Posted on 09/17/2006 7:05:37 AM PDT by Numeaning
Dead fetus' age crucial to possible criminal case?
''They hid the body from us for eight days,'' Hialeah Police Deputy Chief Mark Overton said.
Hialeah police are pushing for indictments. They say the clinic staff should have called 911 and sent the baby -- a girl - to the hospital.
''This has to be a homicide, an unlawful killing. It could be manslaughter, but we believe it falls in that realm,'' Overton said.
She told detectives she saw the baby gasping for five minutes as clinic staffers began "shrieking", according to a search warrant.
''In no other homicide investigation do you wonder how long would this person have lived had she not been murdered,'' said Jill Staneck, an Illinois registered nurse
(Excerpt) Read more at bradenton.com ...
BAIPA= Born Alive Infants Protection Act. BAIPA is implemented through the program of CAPTA, the Child Abuse & Prevention Treatment Act.
Every state, including Florida receives millions and millions of dollars for Child Welfare through CAPTA.
The Department of Health & Human Services in Washington controls the distribution of the funding for CAPTA.
Here's a key and first important step:
The Florida applicant, in regards to gaining or losing federal funding for CAPTA, is required to:
"provide an inventory of unmet needs and current programs for preventing child abuse and neglect".
Found on Page 53, number 3, of the Child Abuse Prevention & Treatment Act:
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cb/laws_policies/cblaws/capta03/capta_manual.pdf
If you walk by a house and see a parent physically abusing a child your response may be to report the incident to the Florida abuse hotline because you believe there are trained individuals who know how to respond to the call.
The same type of rapid response needs to be ensured by Florida and all states in regards to procedures for overcoming medical neglect as it applies to "born alive" infants in Hospitals and abortion clinics {Capta Section 106 (b) (2) (B)}.
"The purpose of the Act was to reaffirm the legal principle that infants who are born alive, at any stage of development — including those born alive after failed abortions — are persons entitled to the protections of the law."
Is the Florida program effectively targeted, so that resources will reach intended beneficiaries and/or otherwise address this program's "purpose" directly?
When States are determined not to be in conformity with a particular outcome, they are provided an opportunity to improve their performance. In a nutshell there are training requirements of the CAPTA state grant program as it applies to the "Born Alive Infants Protection Act" that must be ensured by each state if federal funding is to continue.
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cb/laws_policies/policy/pi/pi0501.htm
Has the Florida DCF program for "the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act", as it pertains to the "Born Alive Infants Protection Act", demonstrated adequate progress here in achieving any long or short term performance goals ?
Unrelated to the case, I reported this infant's abduction from medical and legal protection to the Florida abuse hotline on Monday September 4. Robert #5064, who took the call and entered it into the abuse registry, had no idea what CAPTA, EMTALA, or BAIPA was.
Does the Florida CAPTA and BAIPA training program exercise meaningful steps to address its management deficiencies?
Mr Lee Humphrey, supervisor at the Miami DCF, District 11 was the investigator of the case. Mr Humphrey simply passed the case over to law enforcement.
Did this DCF investigator fully comply with the requirements of the CAPTA & BAIPA program, by following all the procedures for investigation, assessment and prosecution?
Did the DCF investigator, or anyone at anytime from DCF, have coordination and consultation with the individuals designated by and within the health-care facility with regard to responding to this medical neglect? (Section 106(b)(2)(B)(i) of CAPTA).
As a representative of a child protection team, relevant to the BAIPA program, I believe the DCF investigator had an ideal opportunity to share in the responsibility of making an objective assessment, by personally observing and interviewing the individuals that were present during the time of the alleged infant homicide.
Their must always be investigative reporting, now and for future reference, so that corrective action for the CAPTA & BAIPA programs can be accommodated with respect to significant problems, abuses, and deficiencies this type of data may provide.
Once information is entered into a data base, reports can be developed to be used intermittently and cumulatively. The Children's Bureau can access the Employee Performance Management System (EPMS) to evaluate how well staff does in supporting the goals of the Bureau, ACF, HHS, BAIPA, and the CAPTA State Grant program.
