Illegal emigrants and non-custodial fathers have something in common: Their kids are arbitrarily abducted by the family court
system.. or the lack of it.
Actually, in the case of Cirila Balthazar Cruz, unlike Bail Romero’s, it was not even a family court judge who played God with parent rights, it was originally a social worker. Cirila Balthazar [...]
Archive for June, 2009
One More Baby Arbitrarily Placed in an Affluent Family…
Posted in Abduction, Fat and Mean Family Industry, tagged Bail Romero, Ciril Balthazar Cruz, David Goldman, illegal immigration, legal abduction, Sean Goldman on June 19, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Unlike Family Courts, the Closer Closes It Quite Well
Posted in Culture and Families, Fatherhood in the Media, tagged bias against men, domestic violence, Family courts, The Closer on June 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I happened to watch “The Closer” (Kyra Sedgwick) tonight. The first episode of season 5, whose title I could not find. Frankly, at the beginning, I was scared that the show would sunk in one of the worst cliche ever. Brenda and her squad discovered that an entire latino family has been murdered: the mother, [...]
What about the Other David Goldmans, in the U.S?
Posted in Abduction, Fatherhood in the Media, Politicians on Fatherhood?, tagged Sean Goldman, David Goldman, child abduction, fathers rights, Chris Smith, Fathers in New Jersey on June 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
David Goldman seemed very close to see the end of his ordeal. In 2004, his son Sean, then four, was abducted by his late ex-wife,
Bruna, a Brazilian citizen. Everything started with a simple, innocuous family trip to Brazil. Then, while in Brazil, Bruna, David Goldman’s wife, showed no intention to come back to New Jersey, [...]
