Foster mother charged in child's death Death blamed on complications from abusive head injury

Foster mother charged in child's death Death blamed on complications
from abusive head injury MELISSA MANWARE Staff Writer
Police on Monday charged a foster mother in the death of her
14-month-old nephew, who the Mecklenburg Department of Social Services
had placed in her care.
Zachary Moran died Aug. 8, just days after he was taken to Carolinas
Medical Center with critical head injuries. Family members told
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police he had fallen from his crib.
A doctor who treated Zachary called the injuries consistent with abuse
and later a medical examiner determined he died of "complications of
abusive head injuries," police said.
Investigators charged Penny Moran, 41, of Charlotte, with felony child
abuse and involuntary manslaughter. Moran, who is married to Zachary's
father's brother, turned herself in about 5:30 p.m. Monday.
She was being held without bond in the Mecklenburg County jail late
Monday.
Zachary and his twin sister had been living with Moran in her west
Charlotte home under a foster care arrangement. Police said the other
twin has since been taken from the home.
Zachary's mother, Mary Foster, lost custody of the twins after she was
accused of neglecting her children. Someone told social workers she'd
left them on a porch in the rain, she said.
Foster has said it wasn't true, but acknowledged she was struggling
with an addiction to prescription pain killers. The twins' father,
Bill Moran, was in jail at the time, charged with assaulting Foster.
Foster has said she suggested Moran and her husband when DSS asked if
they had someone close to them who could care for their children. She
said they were already licensed in Mecklenburg County as foster
parents.
Mary Foster declined comment Monday except to say she appreciates all
the work done by Charlotte-Mecklenburg police and the Mecklenburg
district attorneys.
Since Zachary's death, DSS has tightened foster home policies, now
taking greater care to supply baby sitters and other stress-reducing
services to foster parents.
The new protocol, enacted the same month as Zachary's death, means
caseworkers will ask detailed questions about whether the foster
family needs support services such as child care, respite care or
baby-sitting.
There are as many as 600 foster homes in Mecklenburg; nearly 200 run
by the county, while the others are operated by private agencies. Most
homes have about three or four children, including the biological
children of the foster parents.
Gaston County DSS is investigating Zachary's case because he was in
Mecklenburg's legal custody. Danny Diehl, a spokesman for Mecklenburg
County, said Mecklenburg is working in conjunction with Gaston DSS and
their investigation is continuing.
http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observe...al/7641612.htm

wexwimpy wrote in message . ..

The Famous Blooming Plant backchanneled me and begged me not to point
this out as It believes that any and all relatives are superior to
stranger foster parents.

I couldn't It and had to tell the truth. Notice the relative foster
placement was with an aunt.

I also noticed some other things that do not jibe with our resident
expert of the evils of CPS related to foster issues:

Foster mother charged in child's death Death blamed on complications
from abusive head injury MELISSA MANWARE Staff Writer
Police on Monday charged a foster mother in the death of her
14-month-old nephew, who the Mecklenburg Department of Social Services
had placed in her care.
Zachary Moran died Aug. 8, just days after he was taken to Carolinas
Medical Center with critical head injuries. Family members told
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police he had fallen from his crib.
A doctor who treated Zachary called the injuries consistent with abuse
and later a medical examiner determined he died of "complications of
abusive head injuries," police said.
Investigators charged Penny Moran, 41, of Charlotte, with felony child
abuse and involuntary manslaughter. Moran, who is married to Zachary's
father's brother, turned herself in about 5:30 p.m. Monday.
She was being held without bond in the Mecklenburg County jail late
Monday.

But wait. CPS is supposed to be doing a cover up according to A
Carrot, and It's little plot of Seedlings.

Zachary and his twin sister had been living with Moran in her west
Charlotte home under a foster care arrangement. Police said the other
twin has since been taken from the home.

No no....The Plant must be furious that this relative's rights were
abrogated byt he state. The twin should have been left with her,
obviously.

Zachary's mother, Mary Foster, lost custody of the twins after she was
accused of neglecting her children. Someone told social workers she'd
left them on a porch in the rain, she said.
Foster has said it wasn't true, but acknowledged she was struggling
with an addiction to prescription pain killers. The twins' father,
Bill Moran, was in jail at the time, charged with assaulting Foster.
Foster has said she suggested Moran and her husband when DSS asked if
they had someone close to them who could care for their children. She
said they were already licensed in Mecklenburg County as foster
parents.

Yep. I knew it. Already evil foster parents just waiting for their own
kin to kill .

