Teacher warned judge of girl's abuse before death (AP)
Tuesday, March 1, 2011 12:01 PM By dwi
MIAMI – Nearly four eld before a 10-year-old woman was found departed in her foster father's truck, a pedagogue told a Miami-Dade determine the woman was existence insulted at bag and impact on the lowermost of her feet in a artefact that wouldn't leave bruises, a female goodness professional said Tuesday.
School officials warned a determine who was considering whether to let Jorge and Carmen Barahona take the woman and her twin brother that the woman came to school filthy and was rattling anorectic and sign food in her desk in 2007. A kindergarten pedagogue also testified that the girl, Nubia Docter, had dewy her pants digit period at school, which is ordinary for children of that age.
When the pedagogue told Nubia she was feat to call her then-foster mother, Carmen Barahona, Nubia became psychoneurotic and begged her not to call, female goodness professional Christey Lopez-Acevedo told a commission work the girl's modification Tuesday.
"Momma is feat to impact me with a (flip flop) on the lowermost of my feet," Nubia said when asked why she didn't want her tending called, according to Lopez-Acevedo, an professional for the court-appointed preserver whose concerns prompted the 2007 hearing.
Lopez-Acevedo said at the instance she didn't understand the severity of Nubia's allegation.
"I am (now) fully aware from what the experts verify me that is a sign of torture. No bruises are left," Lopez-Acevedo said finished tears.
An proficient commission is disagreeable to example unitedly how female goodness officials uncomprehensible individual flushed flags in the twins' adoption, despite earnest shout allegations from a school pedagogue and principal.
The housing has highlighted glaring mistakes by the Department of Children and Families (DCF) after Nubia's embody was found Feb. 14 in impressible bags in the back of the truck of her father, Jorge Barahona. Her brother Victor was in the face centre doused in a toxic chemical. Jorge Barahona has pleaded not blameable to attempted first-degree murder and aggravated female shout in the move on his son Victor.
No charges hit been filed in Nubia's death. Child goodness officials hit said they wait charges module be filed against Carmen Barahona, but personnel hit not free some info because it is an unstoppered investigation.
Child exponent David Lawrence, a former Miami Herald publisher, said the housing raises troubling questions.
"These are signals of the highest order. How earnestly did folks verify what the capital was saying?" martyr asked. "It meet seems stunningly tragic to me. It makes you cry."
Child goodness officials said a linguist insisted in primeval 2008 it would be "detrimental" to remove the children from the Barahonas' care. If they did, the children would never stick with adults again, Lopez-Acevedo said.
A natural aunty and uncle from Texas had tried desperately to take the twins in 2005 before the Barahonas were acknowledged full custody.
A determine finally authorised the acceptation by the Barahonas, basing much of the selection on that psychologist's opinion. Yet, that proficient linguist did not allow some information most the school's shout allegations when she prefabricated her evaluation and she did not reach discover to school officials, female goodness officials said.
A housing trainer and two female goodness attorneys including Lopez-Acevedo feature the psychologist's inform that was given to the determine and saw that it didn't allow the school's shout allegations, but never said anything.
"That was a nonachievement individual times repeated," said professional Roberto Martinez, digit of the panelists. "Nobody that feature this brought it to the tending of the judge. It appears to be a pretty glaring flushed flag for whatever reason. Somebody dropped the ball."
When asked whether female goodness officials asked to hit the children re-evaluated considering the school's allegations, Lopez-Acevedo said digit of the psychologists participating in the housing said it was likewise soon to do another evaluation.
It's ordinary for authority experts to rank thousands of evaluations in a year. DCF typically relies on the same experts, Lopez-Acevedo said.
"Are we agitated these finished and even jamming these finished because we hit much a boatload of cases that we hit to intend these things moving?" martyr asked.
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