what are some of your LGBTQ headcanons for some of the CC characters?

My LGBTQ headcanons for CC characters? Sure, I’ve got some! I’ll also list some characters' canon facts since I support them, but let’s see what non-canon ones I can come up with!

And disclaimer! These are my current LGBTQ headcanons; there is a chance that they could change as my story progresses!

Sexuality-based LGBTQ Headcanons:

Main Characters

Heterosexual/Ally:

Samuel King

Eduardo Ramirez

Frank Knight

Elizabeth Ripley

Angela Douglas

Elliot Clayton

Arthur Wright

Issac Bontemps

Diane Parker

Gloria Hayes

Gabriel Herrera

Penelope Sage

Priya Desai

Felix Reed

Gay:

Nathan Pandit

Amir Devani

Orlando Ordelaffi

Ben Shepard

Lesbians:

Hannah Choi

Carmen Martinez

Michelle Zuria

Evie Holloway

Rose Zhao (She and her husband married for none-romantic reasons)

Bisexuals:

David Jones (Has a preference for women ((and hasn’t realized his attraction to men yet…))

Grace Delaney (She tried to get Jones to realize his sexuality in high school but couldn't get him to understand…)

Alex Turner

Andrea Marquez

Yann Toussaint

Jack Archer (With a preference for women, but unlike Jones, he recognizes his feelings toward men)

Lars Douglas (He likes to call himself and Jack bi-bros and bi-buddies)

Marina Romanova

Jonah Karam

Cathy Turner

Nebet

Jacob Arrow

Hugo Mercier

Pansexuals:

Amy Young

Roxie Sparks

Maddie O’Malley

Charlie Dupont

Deigo del Lobo

Martine Meunier

Janis Rivers

Jean-Philippe Delacroix

Gauthier Delacroix

Enzo Traoré

Léa Bonnet

Polyamory:

Zara Tien

Theo Moon

Kai Malano

Nadia Den Yamin

Demisexual:

Russell Crane

Ingrid Bjorn

Rupert Winchester

AroAce:

Dick Wells (This man called science his mistress once, and I have headcanoned him as AroAce ever since!)

Hope Newman

Acesexual:

Armand Dupont

Viola Pemberton

Questioning:

Rita Estevez: Thought she was straight but started having feelings towards a certain woman…

Luke Fernandez: He thought he was straight, but after everything with Fabien de la Mort, he started questioning

Carrie James: Unsure of her sexuality

Émile Bardot: Unsure of her sexuality

Other Characters

Olivia Hall: Lesbian

James Savage: Demisexual

Edward Dante: Pansexual

Karen Knight: Bisexual

Nigel Adakue: Gay

Asal Hawaa: Bisexual

Katherine Woolf: Lesbian

Jasper Everett: Gay

Mia Loukas: Bisexual

Arthur Darkwood: Gay

Geroge Mathison: Gay

Cody James: Pansexual

Gender-based LGBTQ Headcanons:

Nathan Pandit: Transgender (female to male)

Alex Turner: Demiboy

Hannah Choi: Demigirl

Jean-Philippe Delacroix: Genderqueer

(I don’t have many gender-based headcanons yet…)

That’s everything I could come up with! And like always, I am open to hearing about your opinions, headcanons and suggestions on this topic!

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"Welcome detective to our bulletin board where we see one of headcanons!"

(It will update once I make headcanons, incorrect quotes or imagines-)

Signs:

Crossing - Either one of members betray, died, arrested or defect which excludes resigned

Italic - Means returning members like Jack will have post timeskip headcanons (Does that even make sense I hope so-)

Grimsborough

season 1 and 5

David Jones

Cathy Turner Diane Parker

Gloria Hayes

Martine Meuiner

Grace Delaney

Gabriel Herrera

Rita Estevez

Eduardo Ramirez

Amir Devani

Samuel King

Rupert Winchester

Pacific Bay

Amy Young

Russell Crane

Frank Knight

Roxie Sparks

Yann Toussaint

Hannah Choi

Andrea Marquez

The Bureau

Jack Archer

Elizabeth Ripley

Ingrid Bjorn

Elliot Clayton

Carmen Martinez

Johan Karam

Marina Romanova

Angela Douglas

Lars Douglas

Armand Dupont

Michelle Zuria

Grace Delaney

CFS (Concordian Flying Squad)

Arthur Wright

Isaac Bontemps

Maddie Dupont

Richard Wells

Charles Dupont

Viola Pemberton

Rose Zhao

Evie Holloway

Diego del Lobo

T.I.M.E

Jack Archer

Zara Tien

Nebet

Orlando Ordelaffi

Penelope Sage

Marina Romanova

Janet Rivers

Theodore Moon

Kai Malando

Christopher Scott

Supernatural Hunters

Jacob Arrow

Gwen Harper

Luke Fernandez

Headcanons 1

Ben Shepherd

Priya Desai

Hope Newman

Felix Reed

Parisian Police Squad

Jean-Philippe Delacroix

Gauthier Delacroix

Hugo Mercier

Carrie James

Nadia Ben Yamin

Enzo Traore

Emile Bardot

Lea Bonnet

𝘐𝘧 𝘢 𝘸𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘧𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘴 𝘪𝘯 𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘦 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘺𝘰𝘶, 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘤𝘢𝘯 𝘯𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘥𝘪𝘦 𝘣𝘶𝘵 𝘭𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳.

- Michelle Devani

How to Make a Guy Emotionally Addicted to You (23 Fab Ways)

How to Make a Guy Emotionally Addicted

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Last updated on June 16, 2022 by Michelle Devani

Are you hoping to make a stronger impact on a guy you’re seeing?

Do you struggle to keep guys around after you’ve initially attracted to them?

Are you wondering what the secrets to making a man want to commit to you?

If the answer to any of these questions above is YES, then you’re in the right place, because this guide will explain how to make a man emotionally addicted to you.

These 23 tricks are mostly based on a psychological concept called the ‘Hero’s Instinct’.

This is the part of the brain, which is most responsible for men’s feelings of attraction toward women.

So, if you have no idea what this is or how it works, I’d urge you to read my guide on the power of the ‘Hero’s Instinct’ first.

But if you’re clued up on the basics of male psychology, feel free to read on and make the most of these powerful tips.

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How to Make a Guy Emotionally Addicted to You (All the Ways)

Do you want a man addicted to you? Are you looking to get the kind of devotion that only comes with real love?

Making a man become addicted to you isn’t an easy feat, so how to make a guy emotionally addicted to you is an important thing to know. It is possible to get a man addicted to you if you know the secret to his heart. You just need to make a man fall in love with you.

It’s really not that hard if you know the secret formula!

You’ll want to make a man chase you, and the best way to do that is to win him over and then play a little hard to get! It may not be fair to make a man fall in love with you and then play games with his heart, but if you do it right, you’ll make him emotionally addicted to you without harm.

Let’s explore the many ways that you can make a man become addicted to you so that you can have him eating out of the palm of your hand! With these fabulous ways, you will get him to fall in love with you and make him addicted to you in no time!

1. Accept and embrace his flaws as cute

When you show acceptance and complete love for your man, regardless of his negative traits, he will fall head over heels in love with you because you accept him for who he really is. He’ll be excited to be around you because you love him no matter what. Maybe he has some ugly traits that you have embraced as adorable.

That’s a good thing. It shows that you have let your guard down and love him - in every way. In your relationship, just be the type of girl he would want to spend forever with. Show him complete acceptance and adoration when you are around him. Appreciate the cute little flaws he has and even learn to love them as just being part of who he is.

2. Express your feelings

It’s a smart idea to let your guard down when you are in a relationship with a guy you want to be addicted to you. If he knows you have real feelings for him, he’ll know you are serious about him. He’ll even want to know where your relationship is headed; in fact, he will probably be excited to find out what twists and turns are to come.

3. Be a supportive partner

It’s important to show a great deal of understanding when you are in a relationship. You want him to know that you are there to support him no matter what. Show him that you love him by the way you support him with his job, family, friends, or even his passions and hobbies. Support the things that are important to him.

4. Be a fun companion

Have a good time when you are together. I know my man, and I enjoy each other’s company and greatly miss one another when we aren’t together. It was pretty much always like that, but it’s happened to become more intense because our love for one another has only grown with time.