Mary Foster declined comment Monday except to say she appreciates all
the work done by Charlotte-Mecklenburg police and the Mecklenburg
district attorneys.
Since Zachary's death, DSS has tightened foster home policies, now
taking greater care to supply baby sitters and other stress-reducing
services to foster parents.

Oh oh. Look out now. First thing you know they might actually start
paying foster parents adequeatly. Can't have that, now can we PLANT?

The new protocol, enacted the same month as Zachary's death, means
caseworkers will ask detailed questions about whether the foster
family needs support services such as child care, respite care or
baby-sitting.

Many states already do this.

There are as many as 600 foster homes in Mecklenburg; nearly 200 run
by the county, while the others are operated by private agencies. Most
homes have about three or four children, including the biological
children of the foster parents.

And that's a fack jack.

Gaston County DSS is investigating Zachary's case because he was in
Mecklenburg's legal custody. Danny Diehl, a spokesman for Mecklenburg
County, said Mecklenburg is working in conjunction with Gaston DSS and
their investigation is continuing.
http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observe...al/7641612.htm

Come on Plant. You can turn this into something anti CPS can't you?
We're anxiously waiting for your grand entrance with drum roll as you
leap out from behind the curtain to once again bait the state in its
den, so to speak.

Are you going to miss this chance to dance in the blood of a child?

R R R R R

Bingo bango bongo.

Stoneman

If you would Google my posts --which you prefer lying --you would see that I
have at various times, acknowledged the need for some fosters.

It's all in the archives.

Now gather and surmise.

You'll see folks, that The Plant is also a public masterbater, that is
It is guilty of a Doananism.

An attempt, by snippage, to pretend the subject was something else
entirely.
My post, reconstituted, is directly below this reply

On 08 Jan 2004 03:21:04 GMT, (Fern5827) wrote:

If you would Google my posts --which you prefer lying --you would see
that I
have at various times, acknowledged the need for some fosters.

I'm sorry....I don't get the reference. This wasn't about "some
fosters."

This was about RELATIVES who harm their own relative foster children.

One of the corners good ol' Duplicitious Doug got himself into was
making claims about bad bad foster parents...only to find out that
roughly 30% of foster children are with RELATIVES.


It's all in the archives.

No, not everything is in the archives, Artichoke.

What a despicable human being you are isn't there sufficiently for
people to catch on to you quickly enough. I help though. I do what I
can.

Your support of whipping children is duly noted. chuckle

Your lies are duly noted. chuckle

Your stupidity is duly noted. chuckle

Now gather and surmise.

Now gather and stick your head back up your ass.

And my original post you DIDN'T RESPOND TO, PUBLIC MASTERBATER:

(Kane) wrote in message . com...
wexwimpy wrote in message . ..

The Famous Blooming Plant backchanneled me and begged me not to point
this out as It believes that any and all relatives are superior to
stranger foster parents.

I couldn't It and had to tell the truth. Notice the relative foster
placement was with an aunt.

I also noticed some other things that do not jibe with our resident
expert of the evils of CPS related to foster issues:

Foster mother charged in child's death Death blamed on complications
from abusive head injury MELISSA MANWARE Staff Writer
Police on Monday charged a foster mother in the death of her
14-month-old nephew, who the Mecklenburg Department of Social Services
had placed in her care.
Zachary Moran died Aug. 8, just days after he was taken to Carolinas
Medical Center with critical head injuries. Family members told
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police he had fallen from his crib.
A doctor who treated Zachary called the injuries consistent with abuse
and later a medical examiner determined he died of "complications of
abusive head injuries," police said.
Investigators charged Penny Moran, 41, of Charlotte, with felony child
abuse and involuntary manslaughter. Moran, who is married to Zachary's
father's brother, turned herself in about 5:30 p.m. Monday.
She was being held without bond in the Mecklenburg County jail late
Monday.

But wait. CPS is supposed to be doing a cover up according to A
Carrot, and It's little plot of Seedlings.

Zachary and his twin sister had been living with Moran in her west
Charlotte home under a foster care arrangement. Police said the other
twin has since been taken from the home.

No no....The Plant must be furious that this relative's rights were
abrogated byt he state. The twin should have been left with her,
obviously.

Zachary's mother, Mary Foster, lost custody of the twins after she was
accused of neglecting her children. Someone told social workers she'd
left them on a porch in the rain, she said.
Foster has said it wasn't true, but acknowledged she was struggling
with an addiction to prescription pain killers. The twins' father,
Bill Moran, was in jail at the time, charged with assaulting Foster.
Foster has said she suggested Moran and her husband when DSS asked if
they had someone close to them who could care for their children. She
said they were already licensed in Mecklenburg County as foster
parents.

