husband took my girl after his dad died (called it was payback) once location found called officers and was...
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This sounds like a terrible story, but is there a question in it somewhere?\n\nEDIT: Okay, let's try to figure out what the question is.  Are you trying to figure out how you can get your daughter back from your ex-husband?  If that's it, you really ought to talk to a lawyer...maybe you can find a decent one through the Bar Association that will do some pro bono work.  If you just aren't interested in working with lawyers, and you really want to involve this group in something as personal as this, you're going to have to post more details...and more *relevant* details (stick to the facts, ma'am).\n\nIf you want better answers, ask better questions and include more of the important details.  Things people might want to know are these:\n\nAre there any court orders right now?\n\nWhat state do you live in?\n\nWhy did your ex take your child, or at least why do you think he did or what did he tell you?\n\nHave there been any allegations of improper parenting on either side?  Any mental health issues on either side?  Drug use?  \n\nIf I'm guessing correctly at what you want to know, I just don't think you're going to be able to get the answers you need in this forum.
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Mate, when someone you love tells you that you can see your daughter once a fortnight and then teaches her to call someone else daddy. When you are treated like a criminal just because it is assumed you are a deadbeat dad. When you are financially broken to pay for support and fees.\n\nHere in Australia the Child Support Agency have the powers to walk into your home and take possessions to pay their version of "arrears" in child support. Nearly every guy that happens to suicides and nobody cares.\n\n8 years after my divorce I was driving along the road and someone cut me off. I felt this strange pricklly sensation and had to pull the car over. I realized eventually that my fear reaction had been missing for 8 years, because I genuinely didn't care whether I lived or died.\n\nI am married again and still not sure I will ever emotionally recover. I will definitely never recover financially.\n\nAll of this happens to nice guys every day and nobody cares. Talk about your silent majority. You can see from the sarcastic comments that precede my post that nobody cares about these broken men.
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sorry for your loss...that crappy that not only did you lose someone to a monster but the police aren't' doing their job...i suggest contacting your local media and present them with the evidence so they can interview your family and the attorney...i'll bet something will be done then...good luck.
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You need to go to the court house family division and file for a court date.  Then contact a lawyer and they will file for temporary custody of the kids  till the judge decides what is best for them. The lawyer should be covered by legal aid especially if there is no income.  Tell her to get a job even if it's through a temporary agency for the time being, it will help keep her mind off of it, and will also show the judge that she is able to support the kids. Tell her to put the utilities in her name to establish a credit rating.  The cops will not go after him for the kids until she has it in place that temporary custody is hers. They don't consider it kidnapping since he is the father. Tell her to call children's services in her area and let them know of his problems and what has occurred they can help in getting the children back.  Been in the same situation so if you need more help just contact me.
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if you hae any details, an investigator should be able to help you with that.  My b/f wanted to locate his bio dad and I was able to track him down.  Funny part was he was in the town my b/f used to live in!  He must have passed him on the street and not known it!\n\nemma____@yahoo.com\nNorthwest Investigation
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I moved away over 1100 miles to get him to see I don't want him anymore. I had an order of protection and he got it removed cause like you he had people in the system to remove it. I stated a new life and my daughter lives with him and he still wants and loves me over 7 years later but living happily with new husband and as they say out of site out of mind....