5. Be marriage material

I couldn’t count the guys who have told me either I was or was not marriage material. Basically, marriage material means that you are the type of girl that the guy would want to take home to meet his family and friends. You want him to think that the relationship could one day lead to marriage because you are so right for one another.

I actually looked up what marriage material meant when I was single because I didn’t understand what guys meant when they said it. If you are marriage material to a guy, it means that he sees a future with you. He wants to possibly spend the rest of his life with you because you are a valuable commodity in his eyes. That’s a great thing!

I once dated a guy for two years who always said he didn’t see a long-term future for us, and I would think, “Why are we together then?” I wasted a lot of time on that guy, but I finally got sick of him not thinking I was good enough to have a future with, and I went ahead and ended the relationship for good. I never looked back; what a waste of time!

6. Tell him secrets

When you open up to a guy, he is more likely to open up to you. He’ll want to know more, too. He’ll want to know what you really think about regarding the big stuff in life. Do you want kids? Are you looking for a long-term relationship? What is the family secret that your family pretends doesn’t exist (the pink elephant in the room)?

You can share your deepest thoughts and feelings, and he’ll really open up with you, making him attached to you in the relationship. If you want him to be stuck on you, be vulnerable and show your softer side. There’s no reason not to do this unless you believe he is playing games with your heart. Make sure he is for real!

7. Show a great deal of emotional intelligence

show a great deal of emotional intelligence

Emotional intelligence is when you are able to control your own emotions and read that of others. You want to show that you can control yourself and learn to read the emotions of the man you are with. What does he think and feel? Can you tell these things by just the things he says and does? How can you get him to open up more?

Do you feel like he kind of takes you for granted?

Unfortunately this is one of the most frequent complaints we get from our readers, where they feel they aren't a priority for their boyfriend or husband. They always seem to have some excuse as to why they can't spend some quality time with you like they used to.

Due to popular demand, our friend prepared a quick video (click to watch) that'll show you to one easy but often overlooked thing that you can say to him today that'll help him realize how lucky he is to have you (hint: it's something that taps into how men are wired).

8. Tell great stories

To make a guy become very attached to you, you’ll want to talk about your history - your past, your childhood, and your deepest thoughts. Always have a new story to share with him so that he gets to know you well. He’ll get attached to you easily if you open up like this because he’ll always be curious about what you plan to say next!

9. Respect and appreciate his values

Whatever his values are, don’t be judgmental. Instead, embrace who he really is and what he values in life. Be an understanding person, someone he wants to be around all of the time. If you know that he is sharing his soul with you, you might want to listen closely to determine what he is all about. Is he someone you could fall in love with?

10. Be yourself

There’s no point in pretending you are someone you are not. Your true colors will show eventually. Be genuine and honest. You want him to get to know the real you. What are you interested in? What are you passionate about? Are these things that he can relate to? If not, can you make your passions interesting to talk about? Get creative!

11. Spend quality time with him

Many times, a man will enjoy spending time with you because he will want to get to know you better. The time that you spend together will need to be quality time - time that you have set aside for him only. Don’t be distracted by your phone or the television. Give him your complete attention. Show him that you love being around him.

Give him a chance to know the real you. You may have to practice doing this if this is not something you usually do in a relationship. Just set aside half an hour where you only give him love and affection. Don’t let anyone interrupt that time. That’s important because he wants to know that he completely has you in his arms when he needs you.

12. Play hard to get

Playing hard to get is probably the best strategy for making a man fall in love with you and/or becoming addicted to you. You may have to show some restraint when using this strategy. Don’t call him all the time or even first. Let him make the moves. That way, he will be curious about what you have going on.

What are you doing that keeps you so busy and in such high demand? Make him wonder what you are doing. Don’t reveal everything about yourself on the first date. Show him a few of your innermost thoughts and feelings, but don’t give yourself away for free. Make him ask you questions to get to know you better. Be a mystery!

13. Show your emotions

Show him that you are a human person with true feelings. It’s okay to be vulnerable in a relationship. It shows you are real and that you feel just like everyone else does in the world. You can cry in front of him and show that you have a soft side if you want to win him over. He’ll appreciate the fact that you are not cold or anything like that.

14. Build trust in the relationship

build trust in the relationship

Building trust isn’t always the easiest thing to do in a relationship because you have to be honest and selfless. Show him that you are willing to go the distance with him because your feelings have shown you that you are meant to be. Don’t tell him those words exactly, but you can show that you are a trustworthy person.

15. Always have something new and interesting to say

Be like a puzzle when you are around your boyfriend. Show him that you have a lot of information to share with him - stories from your childhood, traumas that have happened to you, or just hurts, habits, and hangups that you are trying to overcome. He’ll be excited to be around you because he’ll wonder what you’ll say next!

16. Maintain healthy boundaries in the relationship

Healthy boundaries come in many different forms. For example, if you feel that it is disgusting to share a toothbrush with someone else, that means that you have a personal boundary when it comes to personal hygiene. This will show that you have a human side, that you are full of surprises, but that you have real values you stick with.

17. Be a good listener

Being a good listener involves paying close attention when the other person is sharing information or stories with you. You can do this by showing open body language. That means you should uncross your arms and legs. Make eye contact, and truly listen to what is being said. If you think that you’ve misunderstood something, ask questions.

18. Show your true character

This is what guys fall in love with - who you really are. What makes you the special and unique person you are. Show that you have strong values. This will make him want to get to know you more and learn your secrets.

19. Remember the little things

Keep the details of your conversation in mind. If you later find that you have follow-up questions, ask him the next time you see him. This will show him that you are a great listener and have truly paid attention when he talks. Also, it will bring the two of you closer together because you are showing a compassionate side.

20. Be a sweetheart

Guys love girls who are sweet and kind. They want to be with girls that have hearts and aren’t afraid to show them. Maybe you volunteer at a children’s hospital or work the line at a soup kitchen. Whatever you do, just show that you are a sweet person. Think of him and do sweet things for him. Send him a “just because” note or text message.

21. Stay cool

stay cool

When you get in an argument with your man, make sure you keep your cool. There’s no reason not to keep a level head even when you are very upset. Just keep your feelings under control. Realize that there are more important things in life and that you will find his pros and love him for those reasons, not the negative aspects of who he is.

22. Make him happy

If you’d like to get the guy to be madly in love with you, just make him happy. Think about what would make him enjoy life more, and focus on giving him the things that make him the happiest. If he enjoys hunting and fishing, you can buy him a pocket knife, a new fishing pole, or just a grab bag of lures and hooks. Surprise him!

23. Show gratitude

Tell him how much you appreciate the little things he does for you. If you show complete gratitude, he’ll not be able to resist you. He’ll know that deep down you are a super sweetheart and will always work to make him happy and enjoy life. This is a great way to show your true character, too. Be the girl he is madly in love with! Say thank you often!

Is He Attached to You?

When a man is addicted to you, he will likely let his guard down and tell you his secrets. In fact, he’ll want to talk to you about everything! He’ll enjoy the conversations that the two of you have and want to have plenty more in the future. He’ll value the fact that you are getting closer to one another. Also, he’ll wonder what surprises you have up your sleeve for him next!

Another sign he is addicted to you is that he misses you when you are apart. If he’s truly in love with your relationship, he’ll call and text you all the time when you are not around each other. He’ll wonder what you are doing and saying; in fact, he’ll just want to know everything about what you are up to. He just won’t be able to get you out of his head if he’s addicted to you.

Another great sign that he is addicted to you is how he treats you. He’ll do whatever it takes to make you happy; he’ll also care a lot about your well-being, your health, and your satisfaction in your relationship. A man in love will think about his woman all the time and enjoy every second he gets to spend with her. Over time, he’ll think about your long-term future together!

FAQs

How do you make a guy crave you?

If you want to make him addicted to you, you’ll need to show true emotion when you talk. A relationship needs to start - one where he is addicted to you and excited over everything about you! He’ll be drooling because he’s so in love with you! Just be yourself!

How can I make him addicted to me through text?

The best thing you can do to get his attention is to be very sweet via text; let him know that you are interested in him but that you are also incredibly busy with your own life. You might ask him questions that evoke emotion and excitement. He’ll be addicted in no time!

How do you make a guy miss you badly?

Be the kind of girl that he would want to take home to meet his mother. You want him to show true devotion to your very presence of you; make him value your worth and all of the qualities that make you the unique person you are!

Do guys like it when you text them first?

