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Originally posted by: Kelvrick
Her Sister-in-law is defending her in that story. Is she from the father's side? If so, is the father unfit to raise him but the court made a mistake?
It is unclear because she has been married 3 times.Originally posted by: Kelvrick
Her Sister-in-law is defending her in that story. Is she from the father's side? If so, is the father unfit to raise him but the court made a mistake?
Originally posted by: stormbv
I had a dream last night in which I was abducted by aliens.
Originally posted by: MaxFusion16
Originally posted by: stormbv
I had a dream last night in which I was abducted by aliens.
anal probe?
Check the sides of your milk carton, too.Originally posted by: andylawcc
god bless the internet..!
(me then checks on Child Missing website)
Originally posted by: gwlam12
she remarried twice. who knows whose sister the sister in law is.
It seems pretty obvious to me that this is the father's sister."They were taking her child away and she did what she had to do," Melissa Goudreault, her sister-in-law, said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press on Tuesday from her home in Red Deer, Alberta. "The family is behind her and is trying to raise money for her legal defense."
Originally posted by: Nitemare
That's F'ed up. Why is he in a foster home rather than with his dad?
Originally posted by: Vic
Originally posted by: gwlam12
she remarried twice. who knows whose sister the sister in law is.It seems pretty obvious to me that this is the father's sister."They were taking her child away and she did what she had to do," Melissa Goudreault, her sister-in-law, said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press on Tuesday from her home in Red Deer, Alberta. "The family is behind her and is trying to raise money for her legal defense."
Originally posted by: nitsuj3580
at this point, wouldn't the kid be old enough to pick whether he wants to keep living with his mom or go live with his dad? or at least stay in a foster home for the remainder of the year until he turns 18 then he could pick I'm assuming.
I can only assume that there must be something wrong with the father that makes his own family question his parenting abilities.Originally posted by: andylawcc
which brings us to the next point, why would the sister help the 'mother'? shouldn't the sister be on the 'father's'/her brother's side?
Originally posted by: Vic
I can only assume that there must be something wrong with the father that makes his own family question his parenting abilities.Originally posted by: andylawcc
which brings us to the next point, why would the sister help the 'mother'? shouldn't the sister be on the 'father's'/her brother's side?
Anyway, IMO, this is a custody dispute, not a kidnapping or abduction. It seems that the mother has proven herself over 14 years to be a competent parent.
Where are you reading that? I don't see enough information in the linked article to make anything other than a wild assumption.Originally posted by: ShotgunSteve
The sister-in-law is through her current marriage.
So kidnapping is OK as long as you're a good parent?
Originally posted by: ShotgunSteve
Originally posted by: Vic
I can only assume that there must be something wrong with the father that makes his own family question his parenting abilities.Originally posted by: andylawcc
which brings us to the next point, why would the sister help the 'mother'? shouldn't the sister be on the 'father's'/her brother's side?
Anyway, IMO, this is a custody dispute, not a kidnapping or abduction. It seems that the mother has proven herself over 14 years to be a competent parent.
The sister-in-law is through her current marriage.
So kidnapping is OK as long as you're a good parent?