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was arrested for public nudity while at a public\nwatershed in the country with my gf at the time.\nwhen we told her parents why we were late,her dad laughed so hard,we thought he would bust his gut !\ni miss you.please send i.m.or mail...t
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I spent three days in a county jail with a 6 foot tall very angry woman who had just shot her husband in the face.  ummm.. yeah, can somebody please call my daddy???....  the worst part about it was that mine was such a petty crime. horticulturist should never be jailed, i was doing my part to produce more oxygen and eliminate global warming ;O)
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i went through the police academy to prove to someday outrank my dad ta first. But after learning all that my dad really did, I don't know anymore, I like helping others but I watched a friend from another pricinct get shot and I admit I got scared. I was so close. I trust myself and most of those I work with, but things are crazy these days, and thats why I stayed a cop. I don't work street anymore, I work in the training department now. I want to passdown the things I learned so it doesn't happen to others and I don't want my children to grow up in a society without any order. people may not respect us, and they may try to trick us. But if we aren't there and something happens, then they'd be whining about why we weren't there. For now I am a cop because it's in my blood, and I can't live in a society that doesn't try to better itself. My brother I admit went bad, I keep that in mind each time I put my child to bed. I think about how he took the easy way out, but I am glad I arrested him before something serious happened to him. he may hate me, but I did it because I love him and I wanted him to get better, also I told him I have to do it, it's the law, if I didn't it may be someone else and they may get nervous and shoot first... Being a cop, dude, is harder then you think, and even harder to explain in words why we do it. we don't get paid much, and we deal with alot of crap. But just like the other month, I was on the bus, and I met this guy i arrested many years back, I remember checking up on this kid and sorta being a hound back then. I used to just swing by durig my rounds and cruised his local spot, and just kept up with him for awhile while he was on house arrest. He's a lawyer now. He thanked me. I thought he was gonna start something on the bus, but he thanked me... I never expected that... Days like that make me glad I went into this field. But, I still miss the streets, yet I can't handle that. soon after my fellow officer died those years ago I went to the gulf to server in the reserves, and coming back after seeing all that death, i didn't want to see no more... I could deal with training people, and the reports, but until I am ready and confident I won't have flashbacks from the gulf, they won't let me back on the streets. The question you are asking actually comes up alot from new recruits, and I ask them, if you are a recruit, then why are you here? Just as it was complicated for him to answer me, it is so hard for us to answer you. But I am trying as best I can from my own experience.
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Why is it that you know all this information about this person, yet the law enforcement community is not aware of it.  Who was this Sherrif she had an affair with?  Was this recently?...Ronny Dodson, Steve Whitley, Jack McDaniels, or George Jones?  Was it the sherrif himself or one of the Terlingua deputies or constables....Sonny or Oscar? What year did it take place?  Why wasn't the murder/suicide of her husband investigated if the gunshot was to the back of the head?  And the old lady whose arm was broken....why didn't she go to law enforcment over this?  If you have evidence that is unknown to law enforcement, then call the Texas Rangers and tell them what you know. Otherwise, it may not be wise to be making public allegations  against people for such serious crimes....
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Hmmm.... try the police or the office of records for your county.  Good luck
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sorry no idea, hope someone does so that they help you.  By the way, why not contact the police itself on phone, that will be even a quick search for the information you need right.
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THE HOOR THAT STOLE MY MAN (BITCH)
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I would say it depends on where you live.  The law in some places tries to keep families together.  I mean just because they fought today does not mean that by tonight they would have come back together.  It is a hard call A good Lawyer would be helpful.  Unfortunately the law is not working for the benefits of the women keeping your daughter safe is I am sure your top priority.So I would get her some councelling because this type of abuse has a way of sticking with the person for yrs.Post tramatic stress syndrome.  Keep her away from him Chances are he will be sorry but once they realize the law is a joke they are not really worried about doing it again.Change her # move her somewhere else and pls let her know that she must do this to be safe he will do it again and can no longer be trusted dont even try run
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I am sorry to hear about your situation. I was in a similar situation 7 years ago but her father was actually convicted of molesting a young girl in town and he was sent to jail so i have sole custody of her. But I do know from working with troubled kids that there are supervised visits you can ask for where the visits are in a safe location with a member of social services or another agency like that present during the visit. It may be an option for you to look into and i hope everything works out.
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check with local law enforcement and/or an attorney.  Laws in Illinois which apply to parental kidnapping are VERY harsh!  Be careful!!
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I saw that same documentary.  The money the kid found was from the heist - the serial numbers matched.  It was only a very small portion, though, of the approximately $200,000 he is said to have stolen.  He tried to go back for it but was never able to find the exact spot where the money was buried.  He was living down in Florida when he died.  They were not able to conclusively prove that he actually was Dan "DB" Cooper, but there were several indications that he could have been.  He took his wife out to a location very close to where the money turned up some 30 years later.  He looked around for a while, and left.  The wife certainly thought that there might be something to it.\n\nThe money that the kid found was badly damaged from years of exposure to wet dirt and other elements, so it is likely that if any more of it ever does turn up, it will be in even worse condition.