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Saturday, September 12, 2026
Failing catastrophically' In 2020, a Central Florida foster family was able to adopt eight children who had been removed from their homes by the state's Department of Children and Families " despite the fact the foster parents had been investigated 18 times by that department, suggesting their home was a troubled place, not a safe haven, for the kids. Over the next six years, DCF would investigate the foster family 37 more times, based on concerns about the children voiced by relatives, medical professionals, counselors and school employees. The agency documented alleged physical and sexual abuse, along with "bizarre punishment" and "parental hallucinations," according to a recently released grand jury report. But DCF did little to help the youngsters and did not permanently remove them from the home until early this year when the father was arrested for alleged sexual offenses against the eldest. |
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