If a guy is unsure if you want romance, he may hesitate to get close to you and show true feelings. In that case, texting first may be best because you are showing him that you are interested in a relationship. If you think he knows you like him, let him text you.

What are some flirty things to say to a guy?

You are worth every star in the sky! I value the devotion and love you show me, and in turn, I look forward to showing you I’m addicted to you! You can also flirt with your body language. Touch his arm when you speak to him. Give him a quick kiss.

To Sum It All Up

Are you in a relationship where the guy is addicted to you? How do you make him addicted? When did he become addicted to you? We’d love to hear your take on this topic! Please share this post on social media, and leave us a comment!

Does it feel like pulling teeth getting him to say how he feels about you?

Some men can be very gaurded and closed when it comes to expressing how they feel - it can almost feel like they are pulling away from you. Many women make the mistake of pushing their man to say how they feel, but this is actually one of the worst things you can do as it can push him away further.

To get him to really show you how he feels and communicate how much he appreciates you, there's one simple thing, although often overlooked, thing you can say to him today that taps into how men are wired and can often lead to them suddenly pouring their heart out. My friend recorded a quick free video (click to watch) that shows exactly how to do that.

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Cupcakes, Music and Enterprise On Kids Day at the Market

Also, a senator, yoga and a parrothead.  Only some of which got documented, but I tried!

Besides the yoga on the lawn in front to the thrift shop and the kids’ music lesson (which happened, but without my camera), there were some events that I did manage to capture.

Our first constituent services tent of the season was graced by Senator Craig Zucker, who had been busy growing a beard since I saw him last.  It looks good on him!

                                             Constituent and Senator

Michele Gholston, at Major Flavor Seasonings, was wearing a bird on his head.  It made a good visual, and seemed to attract business as well.

                                 Customers and Parrothead

Many kids were selling their products and learning the basics of capitalism for Kids in Biz Day.

                             Baking Besties: Cameron and Bella 

                                     Sweet Jewelers Zoe and Liliana

                Cookies and Paper Flowers Sold by Daisy and Charlin

The Cutest Little Crocheted Animals Sold by Zak and Lily - Made by Lily

                         And Slime! Juliet Buys Devani’s Products 

Anna Sutter of Sweet Pea Pastries provided cupcakes and supervision for the cupcake decorating activity.  Over two dozen cupcakes were enthusiastically embellished.

                          Anna Supervises the Cupcake Activity

                                        The Parents Had Fun Too 

                                               Sugar Rush City

 Lots of folks were enjoying the sunshine and the band right up until the last hour or so of the market day, when it began to sprinkle – but even then, they stayed put to enjoy the day.

                                     The Folks in the Field 

                               The Band, Walls and Vino, Plays 

                                         And Just a Little Rain

See you at the Market!

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Sierra Vista, AZ — While many think that the state taking children from parents is a noble gesture to protect the child, all too often, the state removes kids from a bad situation and throws them into a situation akin to a horror film. Many times the children are taken from caring parents, who happened to hit a rough patch in their lives, and thrown into torturous and outright sadistic situations where they end up raped, tortured, and even murdered. Beth Breen, a former employee of Arizona DCS recently broke her gagging order and went on Northwest Liberty News where she detailed the horrifying treatment suffered by a young girl named Devani at the hands of the state foster system. According to Breen, she is not supposed to speak about the case because of the gag order, but is anyway because the information is vital and the order unconstitutional. Breene explained that she was a driver for a 5-year-old girl whose stay in foster care ended with her being permanently disfigured and fighting for her life in ICU because of her bureaucratic ‘protection’ within the system. The child, who is referred to as Jane Doe in a lawsuit, but whose real name is Devani, was taken from her parents because they had substance abuse issues. Trending: TRUTH BOMB: Dinesh D’Souza Says Michelle Obama’s College Thesis Was “Illiterate And Incoherent” Because her mother struggled with addiction, the state took Devani from her. Like mentioned before, they took her from a bad situation and threw her into a nightmare where she was repeatedly raped and tortured. Breene’s job involved driving Devani from her foster home 90 miles away for a 2-hour supervised visit with her parents each week. Because the round trip was four hours, Breene spent more time with Devani than her parents. During the interview, Breene states that there were 36 police reports made to the foster home in which Devani lived, but that they were never investigated. The foster parent, David Frodsham — the deputy commander of the Fort Huachuca Army base, a position he held after being kicked out of Afghanistan for deviant sexual behavior — would only be arrested after this monster became so overtly careless that he went to the foster office drunk to collect his check for fostering children. Breene said she was perplexed at the fact that only three people were arrested in connection with the child sex trafficking and torture ring Frodsham was running out of his DCS-approved foster home. Instead of opening a statewide investigation after Frodsham and another sex-trafficking sicko were arrested, the state went after those who tried to expose it. During the interview, Breene explains how she was arrested for peacefully protesting the abuse of children inside the system. In 2017, TFTP reported on Devani’s case and a subsequent lawsuit which is nothing short of something out of a horror film. After having her child taken, Michelle Tremor-Calderon, the girl’s biological mother, began to improve her condition. With a clearer head, Tremor noticed that her daughter seemed to be deteriorating in the care of her state-appointed foster parent — David Frodsham. “I did everything DCS wanted me to, and received certificates of completion, and was in full compliance when my rights were severed,” Tremor said. After only a few weeks in the care of the Frodsham, multiple signs of abuse and neglect began to arise. However, no action was taken. Tremor had pointed out, on multiple occasions, that her daughter had continued urinary-tract infections, which can sometimes indicate signs of repeated sexual abuse in children. Her concerns, however, fell on deaf bureaucratic ears. “I told my CPS/DCS caseworker on several occasions due to my concerns, and they were all ignored,” Tremor said. “Instead of investigating Jane Doe’s biological mother’s concerns of abuse, [DCS] and the defendant caseworkers accused her of making false and exaggerated reports to DCS,” the lawsuit states. Despite jumping through all their hoops, the state refused to give back Tremor her daughter. The longer she stayed away from her mom, the worst things got for little Devani. Frodsham had been in the state’s foster program from 2002 until 2015 when he was removed after being caught DUI with children in his car — one of whom was Devani. It was no ordinary DUI, however. This monster was so comfy with the statist system that was paying him to rape children that he went to the foster office drunk to get paid! As the complaint notes, despite her mother’s repeated complaints, the state did not act on behalf of Devani until “David Frodsham, driving drunk, left 3-year-old Jane and another child in his parked car while he was collecting his foster parent check in a state office, while “visibly drunk and acting belligerent.” Even after they found abused children in his car while drunk at the state office, the DCS did not conduct a review of his home. It took him getting arrested again — this time with another child rapist. David Frodsham, the state’s choice for a better environment than her own mother, was arrested along with an active duty soldier for allegations of transferring child porn over the internet. According to the lawsuit, “Later, David Frodsham was arrested and accused of sexual misconduct with a minor, procuring minors for sex, and possessing and/or manufacturing child pornography. Law enforcement’s investigation revealed a video made by David Frodsham of a 3- or 4-year-old girl being penetrated by an adult male and screaming for her mommy. David Frodsham pled guilty rather than face a trial and has been sentenced to 17 years in the Arizona Department of Corrections. David Frodsham was part of a pornography ring involving numerous children in his pornography and the procurement of sex for the ring.” For more than a decade, this sicko likely preyed on children — all of whom were given to him by the State of Arizona. Naturally, one would think, that once Tremor’s daughter was found to have been placed in a home and sexually abused because of the negligence of the state, they would give Devani back to her mom who had done everything they asked to improve her situation. However, one would be wrong. Instead of reuniting this poor abused girl with her biological mother, she was placed into another horrifying nightmare. Devani’s new state-appointed abuser was Samantha Osteraas. After staying with Osteraas for a few months, this little girl would be nearly killed. According to the complaint, “Defendant Samantha Osteraas submerged and held down Jane Doe, a 5-year-old, in a bath of scalding hot water. Jane Doe suffered severe burns over 80 percent of her body. When police arrived, there was blood on the floor and pieces of Jane Doe’s skin were falling off her body. There were bruises to her neck and arms along with other signs of trauma.” Devani was put into a medically induced coma, suffering from organ failure. She lost her toes to amputation “and will undergo lifelong operations to replace 80 percent of the skin on her body and will need incredible amounts of care for the duration of her life as a result of the abuse she suffered in the Osteraases’ home.” No one within the agencies involved in placing this little girl in the ‘care’ of sick child abusers has been held accountable. The only means of accountability will come from this lawsuit which seeks punitive damages for negligence, respondeat superior, breach of duty, intentional infliction of emotional distress, assault and battery, and constitutional violations. Sadly, as the Free Thought Project has reported far too many times, this is not an isolated incident. Despite the overwhelming evidence to the contrary, many in the mainstream media and the government refuse to see this very real epidemic of child sex trafficking in the United States. What’s more, according to the government’s own data, the vast majority of a portion of these trafficked kids are coming from the government system who promises to keep them safe—a horrifying irony indeed. But it appears to be set up this way. This system is set up to pull children from their families for ridiculous reasons and turn them over to for profit systems—funded by your tax dollars—that use these children as cash cows and have no incentive to keep them safe. In 1984, the United States Congress established the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), and, as part of Missing Children’s Assistance Reauthorization Act of 2013 they receive $40 million to study and track missing and trafficked children in the United States. In 2017, NCMEC assisted law enforcement with over 27,000 cases of missing children, the majority who were considered endangered runaways. According to their most recent report complied from FBI data and their own, of the nearly 25,000 runaways reported to NCMEC in 2017, one in seven were likely victims of child sex trafficking. Of those, 88 percent were in the care of social services when they went missing. Showing the scope of the abuse, in 2017 alone, NCMEC’s CyberTipline, a national mechanism for the public and electronic service providers to report instances of suspected child sexual exploitation, received over 10 million reports. According to NCMEC, most of these tips were related to the following: Apparent child sexual abuse images. Online enticement, including “sextortion.” Child sex trafficking. Child sexual molestation. Other governmental organizations have corroborated this horrifying trend. In a 2013 FBI 70-city nationwide raid, 60 percent of the victims came from foster care or group homes. In 2014, New York authorities estimated that 85 percent of sex trafficking victims were previously in the child welfare system. In 2012, Connecticut police rescued 88 children from sex trafficking; 86 were from the child welfare system. Equally as disturbing as the fact that most sex trafficked kids come from within the system is the fact that the FBI discovered in a 2014 nationwide raid that many foster children rescued from sex traffickers, including children as young as 11, were never reported missing by child welfare authorities. Even high-level government officials have been ensnared in these foster care abuse scandals. As TFTP previously reported, multiple victims came forward and accused Seattle Mayor Ed Murray of sexually abusing them when they were children in Washington’s foster care system. The records in that case, dating back to 1984, explicitly noted that Ed Murray should “never again be utilized as a certified CSD resource for children.” It also showed that a criminal case was brought against Murray by prosecutors but in spite of the multiple accusations, charges were somehow never filed and his records buried. As Snopes and the mainstream media in general attempts to smear those who try to call attention to alleged and very real child trafficking, the government’s own data shows how irresponsible this is. While there are certainly some outlandish theories being presented online, the facts are outlandish enough to warrant serious scrutiny. Until this epidemic is taken seriously, the government, the media, and all those who deny it will remain complicit in keeping it going. As Michael Dolce, who specializes in these horrific child abuse cases, pointed out last year, “we have set up a system to sex traffic American children.” Indeed, and as the mainstream media continues to sensationalize issues like the non-crisis of vaping or measles or any other fear-mongering content, they are providing perfect cover to keep that system going. Below is the interview with Beth Breene.

