Kolmivuotias kadoksissa Yhdysvalloissa

[Calamity Jane]

Uskovaisuus etenkin sen aitous näkyy toisten ihmisten kunnioittamisena.
Näitä tekouskiksia nyt on joka kiven ja kannon nokassa.Jenkeissä näistä adoptio lapsista valtio maksaa ottovanhemmille. Juuri raha on se hartaaksi ja auttavaiseksi tekevä voima.
Valvonta on erittäin heikkoa (lasten oikeudet) koska ei koulu pakkoakaan ole.

[jukuripää]

Tähän tapaukseen ei ilmeisesti ole kukaan löytänyt mitään uutta tietoa?

[sine qua non]

Tähän tapaukseen ei ilmeisesti ole kukaan löytänyt mitään uutta tietoa?

Löytyi heti, kun googletti asianosaisten nimillä.

Time-lehti uutisoi 12.1.2018, että Wesley Mathewsia vastaan on nostetty syyte murhasta (capital murder). Ruumiinavauksen perusteella Sherinin kuolema aiheutui "tappavasta väkivallasta" (homicidal violence). Viranomaiset eivät ole paljastaneet tarkemmin, mitä tytölle tapahtui, ja oikeuden asiakirjat kertovat vain, että "Wesley Mathews aiheutti Sherinin kuoleman käyttäen tappavaa välinettä sellaisella tavalla, joka ei ole suuren valamiehistön tiedossa". Syyttäjä kertoo, että viranomaisilla on jotakin tietoa siitä, miten Sherininin kuolema on tapahtunut, mutta asia on vielä tutkinnan alla.

Syyte on sellainen, että vastaajalle voidaan hakea kuolemanrangaistusta, mutta syyttäjä ei ole vielä päättänyt, hakeeko hän sitä.

Murhan lisäksi Wesley Mathewsia syytetään todisteiden peukaloinnista (tampering with evidence) ja lapsen heitteillejätöstä. Sherinin äitä Sini Mathewsia syytetään edelleen ainoastaan lapsen heitteillejätöstä (Wesley ja Sini jättivät Sherinin yksin kotiin surmayötä edeltävänä iltana mennessään ravintolaan biologisen tyttärensä kanssa).

[jukuripää]

Kiitos sine ^.


surullinen, lyhyt elämä Sherinillä . Mädätköön helvetissä tuo "isä" tekonsa takia.

Millä välineellä lapsi on mahdettu tappaa, kun on noin ympäripyöreä tuo kommentti asiasta.

[humma]

Päivitelläänpä tätäkin. Jätin kertauksen lainaamatta, kun se ketjusta löytyy kuitenkin. Wesley Mathewsilla piti jutun mukaan olla oikeudenistunto tässä kuussa, mutten löytänyt siitä mitään infoa onko se ollut vai tulossa.

Sini Mathews

Three weeks after Sherin's body was found in a culvert near the family's Richardson home, Sini turned herself into police and was charged with abandoning or endangering a child. Her bond was set at $250,000 but was reduced days later to $100,000.

Her lawyers have been working through court settings for the past year and she has not bonded out.

Because Sini "failed to comply with the terms of the employment agreement and has been unable to make further financial arrangements" the lawyer that has been with her since the beginning, Mitchell R. Nolte has dropped out of the case.

Wesley Mathews

Wesley was arrested on a child endangerment charge and a judge set his bond at $250,000. He was released from jail a day later. On Oct. 23 after his stories to police conflicted one another he was re-arrested.

Wesley is currently still in jail facing charges of capital murder, injury to a child and tampering with evidence. His bond was reduced from $1 million to $500,000 in August on the capital murder and injury to a child charges and from $250,000 $100,000 on the tampering charge.

The Mathews family

The court had found aggravated circumstances and denied the pair the right to see their biological child until a former civil trial had taken place.

After a few Child Protective Service hearings to determine custody of their other daughter, the Mathews relinquished their parental rights to her. This means the parents and the child no longer share a legal relationship, a decision that is irreversible.

The child is currently living with family members in the Houston area.

TIMELINE: Sherin Mathews

A change in adoption relations

Holt International, one of the larger adoption agencies recognized by India and the United States has since been suspended for what the Indian government says was "negligent" behavior in the assessment of adoptive parents, Wesley and Sini.

Holt International has been serving children and families in India since 1979. Since the suspension, their homepage has been updated and states they are not accepting new applications right now. Their website says they have found families for "more than 1,480 children through international adoption."

"Despite our strong belief that we were in proper compliance with all national and international procedures, in response to Sherin’s death we are reviewing each step of our adoption process and working with all relevant government authorities to determine how we can do even more to protect adopted children," Holt International told WFAA.

Changing laws in Texas

Sherin's death has sparked a kind of advocacy that brought two strangers together: Reena Bana and Shanna Poteet.

It is a change they would hope to title "Sherin's Law."

Sherin's Law would also make it a felony for not reporting a missing child within a few hours. Bana said there are laws from other states that address this, but not Texas. The advocates have used Caylee's Law as a point of reference. Caylee's Law was adopted in states like Florida. The law makes it a felony for a parent or legal guardian to fail to report a missing child, in cases where the parent knew or should have known that the child was possibly in danger.Richardson Police told WFAA that Wesley had told investigators they left Sherin at home while the rest of the family went out for dinner the night prior to her disappearance.

What happens next?

According to Dallas County court documents, she is scheduled for trial on Jan. 14, 2019. There will be a pretrial hearing in Dec. and another hearing in Jan. before the trial.

Wesley Mathews has a court setting in Oct. No trial date has been set for him yet.

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