When I read this article I had to read it twice, she falisfied records, this is done all the time- both to steal children and to keep from doing the job. Children are abused and killed by being stolen and by not doing the job. What if these children had been hurt or worse murdered because she falsified the records? This is what happened to Nubia. Our tax dollars pay for her to lie on the paperwork. It is time no past time to revamp or shut this system down all together. The enitre system is built on lies.
By David Hunt
A former state Department of Children and Families investigator in Jacksonville has avoided trial by pleading guilty to falsifying a child abuse record.
Quakeita Leisha Anderson, 28, resigned from the agency last year amid an investigation into the bogus report. She closed a child abuse case without making a standard follow-up visit, even though she justified it by reporting she made the visit.
The same family became subject to another child abuse investigation based on a hotline tip a month later.
Anderson pleaded guilty to official misconduct last week. She had been scheduled to go to trial this week.
She is scheduled to be back in court for sentencing April 25. Prosecutor Richard Komando said he was mostly concerned with holding Anderson accountable and does not plan to ask for jail time.
http://jacksonville.com/news/crime/2011-03-28/story/dcf-worker-pleads-guilty-fibbing-report
Read more at Jacksonville.com: http://jacksonville.com/news/crime/2011-03-28/story/dcf-worker-pleads-guilty-fibbing-report#ixzz1HzL84SRM
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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Yvonne Mason Sewell
How Child Protection Services Buys and Sells Our Children 
here is my article I wrote after woopin em up and not lettin em get my kids
http://hubpages.com/t/1d561c
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I have a story like that. It is very long. The child is 20 now. The child was beaten awfully by mom’s boyfriend when he was 1 and 1/2. The guy admitted to it and they still didnt arrest him. His mom and him left town, got married and went on to have five more children after I won custody of my son. I lost custody because he couldn’t finish his shot card for he had chicken pox. DCF placed him with my brother and wife. The wife takes control, gets a fradulent diagnosis of cerebral palsy, and gets him a check. After finishing my case plan, the DCF caseworker hid from me, at the same time, my brother’s wife disappeared with my son. The case plan was closed. And suddenly my son was gone. After seven months, I found my son, through the help of a good attorney. The wife of my brother who was ex by now, was lucky when I decided not to pursue kidnapping charges, and regained custody in civil court… And his SSI check. Four years later, DCF placed him with my brother again. I did finally get my son eventually.
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