Anonymous wrote:Wow, I did not see they ordered her return. How horrible for that child. I hope the father fights this.
Anonymous wrote:how do you not know what adoption papers but still sign them? He sounds too dumb to be a parent.
Anonymous wrote:The father showed NO INTEREST/the birth/or first four months.
Wasn't he deployed?
Anonymous wrote:The father showed NO INTEREST/the birth/or first four months.
Wasn't he deployed?
The father showed NO INTEREST/the birth/or first four months.
Anonymous wrote:The father showed NO INTEREST/the birth/or first four months. I can only guess he was pressured by "the tribe" to get the baby back. She is not an artifact to be passed around. The courts should have looked only at whats best for her and that would have been to finalize the adoption.
Its weird to me how so many people think biology trumps all else. Some folks are just shitty parents even blood related. The courts never should have considered that Indian regulation, its outdated and we don't need two classes of kids in this country.
Anonymous wrote:The courts never should have considered that Indian regulation, its outdated and we don't need two classes of kids in this country.
Anonymous wrote:Totally disagree about not breaking the "bond" the child now might have with her father. I think the bio mom described this situation in her op ed. if you are a parent and someone kidnapped your child and then two years later child was found, you wouldnt say "oh well, she has been gone long enough to bond with her kidnapper" hell no, you would get your child back and you would never stop fighting until you did get your child back. The parents who have been raising this baby since birth have gotten a second miracle, they get THEIR BABY back. Who knows what motivated the bio dad to try and get custody. He never gave a fuck during the pregancy. Too late now.