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I am a single mother in TN who was blind sided by an abusive ex and a corrupt Juvenile Court in Knox County TN. I am sharing my story to let others know what is going on and to share information and ideas. Together we can offer each other hope and support. These agencies hide their illegal activities from the public, so everyone assumes there is no problem. Once you are in their system you know the common lies they tell and how they operate. The only way to bring about change is force the issue into the public forum. In order to save my daughter, Bella Smith, I will do just that. I am telling you my story and I am naming names. These liars and fraudsters (is that a word? not sure, but this is my page, so yes it is now ;) should be exposed, ashamed. and arrested. When we are done they will be, I PROMISE YOU, BELLA.

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http://www.myspace.com/bellasmomintn

BellasMom06

http://victimsoflaw.net/familylaw.htm

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  1. LOST or STOLEN: In TENNESSEE

    My Constitutional Rights,

    They were all last together May 16, 2006.

    Then on May 17, 2006

    The Gestapo Knox County, TN Sheriff’s Department accompanied by 2 Knox County Juvenile Case Managers, named Stacey Turpin and and ~Woflie~ entered my home without a warrant, no probable cause, & no consent.

    They took my daughter,

    their claim, I Missed Court

    BTW

    ~ still waiting for those proof of mailings~

    My Rights have been missing every since.

    If you find them please contact Bellasmom06@yahoo.com

    I Miss them. There is A REWARD!!

    http://www.myspace.com/bellahasbeenkidnapped

    blog.myspace.com/bellahasbeenkidnapped

  2. To Bella’s Mom,

    I feel your pain and know that all of us mother’s who are going through the same injustice’s support you as well. We need to be there for one another and provide information and support to help assure this cannot happen for much longer to women and children coming behind us in the family court system. Please let me know if there is anything that I can do for you and Bella.
    My support and Love,
    Angeline Hassell
    **
    I need your help as well to help with getting the word out about my and my 6 year old daughter’s case which is coming up on october 19th, 2009 in Queens Court before judge Fernando M. Camacho.

    Please help me to get the word out.
    We as women have the power to help one another to make sure the abusers can no longer use the courtroom to futher taunt their victims. Let’s unite and get the word out! If we don’t speak up then we can’t disagree on the outcome. This could happen to any one of us, our mother’s, sister’s, aunt’s and nieces so LET’S SPEAK UP NOW! This mother and child need our help and race should not play a factor!
    **
    Please Post and feel free to cross post! ACTION ALERT! Need New York Court watchers (another court napped child) October 19, 2009.
    You are receiving this because you have either posted on domestic violence, mother’s who have lost custody to their abusers, you spoke out about domestic violence or you were listed on the Feminist Law Professors Blog. This mother and child need our help!
    If you are in the New York Area, please show your support for Angeline’s case by coming to her next family court hearing on October 19, 2009:

    The hearing will be held on October 19, 2009 at 11:00 am.
    Location: Courtroom E-123, Annex Building
    Justice Fernando M. Camacho
    125-01 Queens Boulevard
    Kew Gardens, NY 11415
    FACTS:

    Greetings ,

    Given the fact that as women our voices tend to go unheard we are reaching out to YOU because we have to end the COURT SANCTIONED KIDNAPPING that keeps on happening to us.

    On March 3rd, 2009 six year old Aniysah was taken from her mother’s arms and thrown into a legal shuffle of unaccountability, instability and discrimination. There were no records verifying that she would be taken to a safe living environment or that she was enrolled in school. Questions about her health and well-being went unanswered. That was over 180 days ago. To date, Aniysah remains lost in the legal system. A system where children go missing everyday. A system where MOTHER”S OF ALL RACES like Aniysah’s are often left to fend for themselves in a brutal, dogged battle just to make sure their children are safe. Angeline left her abuser and the courts have punished her and her daughter by doing this to them. Please help us.

    With respects to how this case ended up in family court system, Angeline left Anyisah’s father because he was physically abusive. The father then decided to file custody for Anyisah in order to get back at Angeline for leaving him. Angeline has legal documentation and police reports of his abuse and continual harassment. However, the story gets more complex when it enters the family court system.. Therefore, to further discuss the contours of Angeline’s case, it is better to have a phone conversation about it. As a side note, Angeline has documented everything that has happened and has retained all court transcripts, doctors’ records, and police reports.

