The call was made from one individual. But normally if a call of abuse is made from a home..all the children are removed, not just the caller. The communal aspect of the living arrangements would justify the removal of all of the children, I suppose.
The “caller” maybe afraid to step forward. Or if she is indeed known, maybe else where for her own protection.
I think any of the mothers that are interviewed would sound like raving lunatics. If the worst case scenario pans out, it is going to be a huge revelation that what they have been taught to believe is ,in fact, a crime. But until that revelation hits, they'll be worried and screaming like banshees for the “outsiders” to give their kids back.
I have deep sympathy for the kids. I have sympathy for the CPS workers. I doubt that most of them get any kick out of removing children from their parents. And,from a purely logistical stand point, removing that many children into an overcrowded system has got to be a nightmare.
I would not care to be a CPS worker, as deeply as these workers are needed. Go in and investigate (darned if you do) or turn a blind eye (darned if you don't).
Be careful about hesitating to condemn anyone, when facing extreme evil.
You can bet that for every hesitance to charge, take action, convict or even accuse somebody in this situation, there will be 10 homosexuals in the international and American community closely watching and learning how they might be able to act without being held accountably with foster and adopted children. In most of those cases, such criminal behavior might go undetected by the public for decades.
Consider this compound in the news. It didn’t just spring up overnight.