Either set of parents saying that they can't identify signs of being in an altered state is just bizarre. You just don't get to their age without at least having seen people drunk, even if you've never touched a drop of alcohol yourself.
If they say they did notice it but didn't report it, they aren't suitable foster parents.
The Aaron part was a joke but seeing as the crack pan is in evidence I could see the balldo sweepers would try to claim Aaron and April were the ones who introduced the crack to the house and April was the one cooking it.
That's more or less exactly what Sweep was testifying to. Everybody knows that's exactly what that testimony meant. They are just as pathetic a couple of liars as Cuckieta himself. Nobody believes their nonsense that they could somehow detect nothing wrong with their precious little baby boy who was staggering around in a stupor like some exaggerated Irish drunk in a 19th Century stage comedy, with cocaine on his nose, and they literally don't believe he abuses substances.
Random strangers could tell Cuckieta was drunk off his ass and on drugs just from brief encounters when he was "drivin muh keeeeds around," to the point that mandatory reporters had to turn him in or face criminal prosecution themselves.
They basically admitted that even if Nick was drooling, shitting himself, snorting cocaine right in front of them, that they'd have no idea what was going on.
In the mind of Mersh he can shit talk Rumble all he wants because they dont want the bad publicity of booting him from their site. In reality the CEO of could stab Mersh to death on camera and no one would care . Mersh is so unonteresting that we are talking about him here in the Balldo thread. Sad Pathetic
Considering the only parts of Mersh's stream people watch are clips of him stroking out, I think that would actually do well number wise.
Lurk moar, we know how the investigation started and it wasn't some mystery hospital visit.
Vyvanse is a medication for ADHD, and narcolepsy. Nick could totally have abused it for himself.
Its not.
Vyvanse is a long acting, slow release medication so it's not really that great for getting high.
They are charging Nick for using coke around kids because of the coke on the nose and the evidence he's hammered all the time (the PC affadavit for SW). But they don't have that for Kayla so they are charging her with letting the kids be around Nick while he's using drugs.
We know exactly what started the investigation. All of the documents starting with the initial mandatory report have been posted on here.
Behind on the new matter of public record, but this hurt to read. Right in the feels. Don't care about Kayla, but couldn't help see parallels in my own life experience.
Step one would have been to refuse to have five kids one after the other with a woman who had difficult pregnancies and obvious mental health concerns.
