Some More Murdering Fosties

Foster mom acused of homicide by abuse
Posted: 9:10 PM, Aug. 27, 2006

By Tricia Manning-Smith, KING 5 News

SEABECK, Wash. - A foster mom is in jail on $1 million bail, accused
of homicide by abuse. Her husband confirms that she is under arrest for
circumstances surrounding the death of an adopted son.
The woman is known for caring for children, hers and others. KING 5
News has learned that she recently returned from Africa where her family is
involved in orphan care.

Shortly after she arrived home in Washington, she was arrested.

Former neighbors knew the 44-year old woman as polite and helpful. Her
large family kept to themselves on a rural homestead, where she reportedly
cared for lots of children, and schooled them at home.

http://www.ktvz.com/story.cfm?nav=nwest&storyID=16439

Huge Value wrote:
Foster mom acused of homicide by abuse
Posted: 9:10 PM, Aug. 27, 2006

By Tricia Manning-Smith, KING 5 News

SEABECK, Wash. - A foster mom is in jail on $1 million bail, accused
of homicide by abuse. Her husband confirms that she is under arrest for
circumstances surrounding the death of an adopted son.
The woman is known for caring for children, hers and others. KING 5
News has learned that she recently returned from Africa where her family is
involved in orphan care.

Shortly after she arrived home in Washington, she was arrested.

Former neighbors knew the 44-year old woman as polite and helpful. Her
large family kept to themselves on a rural homestead, where she reportedly
cared for lots of children, and schooled them at home.

http://www.ktvz.com/story.cfm?nav=nwest&storyID=16439


More Murdering Fosties

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"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what
to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb
contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin (or someone else)

Huge Value wrote:
Foster mom acused of homicide by abuse
Posted: 9:10 PM, Aug. 27, 2006

By Tricia Manning-Smith, KING 5 News

SEABECK, Wash. - A foster mom is in jail on $1 million bail, accused
of homicide by abuse. Her husband confirms that she is under arrest for
circumstances surrounding the death of an adopted son.
The woman is known for caring for children, hers and others. KING 5
News has learned that she recently returned from Africa where her family is
involved in orphan care.

Shortly after she arrived home in Washington, she was arrested.

Former neighbors knew the 44-year old woman as polite and helpful. Her
large family kept to themselves on a rural homestead, where she reportedly
cared for lots of children, and schooled them at home.

http://www.ktvz.com/story.cfm?nav=nwest&storyID=16439

Any particular reason you left of the other part of the story? Other
than it removing the sensationalism of the part you did post, that is?

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"They had apparently 11 foster kids over there plus three of their own,
and we barely heard them," said Danita Hughes. "They lived a very simple
life. They raised their fruit and vegetables on their property, they had
cows, goats, got their milk that way, pretty much lived off the land."

But something terrible happened one night about four years ago. One of
the young boys was somehow injured.

"My husband went over to try to help. She believed in no medical help.
It was just home remedy type stuff," said Hughes.

The boy later reportedly died.

Then, years later, according to the woman's blog on a Web site, the
family sold their Port Orchard home and moved to a house in Africa.
Internet photos show them with women and children.

But on a recent blog entry, the woman wrote that she had to come back to
the States for medical treatment for an infection.

It was when she had returned to Port Orchard, that officers apparently
made the arrest.

On the phone Sunday from Africa, her husband confirmed that the arrest
is connected to the death years ago of their adopted son.

A spokesman with Department of Social and Health Services said he had no
personal knowledge of the case. "






--
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what
to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb
contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin (or someone else)

What part of this story did you think he omitted to effect, Kane?

Kane wrote
Any particular reason you left of the other part of the story? Other
than it removing the sensationalism of the part you did post, that is?



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Huge Value wrote:
Foster mom acused of homicide by abuse
Posted: 9:10 PM, Aug. 27, 2006

By Tricia Manning-Smith, KING 5 News

SEABECK, Wash. - A foster mom is in jail on $1 million bail, accused
of homicide by abuse. Her husband confirms that she is under arrest for
circumstances surrounding the death of an adopted son.
The woman is known for caring for children, hers and others. KING 5
News has learned that she recently returned from Africa where her family is
involved in orphan care.

Shortly after she arrived home in Washington, she was arrested.

Former neighbors knew the 44-year old woman as polite and helpful. Her
large family kept to themselves on a rural homestead, where she reportedly
cared for lots of children, and schooled them at home.

http://www.ktvz.com/story.cfm?nav=nwest&storyID=16439

Any particular reason you left of the other part of the story? Other
than it removing the sensationalism of the part you did post, that is?

"They had apparently 11 foster kids over there plus three of their own,
and we barely heard them," said Danita Hughes. "They lived a very simple
life. They raised their fruit and vegetables on their property, they had
cows, goats, got their milk that way, pretty much lived off the land."

But something terrible happened one night about four years ago. One of
the young boys was somehow injured.

"My husband went over to try to help. She believed in no medical help.
It was just home remedy type stuff," said Hughes.

The boy later reportedly died.

Then, years later, according to the woman's blog on a Web site, the
family sold their Port Orchard home and moved to a house in Africa.
Internet photos show them with women and children.

But on a recent blog entry, the woman wrote that she had to come back to
the States for medical treatment for an infection.

It was when she had returned to Port Orchard, that officers apparently
made the arrest.

On the phone Sunday from Africa, her husband confirmed that the arrest
is connected to the death years ago of their adopted son.

A spokesman with Department of Social and Health Services said he had no
personal knowledge of the case. "