June 19, 2019: In other news

WCC announces spring 

2019 Semester President’s and Dean’s Lists

 Wilkes Community  College recognizes outstanding academic achievement of students through the President’s List and the Dean’s List each fall and spring semester. The students on the spring 2019 semester President’s and Dean’s lists are grouped by home county.

 To qualify for the President’s List, full-time students must achieve a 4.0 grade point average, complete 12 or more semester hours of college-level courses (excluding credit by examination) and be awarded all “A’s.”

 To qualify for the Dean’s List, full-time students must complete 12 or more semester hours of college-level courses (excluding credit by examination) and have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher, with no grade below a “B.”

  Alexander County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: Bradley Peyton Anderson,    Hiddenite; Tiffany Brooke Austin, Taylorsville;

Benjamin Carroll Bradburn, Hiddenite; Colt      Lane Cline, Hiddenite; Casey    Elaine Hefner, Taylorsville; Tanya Patricia Link, Taylorsville; Erin Faith Pinnix, Hiddenite; Ethan Ryan Sprinkle, Taylorsville; Savana Nhiawa Vang, Taylorsville.

 Dean’s List: Summer Leann Adams, Hiddenite; Lillianna Gabrielle Carrigan, Taylorsville;

Kayla Craig, Taylorsville; Holden Kelley Fox, Taylorsville; Kasey         Elizabeth Gwaltney, Taylorsville; Amanda            Hallman, Taylorsville; Noah Jacob Hudler, Taylorsville; Archie Neal Johnson, Taylorsville; Alexis          Marie Lingle, Taylorsville; Zackary Gordon Pearson, Taylorsville;

Aven Maverick Sheppard, Taylorsville; Madison Victoria Walker, Taylorsville.

  Alleghany County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: Katelyn Davis, Sparta; Christopher Mark Johnson, Sparta; Sharon Blevins Lyons, Sparta; Joshua Grayson Moxley, Sparta; James Paul Phillips, Sparta; Samantha Roten, Sparta; Dania Brown Ruppard, Glade Valley; Holly Alexis Watkins, Sparta.

      Dean’s List: Logan Patrick Billings,     Sparta; Aaron Casey Brown, Piney Creek; Ashley Lynn Cornett           , Sparta; Ryan Edward Dowell, Piney Creek; Morgan Elizabeth Jasso, Ennice; Keeli Malaya Moxley, Sparta; Jennifer Brooke Tracy, Glade Valley.

 Ashe County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: Kaylee Madison Campbell   , West Jefferson; Bethany Frances Council, Laurel Springs; Elizabeth Marie Goodman, West Jefferson; Kelsie Ann Goodman          ,West Jefferson; Caleb Allen Harless, West Jefferson; Zachary James Holman, Warrensville; Sarah Elizabeth Houck, West Jefferson; Allison Johnson Keppel, Jefferson; Joshua Ryan Knapp, Lansing; Jacob Tyler Milam, Creston; Brandi     Parrish, West Jefferson; Alec   Chase Roland, West Jefferson; Tonya Sizemore Sheets, West Jefferson; Devin Ray Sullins, Jefferson; Elva Jacqulyn Swibold, West Jefferson; Kellie Jourdan Taylor, Jefferson; Mackenzie Kathleen Watson, Fleetwood.

 Dean’s List: Hannah Sue Barker, Glendale Springs; Ethan Lane Cox, West Jefferson; Molly Mae Dawes, Jefferson; Christy Greene Denny, West Jefferson; Arianne Leigh Dillard, West Jefferson; Melissa Brown Edwards, West Jefferson; Hollie Michelle Harris, Jefferson; Wendy Rubi Hernandez, Warrensville; Samantha Paige Johnson, Creston; Jordan Ross Miller, Fleetwood; Amy Sienna Patrick, Creston; Karina Leal Rash, West Jefferson; John Clark Reavis, Fleetwood; Allison Diamond Roten, West Jefferson; Ethan Shrader, West Jefferson; Michelle Slaton, Lansing; Caroline Melina Trent, West Jefferson; Carolina Jennette Weinberger, West Jefferson; Bailey Laurell Witherspoon, Fleetwood; Kaitlyn Woods, Jefferson.

  Burke County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: Jonathon Charles McManus, Morganton; Justin Ray Williams, Hildebran.      

 Dean’s List: Justin Lee Spurlin, Rutherford College.

  Caldwell County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: Janie Nichole Coffey, Lenoir; Alana Grace Hamby, Lenoir.

 Dean’s List: William   Everett McRary, Lenoir; Dillon Andrew Don Norwood, Lenoir; Elijah Christian Smith, Lenoir; David William White, Lenoir.

  Catawba County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: Graham Franklin Huffman     , Conover; Adreanna White, Catawba.

 Dean’s List: Sydney Grace Arnett, Hickory; Karter Michael Peek, Hickory.

     Iredell County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: James Robert Alkema, Statesville; Nicole Lindsey Beltrami, Stony Point;

William Henry Chapman, Statesville; Robert Curtis        Fox, Olin; Kacie Lian   Greer, Statesville;

Edward Todd Johnson  , Statesville; Timothy Jacob Williams, Statesville.

