These judges wanted to wash their hands and go along with the good old boy league. Protecting pedophiles who were giving kids stds and both physical and mental trauma on a regular basis. It wasn't kidnapping. Makes you wonder why the judges sided with the fathers despite the doctor's testimony and medical records/test results. Maybe some were pedophiles themselves!
3 Reviews
Interesting...
Mehki_Girl13 August 2022
Warning: Spoilers
This documentary seemed pretty balanced. They allowed both sides to be heard.
The most confusing were the young lady whose grandparents took her and the blonde woman who accused her dad of sexual abuse and satanism.
With the young lady who had boldly told Dr. Phil her grandparents were right to take her, but later seems in doubt, well, was she abused or not? Certainly the satanism, which the grandparents believed was nonsense.
They both speak in circles and the interviews weren't satisfying. Perhaps the adults planted so many different seeds, they can't answer that question.
However, Faye's daughter was indeed molested and you get vindication for her and her mother.
Faye's arrorgance that she always knew better was her downfall and the whole satanic panic and her inept interview of the children made things worst. You could see with the little smirks, she thought she always knew better until she found herself on the other side of the law.
My biggest fear is always false accusations and falsely leading children into believing they were abused when they were not. There's always that danger. Making a child believe they're were abused when they weren't is almost as bad as actually touching a child.
However, the system stinks for both sets of parents. It's run by men who seem to have a really hard time putting men, especially, white ones behind bars.
There for the grace...?
The desenting female who answered the question - how did she know the male want lying - when she gave her answer, all her credibility was lost.
The most confusing were the young lady whose grandparents took her and the blonde woman who accused her dad of sexual abuse and satanism.
With the young lady who had boldly told Dr. Phil her grandparents were right to take her, but later seems in doubt, well, was she abused or not? Certainly the satanism, which the grandparents believed was nonsense.
They both speak in circles and the interviews weren't satisfying. Perhaps the adults planted so many different seeds, they can't answer that question.
However, Faye's daughter was indeed molested and you get vindication for her and her mother.
Faye's arrorgance that she always knew better was her downfall and the whole satanic panic and her inept interview of the children made things worst. You could see with the little smirks, she thought she always knew better until she found herself on the other side of the law.
My biggest fear is always false accusations and falsely leading children into believing they were abused when they were not. There's always that danger. Making a child believe they're were abused when they weren't is almost as bad as actually touching a child.
However, the system stinks for both sets of parents. It's run by men who seem to have a really hard time putting men, especially, white ones behind bars.
There for the grace...?
The desenting female who answered the question - how did she know the male want lying - when she gave her answer, all her credibility was lost.
its the most unthinkable...
ops-5253523 August 2022
Deeds being done to infants and children that is the topic of this series, the rape and other despicable things beeing done towards them by their own flesh and blood, where the safeguard isnt safe, and crime has to be commited to save and hide away them children.
I wont dwell too much over the methods and it indisputabilitis that mrs faye yaeger and co. Used other than they were tough and staminous in their doings, and that many children do owe this woman alot even though the hardships of living on the flee may have been tough to many.
The underground movement really steered the limelight upon buse and abuse towards women and children( yes, and even men) and really nescessified the need for emergency hideouts/ centers for families in crisis. Its a petty that these oblivious and well hidden secrets of a sick kind of love and affection that happens within some families still exists, and it seems so common, that you actually may be seated next to one at the time you read this review on the bus or on the underground, or flying the airbus a 380.
A well made and built up biopic documentary about the jeand'arcic bauta called by the name of faye, its an eyeopener if youll let it . The grumpy old man awards a 10 and a recommend.
I wont dwell too much over the methods and it indisputabilitis that mrs faye yaeger and co. Used other than they were tough and staminous in their doings, and that many children do owe this woman alot even though the hardships of living on the flee may have been tough to many.
The underground movement really steered the limelight upon buse and abuse towards women and children( yes, and even men) and really nescessified the need for emergency hideouts/ centers for families in crisis. Its a petty that these oblivious and well hidden secrets of a sick kind of love and affection that happens within some families still exists, and it seems so common, that you actually may be seated next to one at the time you read this review on the bus or on the underground, or flying the airbus a 380.
A well made and built up biopic documentary about the jeand'arcic bauta called by the name of faye, its an eyeopener if youll let it . The grumpy old man awards a 10 and a recommend.
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