My 911 Call, The "Attempted Murder" of My Daughter, & Oppression of the Family Death Penalty

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76. Thanks for the compliment, tho I tend to doubt my work has anything to do with it

Instead, I can see that the system generally treats all cases of injury to children with a high level of seriousness, to the point where, as in this case, it overshoots reality. There's some desire to hit back, and hit back very hard, against anyone accuse-able of hurting children. In this case, they want to hit back so hard that it will hurt the children themselves, if they keep it up. Here again, it appears they rationalize this my "erring" on the side (in their minds) of protecting the physical safety of children, at the expense of their minds and hearts.

Karita's treating physician (who was involved in the commitment too) says that many officials involved in CPS proceedings simply don't understand the medical science of mental illness and over-react because of it.

I've asked if there is any danger to Iida in a visitation, and the professional response has been that the question doesn't even make sense: it is not possible to say that my daughter is under any kind of increased danger, based on the past, even if decompensation is assumed. the most likely thing, even in severe decompensation, is just severe depression, as shown in over 100 days of severe decompensation languishing in jail: she never had any aggressive acts or threats toward anyone, at any time.

That being said, no living human being is without risk, including everyone replying to this OP and myself. So, it's not honest to say there's no danger, either, but that fact doesn't really get us anywhere because it is true for every human being. Bottom line is that there's a slightly elevated risk relative to the general population, but it is not specific to the children or anyone else, and lots of people legitimately walking the streets, especially young men, are more dangerous. (See also other replies where I point out that even though it is very difficult to get someone committed for average citizens, the opposite is true for NGRI cases, and the doctors in this case said they were committing simply to get her under a 5 year medical supervision program that they believe will be a good safeguard and help allow visitation. But that won't work in the end if CPS operates out of lay model of fear of the "criminally insane" rather than what the State's own experts say themselves about visitation and the real reasons and motivations for her commitment)