This is the latest on Viktor and Nubia Barahona. The flags were so prominant that a blind man could see them. Miami Dade DCF and the Judge Valerie Manno-Schurr should have see it coming from the next state. The psychologist is as culpable as the rest of them she knew this was going on and she knew these children were at risk. She never told “the secrets”. The question begs to be asked WHY? The answer is simple “MONEY” she was being paid by DCF to make sure this adoption went through so all parties would win including the courts.
By Carol Marbin Miller and Diana Moskovitz
The Miami Herald
Updated: 8:07 a.m. Friday, March 4, 2011
Posted: 6:54 a.m. Friday, March 4, 2011
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In the months before a Miami-Dade judge approved their adoption by longtime foster parents, Nubia and Victor Docter, 7-year-old twin siblings, made a startling admission to a child psychologist. The twins said they sometimes had thoughts of killing themselves.
Nubia also confided that she wished she had more friends. And that she was “sure that terrible things are going to happen to her.”
Despite the twins’ professed fears, Judge Valerie Manno-Schurr — acting on the recommendations of foster care workers and a private psychologist — approved their adoption in May 2009, when the children were 8. Nubia and Victor Docter were now Victor and Nubia Barahona.
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About Yvonne Mason Sewell
Background:
The eldest of five children, Yvonne was born May 17, 1951 in Atlanta, Georgia. Raised in East Point, Georgia, she moved to Jackson County, Ga. until 2006 then moved to Port St. Lucie, Florida where she currently makes her home.
Licensed bounty hunter for the state of Georgia.
Education:
After a 34 year absence, returned to college in 2004. Graduated with honors in Criminal Justice with an Associate’s degree from Lanier Technical College in 2006.
Awards:
Nominated for the prestigious GOAL award in 2005 which encompasses all of the technical colleges. This award is based not only on excellence in academics but also leadership, positive attitude and the willingness to excel in one’s major.
Affiliations:
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Member of The Florida Writer’s Association – Group Leader for St Lucie County
The Dream:
Since learning to write at the age of five, Yvonne has wanted to be an author. She wrote her first novel Stan’s Story beginning in 1974 and completed it in 2006. Publication seemed impossible as rejections grew to 10 years. Determined, she continued adding to the story until her dream came true in 2006.
The Inspiration:
Yvonne’s brother Stan has been her inspiration and hero in every facet of her life. He was stricken with Encephalitis at the tender age of nine months. He has defied every roadblock placed in his way and has been the driving force in every one of her accomplishments. He is the one who taught her never to give up
The Author:
Yvonne is currently the author of several novels, including:
Stan’s Story- the true story of her brother’s accomplishments, it has been compared to the style of Capote, and is currently being rewritten with new information for re-release.
Tangled Minds - a riveting story about a young girl’s bad decision and how it taints everyone’s life around her yet still manages to show that hope is always possible. This novel has been compared to the writing of Steinbeck and is currently being written as a screenplay. This novel will be re-released by Kerlak Publishing in 2009
Brilliant Insanity – released by Kerlak Publishing October 2008
Silent Scream – Released by Lulu.com October 2008- Slated to be made into a movie
Yvonne’s Philosophy in Life - “Pay it Forward”:
“In this life we all have been helped by others to attain our dreams and goals. We cannot pay it back but what we can do is ‘pay it forward’. It is a simple
Jim Black
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How Child Protection Services Buys and Sells Our Children 
There is no earthly reason why all involved in this childs appalling murder shouldnt be made to pay for their incompetentcies. They, from the judge down, should all be made to face justice for their incompetencies and rermoved from society lest this ever happen again. They are not fit to do the jobs they do.
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