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Date: Thu, 20 Mar 1997 02:51:22 -0800
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
To: "Puget Sound Conservatives" <psc@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Child Protective Services agencies
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Dear Friends,
The FBI should be investigated for conspiring
with Child Protective Services agencies in the
several states of the Union to kidnap minors
from the streets of urban centers, and then
to move them across state lines, in order to swell
the clientele of these agencies. The evidence now
available indicates that these children are,
in most cases, having their names changed via
fraudulent documentation recorded in government
offices, like courts and their guardians, or
worse. It should not surprise Americans that
these minors are being used for drug traffic
and prostitution. It is now feared that some
of these minors are being sold into slavery
in foreign countries. This information was
provided to me by a source who shall remain
completely confidential, for reasons which
should be obvious.
Sincerely yours,
/s/ Paul Mitchell, Counselor at Law
http://www.supremelaw.com
At 05:18 PM 3/19/97 -0800, you wrote:
>WASHINGTON FOR TRADITIONAL VALUES
>
>March 19th, 1997
>
>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>CONTACT: Sidney Turbyfill
>
>HURTING FAMILIES FIGHT BACK AGAINST OUT OF CONTROL AGENCIES.
>
>Kirkland, WA—A coalition of parents, children, families and friends is
>appealing to their government with a "Petition to All State and Federal
>Agencies, Officials and Officers" to investigate and rectify the
>long-standing abuses of families by various agencies of government chiefly
>the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services with its Child
>Protective Services (CPS) division.
>
>Several leaders of the as yet unnamed group are victims of governmental
>abuses themselves - chief among them being Alma J. Kidd of Des Moines whose
>spirited defiance of the state’s right to molest her family with impunity
>over the past four years has inspired a loyal following of nearly a hundred
>other parents who’ve been battered by government as well. With thousands of
>petitions being signed at courthouses and juvenile justice centers around
>the state, she is riding the crest of a great wave of discontent over
>apparent mismanagement, malfeasance and criminality by government that is
>not confined to CPS.
>
>Speaking from her home in Des Moines earlier today, Alma stated, "This
>petition is surprising me with how fast it has caught fire. We started with
>nothing two weeks ago, just me and one other lady. We now have over 40
>volunteers, the promise of many more, and we’re to the point now that in the
>last four days we have collected thousands of signatures."
>
>As evidence of a mass uprising from the people, Alma cites the acquisition
>of signatures from over a dozen Snohomish County attorneys, four judges, at
>least 7 social workers, and persons of such diverse backgrounds as police
>officers, school teachers, pastors, postmen, courthouse security guards,
>military men, nurses, doctors, dentists, counselors, real estate agents,
>entrepreneurs, and thousands of moms and dads.
>
>Says Alma, "Many adults who were raised in foster care also signed. One
>gentleman who was in the state's care in the late 1970’s, said that his
>family and his life were totally destroyed by the Department of Social and
>Health Services." Giving Alma the names of his two brothers, he pleaded
>that he be contacted if their names turned up on the petition. They had
>been torn apart 15 years ago and placed in separate foster facilities.
>
>Another mother whose child had been taken and died in Washington's foster
>care, signed the petition and left quietly weeping.
>
>Admitting the extent of the problem, one social worker with involvement in
>Alma's case told her, "I can't stop it in the office I work in, but my voice
>may be heard on this petition."
>
>According to Ms. Kidd, "Many signers were foster home parents. They would
>read the petition and say, ‘I'm a foster home parent and this stuff doesn't
>go on in my home. But, the state definitely needs to investigate any
>abusive foster situations.’"
>
>Speaking from his Kirkland office today, WTV Vice President Sidney Turbyfill
>expressed delight that this blight on Washington State’s image may finally
>be remedied through the peaceful actions of its citizens. "Certainly there
>is more at stake here than image," said Turbyfill. "People’s lives are
>being destroyed at the very hands that are supposed to provide succor and
>healing during tough times in families. What we’ve seen through tragedies
>like the OK Boys Ranch, Wenatchee witch hunts, Ms. Kidd’s case and too many
>others is that government is not family, cannot be family and is
>architecturally wrong to fulfill those responsibilities. The shear weight
>of recent disclosures of state wrongdoing fairly screams this out."
>
>He further stated, "Understand that many people who signed this petition
>knew that they were requesting an investigation of the agencies that they
>worked for which seems to me to be a very strong admission of the dire
>circumstances within their agencies. I think it bodes well that this
>movement is drawing its vitality from the best possible source - ‘We the
>People.’ As President Andrew Johnson reminded us in 1865, ‘Our government
>springs from and was made for the people-not the people for the Government.
>To them it owes allegiance; from them it must derive its courage, strength
>and wisdom.’ This petition proves that, the ‘courage, strength and wisdom’
>of the people is still alive and well in Washington state.
>
>The petition and movement will be featured this evening, Wednesday the 19th,
>on the Michael Reagan show. Petition leaders expect volunteer participation
>to increase dramatically as a result.
>
>Copies of the petition are available by writing to: Petition, PO Box 3700,
>Kent WA 98032 or calling (800) 208-3529. For fastest delivery: ask for a
>FAX copy.
>
>Washington for Traditional Values will be assisting with networking and
>media relations for the time being. Contact Sidney Turbyfill at (206)
>821-3341 or Alma Kidd at (206) 824-3291.
>Email: turbyfil@e-z.net
>
> -- 30 --
>
>
>
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