Parents needed just four more months before they could get their daughter back
Adan Salazar
Infowars.com
August 5, 2013
The Texas division of Child Protective Services may be ultimately to
blame for a child’s death this past week after the child was taken from
her parents because they smoked pot and put in foster care with the
woman that would eventually end up killing her.
Round Rock, Texas resident Joshua Hill received an urgent call last
Monday, July 29 requesting he rush to the Scott and White Children’s
Emergency Hospital in Temple, about an hour north of Round Rock. Hill
was only told it concerned his daughter, and was kept in the dark as to
exactly what to expect.
“They wouldn’t tell me what condition she was in or what was wrong or
what had happened. The only thing they would tell me is I needed to be
there. When I got there, I found out that Alex was in a coma,” Hill told
Austin ABC affiliate KVUE News.
When Hill arrived, he discovered his daughter was on life support, bruised and with head injuries.
Hill’s two-year-old daughter Alex, short for Alexandria, was removed
from her parent’s home last November for “neglectful supervision”
following her parents’ admission that they smoked pot after she was put
to bed, reported KVUE.
“We never hurt our daughter. She was never sick, she was never in the
hospital, and she never had any issues until she went into state care,”
Hill told KVUE.
The first home Alex was placed in a was a dangerous one, according to
her father. “She would come to visitation with bruises on her, and mold
and mildew in her bag. It got to a point where I actually told CPS that
they would have to have me arrested because I wouldn’t let her go
back.”
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