Yep. I knew it. Already evil foster parents just waiting for their own
kin to kill .

Mary Foster declined comment Monday except to say she appreciates all
the work done by Charlotte-Mecklenburg police and the Mecklenburg
district attorneys.
Since Zachary's death, DSS has tightened foster home policies, now
taking greater care to supply baby sitters and other stress-reducing
services to foster parents.

Oh oh. Look out now. First thing you know they might actually start
paying foster parents adequeatly. Can't have that, now can we PLANT?

The new protocol, enacted the same month as Zachary's death, means
caseworkers will ask detailed questions about whether the foster
family needs support services such as child care, respite care or
baby-sitting.

Many states already do this.

There are as many as 600 foster homes in Mecklenburg; nearly 200 run
by the county, while the others are operated by private agencies. Most
homes have about three or four children, including the biological
children of the foster parents.

And that's a fack jack.

Gaston County DSS is investigating Zachary's case because he was in
Mecklenburg's legal custody. Danny Diehl, a spokesman for Mecklenburg
County, said Mecklenburg is working in conjunction with Gaston DSS and
their investigation is continuing.
http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observe...al/7641612.htm

Come on Plant. You can turn this into something anti CPS can't you?
We're anxiously waiting for your grand entrance with drum roll as you
leap out from behind the curtain to once again bait the state in its
den, so to speak.

Are you going to miss this chance to dance in the blood of a child?


R R R R R

Bingo bango bongo.

Stoneman

Kinship care placements are around

27%-

Source: http://www.childrensrights.org

Unlike you, I source.

Doan is resouceful, too. Probably beyond your limited braying knowledge.

On 08 Jan 2004 13:21:43 GMT, (Fern5827) wrote:

Kinship care placements are around

27%-

Stop being a twit:

http://www.cwla.org/programs/kinship/factsheet.htm

Look at the states that are at 50% or more, dummy. Then notice that
last line that says you source, the thugish lying twits, are a bit
off, like you, Cauliflower.

"Growth
It's estimated that approximately 150,000 foster care children, about
one-third of all children in foster care, are living with relatives
(US Dept. of Health and Human Services:Vol.: Narrative Rep. June
1997).


In 1998, 2.5 million of the nation's families were maintained by
grandparents who had one or more of their grandchildren living with
them. This number is up by 19 percent since 1990 (1998 U.S. Census
Bureau).


In Illinois, approximately 27,000 of the 47,400 children in care are
in kinship care (1997 CWLA Stat Book).


In California, 25,000 of the 44,000 children in care are in kinship
care (1997 CWLA Stat Book).


In New York, an average of 16,859 of the City's 42,000 children living
in foster care are in kinship care(Mayor's Office of Operations, 1996,
CASA All IN THE FAMILY: A MIXED BLESSING, January, 1998).


In Maryland, there has been an increase in the number of children in
kinship care from 154 in 1986, to 3,200 in 1997 (MD Monthly Management
Report, 1997).
National data for children in kinship care is not available, because
many states do not separate relatives from unrelated foster parents in
their reporting system. "


Fact is no one knows the exact figure. It's often referred, as the
more AUTHORITATIVE SOURCE ABOVE THAN YOUR PHONY BALONEY ORGANIZATION
BELOW, as about one third of children being in relative placements.

Source: http://www.childrensrights.org

Bull****..


Unlike you, I source.

R R R R .. that's got to be the joke of the century.

Your citiations are limited to either someone else's blather
forwarded, tripe from thugs organizations, or slanted media pieces.

You JUST posted a forwarded post by someone else that says first off,
"no URL was available" (though it was a newspaper with a common name
but no locale...who ever heard of that) and the culprit in the story
that kicked a near naked child out in freezing weather shown in the
subject line as a CPS worker turned out to be a private general social
service agency person who could have been in any kind of work
whatsoever, even just a paper jocky.

You people are incredibile in your ability to lie.

Doan is resouceful, too.

Resourcesful? Well, he is about as good at lying as anyone I've ever
run across. He even lies by calling other's liars who simply disagree
with him or may be mistaken.

So you are right this time Rutabaga. About as resourcesful a weasel as
there is, and for years too. One of YOUR spanked children grown up
into a scumbag.

Probably beyond your limited braying knowledge.

Just puts your drawers in a twist when you and your cronies are shown
up to be disengenuous liars...R R R R R

You just made my day. Thanks.

Kane