 Dean’s List: Christina Hope Beltrami, Stony Point; Morgan Nicole Blevins, Statesville; Krista Danielle Childress, Statesville; Amy Rena Harmon,             Union Grove; Brian Christopher Pekarek, Statesville; Jadyn Leigh Summers, Statesville; David James Williams, Union Grove; Austin Thomas Wooten, Statesville.

  New Hanover County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: Lillieanne Bailey Eby, Castle Hayne.

  Surry County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: James Harrison Burcham, State Road; Hannah Faith Gentry, Elkin; Bryson Alexander Davis Key, Ararat; Kourtney Danielle Merkel, State Road.

 Dean’s List: Kyla Danyelle Anderson, Elkin; Matthew Paul Giuffre, Ararat; Abriella Michelle Jarvis, Elkin; Emily Hope Jones, State Road; Justin N. Leonard, Pilot Mountain; Anayeli  Loa, Elkin; Brandon James McGrady, Elkin; Corbin M. Soots, Mount Airy; Michelle Kathleen Teague, Elkin; Cassidi Rae Wood, Elkin.

  Watauga County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: Barry Craig Adams, Deep Gap; Hattie Cox, Deep Gap.

 Dean’s List: Serlina Morales Francisco, Deep Gap; Carlos Sandoval, Boone.

  Wilkes County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: Maghan Katrice Adams, Hays; Logan George Anderson, North Wilkesboro;

Scott Bryan Anderson, Wilkesboro; Ashley Lynn Bauguess, Millers Creek; Oliver Dean Bentley, Wilkesboro; Jarrett Reid Blevins, Millers Creek; Kaycee Danielle Brown, Millers Creek; Victoria Lane-Kaye Bullis, Wilkesboro; Dillon John Carlton, North Wilkesboro; Aidan Quinn Cecile,           Wilkesboro; Jacob Hunter Chipman, Roaring River; Cassidy Noah            Clack,  North Wilkesboro; Jodie Lynn Coffey, Ferguson; Ruth Noel Crawford, Purlear; Victoria Beth Dockery, Millers Creek; Katie Gorich Duncan,    Wilkesboro; Kristen Emily Farrington, North Wilkesboro;

Brian Keith Foster, Hays; Amanda Lynn Goforth, North Wilkesboro; Gabriel Griffin, Millers Creek; Keith Wayne Haynes,            North Wilkesboro; Sara Elizabeth Jarvis, North Wilkesboro; Kacee Leann Johnson, North Wilkesboro; Kayla Leigh Johnson, McGrady; Amanda Lyn Jordan, Wilkesboro; James Allen Kerr, Moravian Falls; James Thomas King, Wilkesboro; Eric Karl Kohlmeier, Wilkesboro; Breanna Nichole Laws, North Wilkesboro; Ilse Limon-Garcia,

  Moravian Falls; Eric Kent Lunsford, Boomer; Rebecca Bounds Matherly, Ferguson; Tonya Deneese McNeil, Traphill; Shabrina Denise McPherson, North Wilkesboro; Jessicah Ellen Mesa,

North Wilkesboro; Lisa Gail Mikeal, Wilkesboro; Zachary Nolan Miller, North Wilkesboro; Ashley Lynn Minton, Millers Creek; Jacob Benjamin Muller, Moravian Falls; Marchella Campbell Nance, Ronda; Sierra Nicole Nance, Wilkesboro; Nhung Thi Nguyen, North Wilkesboro; Sapphire Renee Nichols, North Wilkesboro; Samantha Amber Nickelson, Wilkesboro; Staley Elizabeth Parks, Wilkesboro; Haley Perez, Wilkesboro; Roger

Dale Queen, Millers Creek; Jason Orion Redding, Roaring River; Paiton Elise Roberts, North Wilkesboro; Brittany Eller Rutherford, North Wilkesboro; Janine Diane Severt, Wilkesboro;

Cassie Marie Shepard, North Wilkesboro; Amy L. Talley, North Wilkesboro; Trenton Grant Teague, North Wilkesboro; Jared Allan Vice, North Wilkesboro; Trendon Seth Wagoner, North Wilkesboro; Rachel Elizabeth Watkins, North Wilkesboro; Ashley Christine Watson, Ferguson;

Logan Avery Whisnant, Wilkesboro; Lexey Makayla Williams, Moravian Falls; Catherine Christine Yates, North Wilkesboro; Christopher Richard Zeidner, Wilkesboro.

 Dean’s List: Brittany   Nicole  Anderson, North Wilkesboro; Karson Shae Anderson, Moravian Falls; Olivia Faith Anderson,        Moravian Falls; Ryan    Richardson Barrett, Wilkesboro; Megan Billings, Ferguson; Samuel Richard Blevins, North Wilkesboro; Charles Bryson Bowers,     Millers Creek; Jesse Brown, Millers Creek; Dennis Wayne Buchler, North Wilkesboro; Caleb Allen Byrd, North Wilkesboro; Candace Leigh Call, North Wilkesboro; Kacie L. Cardwell, Millers Creek; Melissa Grace   Cleary, North Wilkesboro; Tonya Golden Combs, Purlear; Devin Owen Courtner, North Wilkesboro; Brookelen Mercedes Cox, North Wilkesboro; Alexandria Taylor Cress, Wilkesboro; Breanna Lynn Dancy, North Wilkesboro; Hope Colette Davis, Wilkesboro;

Christopher Volant Dodd, North Wilkesboro; Gralan Brock     Durham, Roaring River; Cole Grayson Elledge, North Wilkesboro; Lauren      Alise Eller, North Wilkesboro; Nicole E. Eller, Wilkesboro; Hannah Dawn Ellis, Millers Creek; Charles Alexander Erhardt, North Wilkesboro; Lauren Renee Gaines, Wilkesboro; Raegan Leann Gragg, Millers Creek; Lola Mae Griffith, Ferguson; Mason Andrew Hartley, Wilkesboro; Tambrey C. Hauser, Wilkesboro; Aaron Matthew Haymore, North Wilkesboro; Andrew Dylan Holder-Walker, North Wilkesboro; Dustin Dean Holliman, Ferguson; Jonah Mark Horton, Wilkesboro; Madison Faith Huffman, Millers Creek; Madison Grace Jarvis, Purlear; Olivia Rebecca Jarvis, North Wilkesboro; Winston      Blake Johnson, North Wilkesboro; Courtney Paige Key, Millers Creek; Noah Lee Krause, Wilkesboro; Thomas Jeffrey Lambert, North Wilkesboro; Tifanie Nicole Lamm, Roaring River; Sara Mari Lopez, Thurmond; David Trent Love, North Wilkesboro; Taylor Nicole Lowe, Moravian Falls; Jonathan Lugo-Parra, North Wilkesboro; Cynthia Esmeralda Maciel, North Wilkesboro; Devany Nataly Maldonado Garcia, Millers Creek; Keelee Jade McGlamery, Hays; Katheryn Nicole McGuire, North Wilkesboro; Ahlivia Shauntrisha McMillan, North Wilkesboro; Jason Allen McQuinn, Wilkesboro; Tanner Ian Medley, North Wilkesboro; Luis Carlos Mora, North Wilkesboro; Ashley Nichole Mullis, Roaring River; Bo Kimbol Mullis, Roaring River; Macy Taya Murphy, Moravian Falls; Emaleth Violet Myers, Boomer; Christopher Stephen Nardini, North Wilkesboro; Autumn Faith Nichols, North Wilkesboro; Matthew John Nielsen, North Wilkesboro; Alex Joe Parker, Wilkesboro; Timothy Ryan Pettyjohn, Ronda; Billy Jack Plowman, Millers Creek; Rosalee Joy Reavis, North Wilkesboro; Madison Elizabeth Faye Reeves, Millers Creek; Madeline Reese Roberts, North Wilkesboro        ; Jacob Darren Roe, Wilkesboro; Rebekka Jonel Rollison, Moravian Falls; Neil Jacob Rotsheck, Millers Creek; Sara Stephanie Shinaman, Moravian Falls; Adam Paul Shoemaker, North Wilkesboro; Destiny Storm Smith, North Wilkesboro; Anna Maria Sotelo, Wilkesboro; Antonio Torres-De la Paz, Wilkesboro; Joshua Townsend, Ferguson; Karen Trinidad-Meza, North Wilkesboro; Mary Jane Boiser Vawter, McGrady; Emilee Michelle Waddell, Roaring River; Ronnie Easton Wagoner,

  Roaring River; Caroline Elizabeth Walker, Moravian Falls; Jordan         Mitchell Walker, North Wilkesboro; Harrison Wall, Wilkesboro; Travis Remington Wall, Wilkesboro; Kimberly Dawn

Watson Staley, Millers Creek; Samantha Jo Welborn, Ronda; Nicholas Ryan Whitley, Hays; Elizabeth Pearl Williams, Wilkesboro; Jacob Lee Wood, North Wilkesboro; Matthew Allen Woodie, Wilkesboro; Dustin Dean Holliman, Ferguson.

