LifeNews adds their coverage to the story of yesterday.
.....................
Sudyka last saw Poutre on July 18 but indicated she was "doing well."
"She was bright-eyed and smiling. She is always responsive to us," Sudyka explained.
“I think they're afraid of what she might say,” Sudyka told the newspaper.
In response to the press conference, DSS spokeswoman Mia Alvarado told the Boston newspaper “We have a request from the courts not to speak on any matter related to Haleigh, and we feel we need to honor that request."
Wesley J. Smith, a bioethics watchdog and attorney who has written on euthanasia issues agrees the state should look into the problems.
Haleigh Poutre's Family Wants State Officials Punished for Ignoring Abuse
8mm