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#224700 - 09/07/09 07:46 AM Grandparent's overstep in boy behind a wall case.
dvd Superstar Registered: 04/02/07 Posts: 4165	This morning I watched NBC interviewing the grandmother who helped her daughter to hide the kid behind "secret" room for 2 years and it really disgusted me. While the father (a police officer) hasn't said a bad word about them, she went on TV to smear him with false abuse accusation (even the DSS cleared him AND REWARDED him custody!) and demand him to take lie detector test. It's like a fun game for her. I bet she was part of the causes of their broken marriage due to her overinvolvement with their business and obsession about the boy (as if it's her own son!). I hope they (mother and daughter) will be sent to jail to learn their lesson that you can't take the laws into your own hands.
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#224746 - 09/09/09 04:36 AM Re: Grandparent's overstep in boy behind a wall case. [Re: dvd]
Tali_Llama Superstar Registered: 06/17/03 Posts: 6738 Loc: S. California	Its not the first time this kind of issue became sickening on public television. Do you remember the horribly public fight between playboy model Bridget Marks and Riverboat Tycoon John Aylsworth? Probably the most child-abusive television fodder I've ever seen. The grandmother would yell "You're an evil man John Aylsworth" right in front of the cameras, with complete disregard for the fact that she was hurting/attacking her grandchildrens' father right in front of them. Some people are atrocious. _________________________ Disclaimer:Not actual legal advice!
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