 Yadkin County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 President’s List: Amanda D. Ford, Hamptonville; Austin Martin Gentle, Hamptonville; Shannon Jeanne Holden, Yadkinville; Jessica Lauren Rakes         , Hamptonville  ; Jeremy Ronald Salmons, Yadkinville.

 Dean’s List: Brittany Melton Allred, Yadkinville; Kendra Nicole Davis, Jonesville; Victoria Marie Johnson      , Boonville; Ryan Parks, Yadkinville.

 Carroll County students qualifying for the spring 2019 semester

 Dean’s List: Gabrielle Rose Ziems, Galax, Virginia.

 Wilkes Community  College, a member of the North Carolina Community College System, is a public, two-year, open-door institution serving the people of Wilkes, Ashe and Alleghany counties and beyond. Established in 1965, WCC continues to build on a strong history of meeting the educational needs and cultural interests of our students, community and workforce. WCC prepares learners for success in a dynamic world.

Trial Begins for Little Arizona Girl Placed with Pedophiles in Foster Care and Burned by Adoptive Mom

Samantha Osteraas stands trial for scalding a child she adopted, causing severe burns over most of her body. Photo source.

Commentary by Terri LaPoint Health Impact News

A woman who was approved by the State of Arizona to adopt a child out of the foster care system is on trial for child abuse. Samantha Osteraas faces 2 counts of child abuse for scalding a little girl entrusted to her care, causing 3rd degree burns to almost 80% of her body, causing all 10 of her toes to be amputated, and nearly costing the child's life.

During the trial, which is expected to end this week, 7-year-old Devani took the stand and told a jury that Osteraas held her down in the bathtub with a pink towel, according to the Arizona Daily Star.

She is only 7 years old, but the beautiful child known to family advocates as “the little girl in the blue dress” has been through more abuse than most of us can imagine.

This photo of Devani was taken before her horrific abuse in state custody. Photo from the AZ Childrens Lives Matter Facebook page.

Devani was taken at the age of 2 from her parents by Arizona's Child “Protective” Services – the Department of Child Services (DCS), but she was never abused in her parents' home.

Her horrors began after she was in the custody of the State of Arizona. Before she was adopted by Samantha and Justin Osteraas, she was placed by DCS into a foster home with a man who is now serving prison time for running a pornographic and pedophile ring out of his home.

See:

Arizona Child Removed from Loving Family and Placed into Foster Care Where She was Repeatedly Raped – then 80% of Body Burned

Trial begins for Tucson woman accused of scalding 5-year-old daughter in tub

Caitlin Schmidt of the Arizona Daily Star writes of the first day of the trial:

Deputy Pima County Attorney Alan Goodwin told the jury of 11 women and three men - 12 jurors and two alternates - that the evidence likely won't explain why Osteraas intentionally burned her daughter, but that it will prove she committed the act and failed to call 911 for several hours afterward.

The girl, who was 5 at the time of the incident, spent four months in a hospital after the scalding, undergoing “surgery after surgery after surgery” for skin removal and grafts. She also had to have all 10 toes amputated as a result of her injuries, Goodwin told the jury.

Detective Jeremy Butcher, the first responder to the scene, took the stand, testifying that he arrived at the house within minutes of getting the call because he lived in the neighborhood.

During opening statements, Goodwin called what Butcher saw when he entered the home “an image … an experience that's absolutely seared in his mind and seared in his memory forever.”

Deputy Pima County Attorney Dawn Aspacher had Butcher tell the jury what he saw and heard at the home, starting with a bloody smear on the front door.

Butcher said Osteraas was distraught as he walked to the master bedroom, where he found the child on the floor, her body a “dark-reddish and almost purplish hue.”

The child's lower half was covered with a towel and a red stain was visible on the floor underneath her. The child wasn't speaking or crying, but was “basically just staring straight up,” Butcher told the jury.

One juror wiped his eyes while Butcher recounted how he stayed with the girl until paramedics arrived. While her breathing was labored, he said, at one point she reached up towards the star-shaped badge pinned to his uniform shirt.

After the girl was taken to the hospital, Butcher and other deputies searched the home, finding what later turned out to be chunks of skin in several locations throughout the house, including the bathroom in which the child was bathed.

Photo of the floor of the bathroom where Devani was burned. Photo source.

During Butcher's testimony, Aspacher projected photos of the girl before she was taken to the hospital on one of the courtroom walls, the girl's beet-red skin eliciting gasps from the gallery.

Butcher's testimony ended with a photo of a large chunk of skin next to the bathtub's drain. Several jurors stared up at the screen even after the courtroom lights had been turned on and the image was no longer visible.

KOLD News 13 reports:

According to court records, Osteraas said she didn't realize the bath water was that hot.

Investigators said the water was almost 130 degrees and determined the burns were not the result of an accident.

In anticipation of the possibility of Devani being able to testify in court, News 4 Tuscon reported last week that:

The Pima County Attorney's Office has asked the court to allow a so-called facility dog, a specially trained K-9, to help ease the girl's stress while she testifies against the woman that she had once called her mom.

On Friday, October 12, Devani took the stand to tell the jury what happened to her.

Child burn victim tells Tucson jurors her mother held her down in a tub of hot water

Caitlin Schmidt of the Arizona Daily Star writes:

A 7-year-old girl who Pima County prosecutors say was intentionally scalded by her mother told jurors Friday that her mother held her down in a tub of hot water and prevented her from getting out.

Prior to the child's testimony, her attorneys filed a motion with Pima County Superior Court Judge James Marner to clear the courtroom of the more than 30 spectators packed into the gallery.

While Marner denied the motion, citing concerns for Osteraas' right to a fair trial and potential for a mistrial if the public's access was limited, he ordered that the girl's biological parents and grandmother - whose rights had previously been severed - would not be allowed in the courtroom during her testimony, after the child's therapist and a clinical psychiatrist submitted letters detailing the potential damage to the girl.

Wearing a pink-and-beige striped dress and a pink bow in her hair, the child took the witness stand, clutching a stuffed animal throughout the 20-minute questioning.

The girl told Goodwin she'd been burned “in a hot bath” and that her mom “put her in there” and said she had to stay, before holding her in the tub with a pink towel.

Goodwin asked the child about the brown shirt she wore under her dress, a medical garment designed to help the scars go away. The girl said she had scars on her back, tummy and legs.

When Goodwin asked the girl her mommy's name, she quickly answered, “Samantha Osteraas,” ending the state's questioning.

According to several news sources, the defense has taken the position that the scalding was unintentional and that Samantha Osteraas did not knowingly hurt the child.

Note: the defense that parents did not intentionally cause harm, even when demonstrably true, is generally not accepted in cases involving biological parents.

Child Protective Services routinely takes children and condemns biological parents even when they had no way of knowing about or preventing harm that came to their children.

See the stories of Matthew Marble in Tennessee and Kaya Thomas in South Carolina, who lost their children over something someone else did. Other parents are often held responsible for broken bones when the child has a medical condition they had no idea existed. See stories.

The trial for Samantha Osteraas is expected to end sometime this week.

Abuse Began in Foster Care, Not at Home

Devani was originally taken from her home after an argument between her parents which was falsely reported by a vindictive neighbor to involve domestic violence. The 2-year-old wasn't even home at the time, but at her grandmother's house.

Nonetheless, Arizona social worker Norel Alviti seized the toddler from her family.

After Michelle Tremor-Calderon provided proof that the charges were dropped, the social worker insisted that she take a drug test based on rumors from the neighbor.

Michelle passed easily. She had a history of drugs from 13 years prior, but that had long since been in the past.