    Initially, with moving forward with the Where’s Anyisah’s Campaign we had decided not to talk about the father’s physical violence and focus solely on the family court system and its handling of Angeline’s case. However, after much thought we have decided to reintegrate this narrative of abuse into the campaign because on one level it tells how it became a family court issue and on a more fundamental level it signifies the many obstacles—both social and legal—women of all races endure to protect their children and themselves..

    Additionally, you can find out more about this campaign to stand against injustices against our children in the legal system by visiting the Document the Silence website (http://documentthesilence.wordpress.com). There you will also find a video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AybEcaiR_DI and additional facts and information about Anyisah’s case. Each day hundreds of people visit our website wanting to help and stand against violence against women of color and injustices of the court system. Here is a link to our petition http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/wheresaniysah/

    On August 24, 2009, Angeline had another court date and the home assessment for the father was still incomplete but the Judge said it was acceptable anyway. Go to the website and get all the facts: (http://documentthesilence.wordpress.com

    here is the link for my video on domestic violence

    also if you can please send my link for the petition to your friends so they can see my story and sign the petition, they don’t have to use their full names they can use a first name last initial or first initial and last name. My story can happen to anyone, my daughter and I need everyone’s support. here is the link for the petition.

    http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/wheresaniysah/

  3. This is my open letter to NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Domestic Violence and the Family Courts. This is not just for myself but for all the thousands of other mothers being made to suffer this type of abuse and injustice by their ex-abusers and the court system.

    December 11th, 2009

    The Honorable Michael R. Bloomberg
    Mayor, The City of New York
    Office of the Mayor
    New York, NY 10007

    Dear Mayor Bloomberg,

    I remember reading in a newspaper that you stated, “The reason you ran for Mayor is because there’s no other job where you can have such a direct and meaningful impact on the day to day lives of so many people.”

    Back in 2005 I had written to your office regarding my situation which involves domestic violence and immediately you had someone from your Domestic Violence Taskforce Unit call me back. I bring this up to say this – you were the ONLY politician that responded at that time when I reached out regarding my case. To this day I still have the original letter that I sent to your office. You were extremely helpful because you wanted to make sure that my daughter and I were safe. Your administration has consistently been in the forefront to bring awareness to domestic violence and you have implemented many resources such as the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence and The Family Justice Center just to name a few.

    Now here it is 2009 and it’s very unfortunate that after all of your taskforces efforts to ensure that my daughter and I
    were safe that those efforts may have been in vain. I say this because we have been thrust right back into the very same situation that made me seek your assistance back in 2005 by the Queens Integrated Domestic Violence Court itself. I know neither you nor Chief Administrative Judge Lippman would ever condone what has happened in this case especially given your continued pledge in the fight against domestic violence and especially with Chief Judge Lippman’s wonderful efforts from January 1996 to May 2007 in how he led the implementation of nationally significant reforms and contributed to the creation of the domestic violence courts which were put in place to solve problems. I am positive that what is going on in my case is not what you or Judge Lippman had in mind. As Mayor of New York City you have always said, “That you will hold everyone accountable for their actions and that you will not uphold them when they are doing wrong.” Which is why I felt compelled to write you this open letter.

    As a result of my speaking out against the abuse I suffered at the hands of my ex-partner and voicing my concerns about my daughter’s well being, I took the time out to write a letter to Judge Morgenstern who was the previous Judge on the case at the time. She disliked the tone of my letter that reached her desk and issued a warrant for my arrest and then turned over custody to the respondent father. The supporting facts can be found on the following website: http://documentthesilence.wordpress.com

    The mission of the Unified Court System is to promote the rule of law and to serve the public by providing just and timely resolution of ALL matters before the courts. For the past 10 months Judge Fernando Camacho has given one adjourn date after the other. What is even more disturbing is Judge Camacho presided in the Integrated Domestic Violence Court but also issued an Order of Protection against the respondent father. I thought Judges were supposed to review and read their cases? How it is after 10 months (almost a year) I keep hearing, “I’m sure you all are aware of my new appointment and I have been so busy that I have not had time to read the files, which there are a lot of files so when I have time I will get to it?” Is my six year old daughter and doing what’s in the best interest for her not important to the Judge because of his new appointment?

