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....Turnover during the first two years of employment as a CPS caseworker is significant. Nearly four out of ten new workers quit.
...Average Tenure of CPS Caseworkers and Supervisors
FY 2002
FY 2003
FY 2004
Caseworker
4.7 years
4.7 years
4.2 years....
.....Compounding the problem of high turnover rates is the difficulty in recruiting new staff. Average salary for investigative caseworkers is $2,691 per month. The average salary for investigative supervisors is $3,466 per month....
hava1 wrote:a town of 5000 only, implies that it was acceptable or widely tolerated. Mineola is mentioned in NYT from 2006, when state comptroller found lapses in monitoring sex offenders. Some town...dogville type.
Comes to prove the speculation that child sexual commercial abuse is acceptable to many people, despite the laws and the righteous indignation.
Governments therefore feel ok to run commercial child sex rings for "national security". The difference between, say, the US society and Moldava (considered "risk area" for trafficking) is the manner in which it is done. In Moldava it would be "over the counter", and in the USA and other places, it would be hidden, denied, and will be focused on using "branded" victims for the enjoyment of multitudes. Whereas, if its over the counter, its more dispersed and less "stigmatized".
Sickness abound.
hava1 wrote:Governments therefore feel ok to run commercial child sex rings for "national security".
8bitagent wrote:And we know, that coincidentally wherever the UN and Dyncorp goes, coincidentally massive organized child sex markets start popping up. Lord knows how many foster/CPS taken/etc kids in Florida end up missing, only to be sacrificed or sold overseas. And who knows how deep that Dutrox, Franklin or Finders case reached.
hava1 wrote:I think this describes the "normal" investigation of such cases. Namely, there are some "rumors" , and in fact people know, they know something is going on, and police gets paid to look the other way. And the average approach is that its good to have "those people" sponging the poison.
There is a basic knowledge that there are many sexual predators, and that many "normative" people have strange appetites at times, and someone has to "contain" that, and so instinctively the "pack/herd" zeroes on a victim or several victims, and then the "systems" collaborate, either actively, corruptly, or by default. Matters comes to light when someone is too careless.
And that doesn't always happen, in fact, I think, it normally doesn't, which is why the exploitation of children for sex is rampant and usually is a crime "on the paper" only, namely, written off as "crime" and oy vey, but in fact, acceptable. Small towns are only a micro model of "the world out there".
Like I've said before, I feel that many of these type of stories are related to various groups blackmailing other groups either in the name of "national security", meaning the U.S. government is behind it... or possibly in the name of furthering the interests of certain extreme right wingers operating on the fringes of the U.S. government who are using this stuff to blackmail other parties and push forward their agendas.
I find it very interesting that the FLDS Mormon breakaway cult in the High Weirdness Zone of Texas where the old guys were marrying 12 year olds... well that group was directly funded by the Pentagon in the form of contracts related to Aircraft parts.And I also found it interesting that a Mormon decided to run for President this time around
Six persons were arrested in Rome on Wednesday accused of sexually abusing 15 children from the age of three to the age of six at the nursery school “Olga Rovere” of Rignano Flaminio, in the vicinities of Rome.
They are expected to be subjected to intense interrogations on Friday. The accused persons were arrested and passed their first night in isolation in a jail in Rebibbia, close to Rome.
All six were arrested and accused of a number of offences which included the abduction of minors, sexual violence within a group, sexual violence on minors under the age of 10 and obscene actions in public places.
Two teachers, both grandmothers, were reported to have been in service at the school for decades and one was close to retirement.
Italian Police also arrested a female caretaker at the school, a young Sri Lankan male and the husband of one of the teachers, who formerly worked as a cameraman at Italy's state broadcaster RAI.
Police said the children were taken to an apartment near the school owned by one of the teachers where they were alledgedly made to perform sexual acts with the Sri Lankan suspect, while the cameraman filmed the ordeal.
Children who protested or resisted were given sleeping pills, tranquilisers or other types of drugs.
“They told us that they were only playing, they made punctures on our cheeks,” said one of the children involved.
Some victims spoke of esoteric and satanic rituals, where adults forced them to drink human blood, exited from wounds that the same persons caused.
The pupils described the intimate parts of the body of the arrested persons and mentioned also piercing and tattoos, which a child at such a tender age wouldn’t know, if he or she has not seen them before.
The little victims described the dreadful scenes saying: “In the villa where they took us, a man cut his arm and coerced us to drink his own blood which he poured in a glass, with other substances. Then they made us do a series of strange games, sort of performances with masked adults and massages to female teachers with oil”.
The parents were reportedly alarmed by signs of bruising and red swelling around their children's genital areas, as well as by the dazed and confused state in which some of them returned home from school.
The city, Rignano Flaminio, is dismayed. People cannot believe that teachers and other esteemed persons could have done such repulsive crimes.
“It’s a nightmare” Interior Minister Giuliano Amato said, remarking the umpteenth paedophilia case in Rignano Flaminio.
“These are very serious episodes” he added, emphasising that actually these things are not so much diffused in Italian schools.
Amato admitted that the challenge against paedophilia is “a difficult fight” and revealed that the Interior Ministry “was informed” of the preliminary enquires carried out. “We were anxiously following the case at the Ministry” he added, “because we know what it means for Italian families who have children at school”.
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