Health Impact News investigated Devani's story and learned that the original allegations against the parents were quickly proven to be baseless. Though they were dismissed, DCS kept the child in their custody. As we reported last year:

Without a shred of evidence, social workers allegedly were “concerned” about the possibility that the parents might, in the future, do something that would cause harm to their child, so DCS kept Devani in their custody, placing her in very real, and unimaginably horrific, foster care situations.

See:

Arizona Child Removed from Loving Family and Placed into Foster Care Where She was Repeatedly Raped – then 80% of Body Burned

It often seems that social workers are willing to dig deeper into biological family history than the history of the people that they place children entrusted to their care with.

In Devani's first foster home, there were scratches and bruises almost immediately. After Michelle complained, the foster person dropped the child off at DCS and washed her hands of the situation.

The second situation was far worse. Devani was placed in a house with foster parents, one of whom is currently serving a 17-year prison sentence for his prominent role in running a pornographic pedophile ring out of his house with the foster children that DCS placed with him. Law enforcement discovered a graphic video in David Frodsham's house with a little girl crying out for her mother as she was being sexually assaulted.

See:

Arizona Places 2 Year Old Child in Foster Pornographic Pedophile Ring – Foster Mom Burns 80% of Her Body

Devani's mother had long been reporting signs that her daughter was being molested in foster care, but social workers and the attorney appointed by the court to represent Devani, Thea Gilbert, told the court that the mother was simply “interfering with placement.”

Instead of recognizing that the woman who gave birth to the child had that “mama's gut feeling” that something was horribly wrong, state employees accused Michelle of sabotaging the department's efforts.

DCS looked the other way when Devani and other foster children in the Frodsham house of horrors showed clear signs of being victims of sexual abuse. It took the federal ICE agency to bring a stop to David Frodsham pimping out foster children in his house as part of his pedophile ring.

See:

Arizona Foster Care System Revealed as Pedophile Ring: Former Foster Child Tortured for Years Sues for $15 Million

The department refused to return Devani to her parents. DCS terminated parental rights, refusing all along to allow the child to live with any family members.

Out of the Frying Pan into the Fire

Guardian ad Litem, Thea Gilbert, was Devani's attorney through the years all the terrible abuse happened to her. Source.

DCS then placed Devani with the Osteraas family. Attorney Thea Gilbert had previously argued that David Frodsham should adopt Devani. Gilbert has remained Devani's Guardian ad Litem throughout the child's DCS history, and she approved the new placement. Samantha and Justin adopted Devani out of foster care and changed her name.

It was after this that Devani's life almost ended after being allegedly held down in a scalding hot bathtub. Mercifully, Devani is still alive and was able to testify in the Osteraas trial on Friday about what happened.

We will follow the story and update readers after the jury renders a decision.

Many times at Health Impact News, we have cited data that shows that children are at least 6 times more likely to be raped, molested, abused, or killed in foster care than if they had been left in their own homes, even if that home is less than perfect.

Devani's story is a chilling indication of this reality.

Another reporter with the Arizona Daily Star, Tim Steller, also challenges the knee-jerk reaction to remove children from their home “just in case.” He wrote this while Devani was still in the hospital after being abused in her adoptive home:

We're used to seeing how risky it can be for a child to stay with no-good parents.

That's because time and again over the last decade, we've learned of local kids whose families were under the scrutiny of the state child-welfare agencies but ended up dead at the hands of their parents anyway.

They conditioned the public, legislators and child-protective workers to react conservatively to avoid death and scandal. Taking kids out of questionable homes seems the safe alternative.

But the story of a 5-year-old girl, still clinging to life at Banner-University Medical Center and reported in the Star last Sunday by Patty Machelor, shows there's another side to those decisions: The risk that life outside a child's borderline home may be worse than it is inside. [Emphasis added by HIN.] (Source.)