    Since March 3rd, 2009 I have only seen my daughter a total of 9 times and for every one hour visit I was ordered by the court to pay $125.00 for each visit and for me just to talk with my daughter I was forced by the court to pay $32.50 for each half hour phone call that happens only once a week. Please keep in mind that if the respondent father fails to bring her for the visit or fails to pick up his phone for the call to take place I still have to pay the fee. Through all of this Judge Camacho never seems to find the respondent father in contempt of court. I have had to pay for court transcripts, expedited fee’s to have the court transcripts by a certain date, carfare, airfare, money for consultations, money for intake fee’s and here it is now December of 2009 and Judge Camacho still has done absolutely nothing in this case. Between my family and me we have paid close to $25,000 for all the fees incurred thus far. My family has had to take out loans and this is exactly why so many women and their families become drained and most times the women will just give in and take whatever the courts dish out to them. Not because the mother does not care about her child or children but because most times they become drained financially and eventually breakdown emotionally. How could Camacho as a Judge continue to let this happen and still not read the case files? All too often women who were abused by their former partner/spouses get taken to court by their abusers for custody of the child (ren) because by doing so it is their last recourse to abuse us all over again and the growing trend seems to be that the courts are aiding and abetting them.

    Former Chief Justice Judith Kaye once said, “There is an immediate need for Family Court reform.” Now in the midst of my case I understand why she made that statement. When domestic violence is an integral part of a Family Court case Judge’s are supposed to use the American Bar Association’s Judge’s bench card which gives detailed information on how to proceed where domestic violence is involved. Perhaps someone should give a copy to Judge Camacho. There is much work to be done and way too many times we are seeing Criminal Court Judges overseeing Family Court cases without having any prior experience in family court. There needs to be a more effective means of consistent communication not just between the families and child(ren) involved in the family court cases but the child protection staff and the domestic violence task force unit as well. Our children are our future and we have to better serve them. New York City must address this and intensify its efforts so that the needs of women and children going through the family court process as a result of domestic violence will not be made to suffer long case delays as a result of continuous adjournments by their abuser or lack of knowledge by the Judge presiding over the case.

    I am not just sending you this open letter for myself and my daughter but I am speaking for all women and child(ren) who have gone through this, women and children who are currently going through this and who are afraid to speak up. This is for those individuals who may not know how to speak up. Everyone needs to realize that people who abuse are sick and grandiose manipulators, abuse has nothing to do with color, social status, educational status or even religion. Domestic violence is an unacceptable form of behavior that is not an act of love but about power and control. There was a huge outpouring of support when singer Rihanna was assaulted but I must ask if she were not a celebrity would she still have gotten the amount of airtime coverage that she did? I think not. My heart goes out to her but what about women like me? The “ordinary” people who are not celebrities – we only get that kind of superstar attention after we have been murdered and then it’s too late because we can’t speak out against domestic violence from the grave. Stronger laws need to be enforced against this heinous act. This is a growing epidemic happening to women of all races and it must stop.

    If this were one of your daughters going through this you would be consistent on seeking help. Which is what I am doing, please do not ignore this situation. Every election term politicians come out and ask us for our support and now I am coming to the “Politicians” asking for support to have the case be heard and all I get is a deaf ear and a blind eye. I wake up every day believing that there are still honest individuals in and out of politics who want to make sure that justice prevails for all and not just a select few. Please make me out to be right.

    You have won the re-election for Mayor of NYC and on your site it reads, “Thank you New York, together we can make our city better than ever. Can’t wait for the next four years.” So I say this to you Mayor Bloomberg, “To help one constituent is to help many. I still have faith and the many thousands of women and children suffering as a result of domestic violence are counting on you as well.” Whatever happened to the old family proverb, “It takes a village to raise a child?” My daughter has been snatched from my arms, what about my child, where is the support from my village?

    Sincerely,

    Angeline Hassell

  4. i am searching for help with a tenn. juvenile court judge in hardeman courty that gave custody to a criminal and drug addict and did no investgating the mother on drugs also dumped the 3 children. one of the children is a 6 yr old boy and though dna testing my son is his father and wants him and loves him it is now 9 mo. later and my son has done all the court order parenting classes and been allowed 1 hr supervised visits i am his grand mother and we wa nt him and are descent people we don.t believe in welfare and work this guy wants these children to draw money off of the two beautiful little girls are his and there is no record of support for the last six yrs but he did clain all three on income tax after our tax dollars feed and spported them what is wrong with this judge charles cary of hard3eman co.!!! next stop is the governors office for me i am sick of this lazy system and if you try to speed them up they want my son to go for mental evauation yes we are upset but we can not understand their lack of concern we started proceeding trying to get him in school so he wouldn,t have to b e moved any more he is suffering from all this upset and i want it to stop concerned grandmother this system is failing !!!!

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