Friday, April 15, 2011
Someone posed the question how could this little girl go to school everyday and still smile. A poster commented because she wasn't home and after reading more of her tragic life that makes sense. The State of Florida should be liable for her death. This is an Epic FAIL on behalf of Child Protective Services.
Jorge Barahona, an adoptive father of 4 foster children, is charged with murdering his 10 year old daughter on Feb 10, 2011. Four days later on Valentine’s Day Barahona reportedly doused his adoptive son with highly toxic chemicals and gave him sleeping pills. The boy suffered from severe chemical burns and is said to have been suffering from seizures and convulsing when he was found. Victor Barhaona was allegedly doused in a chemical so toxic, rescue workers had to wear hazmat suits and reported feeling ill while trying to save the boy. The pair was found along Interstate 95 in Palm Beach, Florida along with the body of his twin sister who was later discovered in the truck.
Jorge Barahona, an adoptive father of 4 foster children, is charged with murdering his 10 year old daughter on Feb 10, 2011. Four days later on Valentine’s Day Barahona reportedly doused his adoptive son with highly toxic chemicals and gave him sleeping pills. The boy suffered from severe chemical burns and is said to have been suffering from seizures and convulsing when he was found. Victor Barhaona was allegedly doused in a chemical so toxic, rescue workers had to wear hazmat suits and reported feeling ill while trying to save the boy. The pair was found along Interstate 95 in Palm Beach, Florida along with the body of his twin sister who was later discovered in the truck.
Nubia was beaten to death. She had been stuffed in a plastic bag and toxic chemicals had been poured on her body.
School authorities repeatedly asked child services to look into the home life of little 10-year old Nubia, and her twin brother, Victor fearing they were being abused by adoptive parents, Jorge and Carmen Barahona.
School officials noticed things were not right for Nubia as early as 2007. She had been caught stealing food from the cafeteria and was frail and thin in appearance. When she was question she stated she was afraid of her mother who hit her. The information failed to make it to the court welfare psychologist who testified at an adoption hearing, that the Barahona’s were wonderful parents and should be able to adopt Nubia and her twin brother, Victor.
UPDATES ON THE SAD LIFE OF NUBIA DOCTOR
The little girl whose decomposing body was found in the back of an adoptive father [read monster['s pickup truck last week endured a hellish life punctuated by sexual abuse, hunger, bruises, hair loss and the lack of care for a rare medical condition.
The state of Florida thought they were saving little Nubia's life when they put the little girl and her twin brother in a foster home. Nubia and Victor were formally adopted by the foster parents, Jorge and Carla Barahona, in 2008.
UPDATES ON THE SAD LIFE OF NUBIA DOCTOR
The little girl whose decomposing body was found in the back of an adoptive father [read monster['s pickup truck last week endured a hellish life punctuated by sexual abuse, hunger, bruises, hair loss and the lack of care for a rare medical condition.
The state of Florida thought they were saving little Nubia's life when they put the little girl and her twin brother in a foster home. Nubia and Victor were formally adopted by the foster parents, Jorge and Carla Barahona, in 2008.
Out of the frying pan...
The twins were born in 2000 to a mother who admitted to using drugs. She is described as being 18 and homeless.
After reports of abuse, the state wouldn’t allow her to see the children, and they went into the care of their biological father.
He was soon arrested and charged with sexually assaulting another child.
The records do not indicate whether the man was charged.
The documents released Monday redact mention of a specific medical condition, but they hint at a hormonal problem. Authorities confirmed to ABCNews.com that Nubia was intersexed, meaning she was born with both male and female genitals.
The twins were born in 2000 to a mother who admitted to using drugs. She is described as being 18 and homeless.
After reports of abuse, the state wouldn’t allow her to see the children, and they went into the care of their biological father.
He was soon arrested and charged with sexually assaulting another child.
The records do not indicate whether the man was charged.
The documents released Monday redact mention of a specific medical condition, but they hint at a hormonal problem. Authorities confirmed to ABCNews.com that Nubia was intersexed, meaning she was born with both male and female genitals.
Despite her need to see doctors regularly, a caseworker wrote that her adopted parents simply put her alone on a "medical bus" and often failed to see that she made appointments.
Her Pleas for Help Ignored:
In perhaps the most disturbing of at least eight child welfare reports, in 2005 Nubia accused her foster father of sexual abuse, just months after being removed from the home of her biological father because she had been molested.
The sexual abuse investigation was dropped after a psychologist said there was not enough conclusive evidence that the girl had not made up the story.
"Nubia disclosed to [to the psychologist] that the foster father tickled her private parts," wrote a case worker in 2005.
How gullible are they?
A case worker in 2007 wrote: "Nubia's hunger has been uncontrollable, she sneaks and steals food, steals money, has hair loss, is very thin, nervous and jittery. Nubia also has an unpleasant odor… In the past it is believed Nubia's adoption was halted when Nubia was coming to school dirty while in the adoptive mother's care."
Another caseworker wrote, "A couple of months ago Nubia had a scratch on her nose. It is said Nubia scratches her nose a lot and that she is always falling."
Just days before the gruesome discovery of her body along I-95, a caller to an abuse hot-line [identified in another report as the Barahonas' granddaughter, unless this was an additional report] reported that the Barahona twins were being forced to stand in the bathtub for hours at a time with their hands and feet bound.
Victor Current Status:
On March 2nd he was released from the hospital and is still recovering from his injuries. He is in state custody and some biological family members are trying to adopt him.
Monster’s Current Status:
Jorge Barahona sits with handcuffed, and wearing chains on his ankles in a Miami-Dade courtroom Monday, March 28, 2011. He and his wife Carmen Barahona were arraigned on first degree murder charges in the murder of foster child Nubia Barahona. State prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
In perhaps the most disturbing of at least eight child welfare reports, in 2005 Nubia accused her foster father of sexual abuse, just months after being removed from the home of her biological father because she had been molested.
The sexual abuse investigation was dropped after a psychologist said there was not enough conclusive evidence that the girl had not made up the story.
"Nubia disclosed to [to the psychologist] that the foster father tickled her private parts," wrote a case worker in 2005.
How gullible are they?
A case worker in 2007 wrote: "Nubia's hunger has been uncontrollable, she sneaks and steals food, steals money, has hair loss, is very thin, nervous and jittery. Nubia also has an unpleasant odor… In the past it is believed Nubia's adoption was halted when Nubia was coming to school dirty while in the adoptive mother's care."
Another caseworker wrote, "A couple of months ago Nubia had a scratch on her nose. It is said Nubia scratches her nose a lot and that she is always falling."
Just days before the gruesome discovery of her body along I-95, a caller to an abuse hot-line [identified in another report as the Barahonas' granddaughter, unless this was an additional report] reported that the Barahona twins were being forced to stand in the bathtub for hours at a time with their hands and feet bound.
Victor Current Status:
On March 2nd he was released from the hospital and is still recovering from his injuries. He is in state custody and some biological family members are trying to adopt him.
Monster’s Current Status:
Jorge Barahona sits with handcuffed, and wearing chains on his ankles in a Miami-Dade courtroom Monday, March 28, 2011. He and his wife Carmen Barahona were arraigned on first degree murder charges in the murder of foster child Nubia Barahona. State prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
Originally posted by Ms. Angela's Stuff at 1:59 PM
Angie's signing off for now...feel free to read me again! Until the Next time Stay Blessed and Humble. Peace!
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