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117140012748    DONI SYAHPUTRA    TEKNIK ELEKTRO 641    117140016313    RIDO FEBRIANDA BAKARA    TEKNIK SIPIL 642    117170010035    DHEA OKTARIANI TANJUNG    TEKNIK SIPIL 643    117140024187    BOY FEZRA TAMBUNAN    TEKNIK SIPIL 644    117140016915    MIKAEL SINAGA    TEKNIK SIPIL 645    117140017443    SAN SUHENDRI SIMANJUNTAK    TEKNIK SIPIL 646    317140006642    DWI ADELIN SEPTIANA ZAI    TEKNIK SIPIL 647    117140018037    GUNAWANTA  SEMBIRING    TEKNIK SIPIL 648    117140023403    SRI KURNIASIH    TEKNIK SIPIL 649    117140016718    ERICH GUSTAF ELFANDER TARIGAN    TEKNIK SIPIL 650    117140024009    PEBRIAN STEVEN SIDABUTAR    TEKNIK SIPIL 651    117140015650    ALDA AWAYAN BANJARSARI    TEKNIK SIPIL 652    117140009337    TEZA ALAMSYAH HASIBUAN    TEKNIK SIPIL 653    117140006129    ALDIMASTIA SYAHPUTRA SIREGAR    TEKNIK SIPIL 654    117140012350    KELVIN ZULTIRA LUBIS    TEKNIK SIPIL 655    117140017900    TYA UTARI SARAGIH    TEKNIK SIPIL 656    117140020942    RURIN SUSANTI    TEKNIK SIPIL   657    117140012963    RICKY RIVALDO MANIK    TEKNIK SIPIL 658    117140006911    ALFREDO R. GULTOM    TEKNIK SIPIL 659    117140008820    ADELIA STEFANI LUBIS    TEKNIK SIPIL 660    117140016745    RIMPUN TALENIUS SIMBOLON    TEKNIK SIPIL 661    117140012006    REZKI IRVANTO ANDREAS SIMANULLANG    TEKNIK SIPIL 662    117140006644    RUSMAN HABIBI HASIBUAN    TEKNIK SIPIL 663    117140000987    DIMAS ARISANDI SIMANJUNTAK    TEKNIK SIPIL 664    117140021366    LAMRO ULI ARIEF AGUNG SIMBOLON    TEKNIK SIPIL 665    117140019045    KRISTIANVIERI  NAINGGOLAN    TEKNIK SIPIL 666    317140009651    EKA RAMADAINI    TEKNIK SIPIL 667    117140009891    INDRA BASUKI    TEKNIK SIPIL 668    117140006530    CRYSNA YULIANA SITOMPUL    TEKNIK SIPIL 669    117140010745    JULIO PRATAMA MAMANA KABAN    TEKNIK SIPIL 670    117140024388    ALVIONA YOSA RINA BR KABAN    TEKNIK SIPIL 671    117140009586    MUDA ARIADI DAULAY    TEKNIK SIPIL 672    117140024600    PANUTURI SITOMPUL    TEKNIK SIPIL 673    117140004992    ELDAVAR HUTAPEA    TEKNIK SIPIL 674    117140021990    ARTA ROMAULI HUTASOIT    TEKNIK SIPIL 675    117140014826    IYAN PASCKAL GINTING    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 676    117140001023    CHRISTIAN APRILIANUS PARULIAN SIREGAR    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 677    117140021827    ALFI IRAWAN LUBIS    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 678    117140006152    ARINI AYU ALFIRA    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 679    117140016334    AMRI YANDIKI    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 680    117140014362    YAHYA ANDRIAN N.P.SINAMBELA    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 681    117140015442    MUHAMMAD SYAFRULLAH    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 682    317140000194    ANJELINA TARIPAR R. NAINGGOLAN    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 683    117140021157    ZAIDAN HERFANA HAMDANY    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 684    117140001475    ARI ZULKARNAEN    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 685    117140012611    DIMAS HALIM PRATAMA    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 686    317140011460    RIZKY INDA SARI RAMBE    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 687    117140009940    MUHAMMAD AMIN RAIS    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 688    317140004496    CATRIN OCTOVANI TARIGAN    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 689    317140008218    NATALIA TAMPUBOLON    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 690    117270000798    AYU PUSPITA SARI    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 691    117140017221    RAHMAT QAEDY    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 692    117140018737    ARDIAN MAULANA    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 693    117140016566    YENI PRIMA MANALU    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 694    117140016775    MUHAMMAD DIMAS TRISANDI    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 695    117140007951    ASTRID AVERRY LUCIANDRA SIREGAR    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 696    117140008440    ADE ERNI PUSVITASARI LUBIS    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 697    117140016454    SITI KHADIJAH SYAHRUL    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 698    117140006887    MUHAMMAD FAUZI RAYDA    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 699    117140003027    MAULANA DHAFFA ABIRA    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 700    117140017184    MUHAMMAD FARHAN SYAHPUTRA    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 701    117140010304    JUNIO FEGRI WIRA MANAWAN    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 702    317140010814    LIANA LUMBAN GAOL    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 703    317140012206    BANGUN TAMBA    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 704    317140000690    ESRA CRISXI DEBORA SIHOMBING    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 705    117140022669    ARJUN BANGUN    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 706    317140000338    M. JAKA SURYA    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 707    317140002734    ARYA UMBU ORAHU ZEBUA    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 708    117140008884    HARIS MATIO PANJAITAN    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 709    117300018161    RANDOLF TIOP NADENGGAN SIREGAR    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 710    117140009574    DALILATI HUSNAH    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 711    117140008911    ATIKA RAHMAH NASUTION    PENDIDIKAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMATIKA DAN KOMPUTER 712    217140012163    MARLINA BR TARIGAN    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 713    217140010563    PUTRI SONIA AYU BR. SIMORANGKIR    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 714    217140015961    RUTH NOVIA HARTATI PANJAITAN    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 715    217140017354    NADIA ERTINA KESUMA    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 716    217140013164    NAOMI JULICHAN SIBUEA    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 717    217140012870    FERDINA WATY LASE    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 718    217140005435    SELLY  MAIRONA HUTABARAT    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 719    317140003594    NUR AISYAH    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 720    217140016744    ABANG RAIS ZEGA    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 721    217140004096    SASYA SARENS    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 722    217140007621    JOEL NATALIUS SINAGA    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH   723    217140020140    DAKKA HARRIS VERDINAND LUMBAN TOBING    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 724    217140000594    LUTHFI FIKRIYANDI    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 725    217140014248    ZULFIKAR WAHYUDI    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 726    217190007180    ELFRIDA NURMALA PAKPAHAN    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 727    217300026094    ROSALINDA CREN OKTAVIA    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 728    217140004957    QORI PUJI ASIH . NST    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 729    317140003355    JIMMY APRILYANTO MT. NAIBAHO    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 730    217140006518    YOSHE REFAEL HUTASOIT    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 731    217140011866    BRENFO MAHENDRA TARIGAN    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 732    217140018166    KRESHNA RUDI ARTHA SIHOMBING    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 733    217140007520    ALWANTA BERI KARDO TARIGAN    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 734    317140011186    TENGKU BAYU AKBAR    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 735    317140003707    DWI CHINTIA BELLA BR TARIGAN    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 736    217140004419    FRENGKI RAMLI MARBUN    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 737    317190000026    ARI ZONA SYAH PUTRA TARIGAN    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 738    217140007803    NOPITA ROSANA SIHOMBING    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 739    317140000585    RYNALDI HUTAJULU    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 740    217140004750    ZAKEUS SITUMEANG    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 741    217140012323    YOSEVINA  PANDIANGAN    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 742    217140000221    DEDY SURYA PUTRA SITORUS    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 743    217140015487    RAMDHAN SAGITA    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 744    217140000077    AULIA HIDAYAH    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 745    217140012245    KALEB HOSEA FANS SITUMEANG    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 746    217380103601    GRACYA NAOMI DAMAYANTI    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 747    217140017383    NGOLU SIMATUPANG    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 748    217140005347    APRIANDY ADHA    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 749    217140000063    IKA SUHAILA    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 750    217140013761    FEBRI YUSTINA SIHOMBING    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 751    217140015058    HAFIZ RIZALDI    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 752    217140018183    DEVI OKTAVIANI SITANGGANG    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 753    217140000605    ANGGI NATASYA SIMALANGO    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 754    217140007236    DESMIE ERANUTRISE BR SEMBIRING    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 755    217140015796    TRI BOY PERANGIN ANGIN    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 756    217140006731    PASKALINA SINULINGGA    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 757    217140015201    YEREMIA SOMURA PASARIBU    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 758    217140003566    OLOAN JUFRISON SILALAHI    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 759    217140019102    ROMARTA CHRISTINA SIPANGKAR    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 760    217140017520    RINI HERAWATY SIMANULLANG    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 761    217140017876    DOLI SAMOSIR    PENDIDIKAN SEJARAH 762    217140016399    DEWI NURGANTI BUULOLO    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 763    217140008777    MELIANA SITUMORANG    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 764    217140001897    ADIL PRIBADI SINULINGGA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 765    217140012914    WIDYA SYAHFITRI MANURUNG    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 766    217140009935    JONATHAN SARAGIH    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 767    217140008557    RIZKI RIO PERDANA SIMANJUNTAK    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 768    217140009740    SARTIKA DEWI PRATIWI    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 769    217140017764    NADIA FITRI YANTI    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 770    217140012425    SEPTIANI DAMERIA PURBA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 771    217140015462    RINA SUSI SUSANTI PURBA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 772    217140100312    WANDA SAPITRI    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 773    217140010180    RIKA ADELIA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 774    217140003602    YUDIA KRISNAHADI SIAGIAN    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 775    317140006007    PUTRI SALWA ANNISA SIREGAR    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 776    217140005605    DARA INDRI ASMARA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 777    217140009314    UYUN ADHA SIRAIT    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 778    217140003755    YULANDA  MANDASARI    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 779    217140001641    ROCKY ARFAN    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 780    217140008356    YUNI ASTRIA BR SITEPU    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 781    217140010375    ISMO ANTONIUS    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 782    317140004354    VIRDA PRIHARTATI    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 783    217140015017    ANUWARMAN BAEHA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 784    217140001207    ADE SORAYA SRI NAULI WATE    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 785    217140007805    LOLA DAMAYANTI    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 786    317140005187    KARLIN GERIUN ANTONIUS MANIK    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 787    217140006864    ADELIA ENDARWATI    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 788    217140011696    SARINAH D. SILALAHI    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN)   789    317140008793    ANDRIE HASUGIAN    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 790    317140012092    MAYER PURBA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 791    217140013604    NIKO ALFREDO MANURUNG    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 792    217140014139    SARI HOTTUA SIHOMBING    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 793    217140007237    ELSA BATESDA PARDEDE    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 794    217140014623    ROYLES GIRSANG    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 795    217140008934    DARA AFIFA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 796    217140015513    MEZLEY NINTA CRISTIN    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 797    217140005747    RONALDO ZAI    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 798    217140009628    SYAFRIDA ANNA M SINURAT    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 799    217140001841    IMANUEL FANDER MARITO SIREGAR    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 800    217140009323    PRISKA MANURUNG    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 801    217140003147    ARDIAN PRAYOGA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 802    217140007721    JOJOR ROHANI MANULLANG    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 803    217140000488    MEYLANI YOSEPHINE SIMATUPANG    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 804    317140008437    BINTANG RUMONDANG BR TAMPUBOLON    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 805    317140005288    HENRIKA SIMANJUNTAK    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 806    217140003680    JERI ALDI KUSUMA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 807    217140020619    SALMAN MAULANA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 808    217140008297    LOUIS LUKAS SIAGIAN    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 809    217140005958    JUNI AIDA    PEND. PANCASILA & KEWARGANEGARAAN (PPKN) 810    217140006512    ABDULLAH FIKRI SHOLEHUDDIN SN    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 811    217140012695    SELLY NINDI SARI BR. SITEPU    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 812    217140007148    ELSAS KARUNIAWAN GINTING    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 813    217140008153    LIA MUNIAR LUMBANTORUAN    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 814    217140003251    NABILA ANGGRAINI    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 815    317140006277    AGUNG PASKAH IMAN GEA    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 816    217140008758    NURUL ZAHARATI JANNAH    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 817    217330103447    WILLIAM JONES RAMBE    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 818    217140012515    GILBERT IGLESIAS BUTARBUTAR    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 819    217140016745    YOHANA MANURUNG    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 820    217140003827    ANDRE SYAHMADY LUBIS    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 821    217140009643    DIAN TIURMAIDA SIMANJUNTAK    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 822    217140001830    LATHIFAH RABBANIYAH    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 823    217140015368    HELFRINI BR SINAGA    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI 824    217140009366    MICHAEL HARDIN MANALU    PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI http://dlvr.it/PM7Myz