A state investigation report indicates the professional guardian could face felony criminal chargers for withholding medical care from a ward she was appointed by the court to protect.
“She's put us through misery. It's not us. It's what she did to Steve. She killed him,” said Linda Lanier, who filed a complaint with the state against professional guardian Rebecca Fierle.
Lanier’s friend Steven Stryker choked to death at St. Joseph’s Hospital in May.
RELATED: Judge removes professional guardian from nearly 100 cases for alleged violations.
Stryker had a chronic condition that made it difficult for him to swallow.
He died after Fierle ordered his feeding tube removed, then signed a do-not-resuscitate order.
- Abuser Name or Alias:: Rebecca Fierle
- Abusers Organisation:: Guardian
- Type of Abuse:: Physical, Neglect, Emotional, Psychological or Mental, Death
- Matter Resolved?: No
The death of a child by arrogance and ignorance ....
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- Category: Ex-wards and the child abuse industry
- Created: Sunday, 28 May 2017 08:27
- Written by Alecomm2
Children unnecessarily removed from parents, report claims
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- Category: Reports on increase in child removals
- Created: Wednesday, 18 January 2017 00:36
- Written by Sandra Laville - Guardian UK
Dossier indicates drive to increase adoptions is punitive for low-income families and alternatives exist
The research found a 65% rise in the number of children that are separated from their parents since 2001.
The push to increase adoption in England is punishing low-income women, who are increasingly losing their children due to poverty, according to research by Legal Action for Women.
A report to be presented at the House of Commons on Wednesday contains new research from the legal service and campaign group, which suggests the policy of increasing adoption has not reduced the number of children in care – as it was intended to – but has increased the number of those separated from their parents.
Top disability services provider Lifestyle Solutions investigated over series of deaths
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- Category: Children in residential care facilities Australia
- Created: Monday, 27 March 2017 20:39
- Written by Linton Besser, Klaus Toft, Jeanavive McGregor and Alison Brandon - Four Corners
One of Australia's most high-profile providers of disability services, Lifestyle Solutions, is under review by both the Victorian Government and the NSW Ombudsman after a series of deaths of its clients and other alarming reports about the abuse and neglect of some disabled people in its care.
Key points:
Failings were identified after four patient deaths
In one incident, a woman who had her legs amputated was left alone overnight and had no way to seek help
Victorian Government cancelled contract with Lifestyle Solutions after complaints
The Government is trying to control the narrative in regard to the arrests that have occurred as part of Operation Noetic
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- Category: Australian Antipaedophile Party
- Created: Sunday, 20 October 2019 21:35
- Written by Charles McGavin
They are claiming that there is a large child abduction network throughout Australia. Don't allow yourself to be taken in by the narrative that is being provided and reported by mainstream media. They are trying to make out that the two men and their connections who have been arrested, are criminals. They are not. They are heroes, every single one of them.
The catastrophic crisis in the family courts and connected child safety systems has dramatically imploded. It has reached a point where these systems themselves are charging and jailing advocates and professionals who are desperately trying to protect children, after their parents find that legal remedies have hit brick walls where the abuse of their children is often disregarded through inadequate investigations and misconduct.
Australian Federal Police use Operation NoEthics to conceal claims of police misconduct and intimidate a potential witness.
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- Category: Australian Antipaedophile Party
- Created: Wednesday, 03 July 2019 20:44
- Written by Mishka Hudson
Mishka is a family violence advocate and potential witness in the Operation Noetics AFP investigation, where controversially, a parent and grandparent have been charged with stealing their own children.
These caregivers strongly claim that they were protecting their children from high risk family court orders, which placed these children at significant risk of harm.
Mishka alleges that the AFP are interfering with a potential witness, namely herself, involved in the AFP Operation Noetics through using Orweillian intimidatory tactics similar to those seen in the recent ABC raids. She believes that this is to hide the misconduct and gravely flawed police investigations and heavily biased wider operation which is protecting alleged perpetrators of significant child abuse.
CatholiCare and DoCS want girls to have contact with rapist father
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- Category: NSW DHS - FACS
- Created: Saturday, 13 February 2016 22:57
- Written by Alecomm2
A ladies ex-husband sexually assaulted their girls - and went to jail. Now he's out and CatholiCare and Child Protection NSW and the ICL are all stating that they are going to not only allow him to have contact with his victims but force the youngest son to have a relationship with him, without knowing that his father raped his sisters.
When children must be saved from their saviours
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- Category: Child Protection
- Created: Saturday, 17 June 2017 09:32
- Written by Richard Wexler