Thursday, June 5, 2014

Scandal-Ridden Massachusetts DCF Agrees to Free Justina Pelletier

The Connecticut girl kidnapped by the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families and imprisoned in Boston Children’s Hospital for more than year has been cleared to return home by the courts. But she has not yet been released, as the legal system continues to drag its feet.

Last week, Justina’s family and attorneys with the Liberty Council filed a motion in Juvenile Court requesting she be returned to her parents, Linda and Lou Pelletier. Massachusetts DCF indicated it would not object to the motion.

In mid-May, Justina was transferred from Massachusetts to a Connecticut facility. Since then, she has been receiving treatment from Tufts Medical Center, the same place she received treatment before her kidnapping by the State of Massachusetts in February 2013.

“Today is a significant event for Justina and the Pelletier family,” Mat Staver, founder and chairman of Liberty Counsel, who is representing the Pelletier family, said May 30. “We believe and hope that the Pelleteir family will soon be reunited.

Full Article and Source:
Scandal Ridden Massachusetts DCF Agrees to Free Justina

See Also:
New Placement Gives DCF Hostage Justina Pelletier More Privileges

3 comments:

Carole said...

I hope it happens and quickly.

Anonymous said...

Now for the lawsuits ....

Thelma said...

Best news I've heard today.