Police can make arrests, but local law enforcement departments are not responsible for DCF training, and implementing DCF program procedures to provide medical assistance as it applies to the "Born Alive Infants Protection Act" or CAPTA.
In 2004 Belkis Gonzalez managed the "A Gyn Diagnostics" abortion clinic in Miramar where Robelto Osborne, unlicensed abortionist, performed illegal abortions, where Adieren Rojas, the cleaning lady, anesthetized patients, where Kieron Nisbet, University of Miami student, performed illegal abortions, and where Joselin Collado, receptionist, falsified patient records.
Casualness causes casualties. Belkis Gonzalez of Miramar is now being investigated in the Hialeah homicide of an infant "born alive", stuffed in a bio-hazard bag, and hidden for 9 days. She is managing an abortion clinic as we speak.
Has the state applicant provided an inventory of unmet needs and current programs for preventing child abuse and neglect in regards to infants "born alive" in abortion clinics and hospitals throughout Florida?
For preventative and training reference, did the DCF investigator question Belkis Gonzalez or any of the former workers who currently moved to the new clinic with Gonzalez, to determine if they are now aware of the "Born Alive Infants Protection Act" or "CAPTA"?
Did the DCF investigator question workers within the clinic that Gonzalez managed, to determine if they are aware that there should always be individuals designated within the health-care facilities to report abuse to protective services? CAPTA (section 106 (B)(2)(B)(ii)
Has the Florida DCF taken meaningful steps in it's training and management program to correct strategic planning deficiencies related to these 2 programs?
In regards to responding to CAPTA, as it applies to the Born Alive Infants Protection Act, what short & long term goals must be ambitiously targeted to correct these blatant deficiencies?
Belief systems arrive in three 3 stages: opinions, beliefs, and convictions (unshakable beliefs).
What we permit, we promote. If clinic personnel are ever going to have the "opinion" that they should take this brutal form of child homicide seriously, I believe earnest observations and ambitious training will be necessary to correctly administer these programs in the most effective and efficient manner possible.
What you impress, you express. 87% of everything sold travels by word of mouth. Each forewarned clinic worker that moves on to other facilities shares the weight of their predisposed experience and preventative knowledge with others.
Please visit: http://www.babybrass.com and leave your comment about the murder.
What a metaphor. These people hate life so much.
Since they hate life so much, an appropriate punshment would be to releive them of theirs.
Oh, God! Who can watch a newborn gasp for breath and do nothing to help? What kind of mindless louse could throw the child's body up on a roof like trash? [Don't bother to answer.]
What "mother" sits and watches her baby gasp for air? How did she supress every instinct and not pick up her baby and hold her? The child would have died, but dies in her mother's arms.....not abandoned.
That about says it all.
Another example of pro-life advocates versus pro-death advocates, and why abortion on demand is such a moral abomination.
WTF!
I wouldn't even call them people. :(
Keep in mind the Hialeah Police are the heroes in this case, they do not let politics interfere with protecting innocent victims:
''They hid the body from us for eight days,'' Hialeah Police Deputy Chief Mark Overton said.
Hialeah police are pushing for indictments. They say the clinic staff should have called 911 and sent the baby -- a girl - to the hospital.
''This has to be a homicide, an unlawful killing. It could be manslaughter, but we believe it falls in that realm,'' Overton said.
She told detectives she saw the baby gasping for five minutes as clinic staffers began "shrieking", according to a search warrant.
But keep in mind also that: Miami's State Attorney is: "Katherine Fernandez Rundle". Kathleen Hoague is the "Assistant" State Attorney:
Before "Reno" went off to Washington to serve as Clinton-Gore's firewall at Justice, she handpicked "her first lieutenant, Katherine Fernandez Rundle", to replace her. State Attorney Rundle will not prosecute vote fraud, because her mentor Reno will not countenance her doing so.
Has Bill O'Reilly been summoned?
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