that they would kick Madison out.

And so the lawsuit is alleging that the parents agreed to let the state have custody of Madison so that their daughter would not, in their parlance, become homeless and disabled. So I just wanted to tell... I mean, again, just on its face... I don't understand that. It's very hard to parse. I mean, it took me... It took me quite a bit of research to even figure out what they were saying happened.

And so the lawsuit is alleging that the parents agreed to let the state have custody of Madison so that their daughter would not, in their parlance, become homeless and disabled. So I just wanted to tell... I mean, again, just on its face... I don't understand that. It's very hard to parse. I mean, it took me... It took me quite a bit of research to even figure out what they were saying happened.

And so the lawsuit is alleging that the parents agreed to let the state have custody of Madison so that their daughter would not, in their parlance, become homeless and disabled. So I just wanted to tell... I mean, again, just on its face... I don't understand that. It's very hard to parse. I mean, it took me... It took me quite a bit of research to even figure out what they were saying happened.

If I have misread this, please, listeners, weigh in, because this was a bit of legal jargon that like, sorry, I did not go to law school. You know, but basically they're saying that there was this threat that Madison would be kicked out of her residential treatment center immediately. If her parents tried to get custody back. Now, I don't know if the parents got custody back.

If I have misread this, please, listeners, weigh in, because this was a bit of legal jargon that like, sorry, I did not go to law school. You know, but basically they're saying that there was this threat that Madison would be kicked out of her residential treatment center immediately. If her parents tried to get custody back. Now, I don't know if the parents got custody back.

If I have misread this, please, listeners, weigh in, because this was a bit of legal jargon that like, sorry, I did not go to law school. You know, but basically they're saying that there was this threat that Madison would be kicked out of her residential treatment center immediately. If her parents tried to get custody back. Now, I don't know if the parents got custody back.

Why wouldn't she just come home? We do not get an answer to that. But so I just wanted to like evaluate this a little bit. I mean, again, I feel like it's very hard for me to sort of take this claim seriously at all because I can barely make sense of it. So custody was ultimately removed. Madison was ultimately, they then at that point, terminated reunification services after the second complaint.