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But Wait! There's more, a different case.

In 1984, Frank Fuster was living in the Miami suburbs with a new wife and his 5-year-old son. Then the couple was charged with sexually abusing more than 20 children who attended their unlicensed home day-care center. Fuster, who had prior convictions for manslaughter and child molestation, was branded a "monster" by parents and the local media, and was convicted and sentenced to 165 years in prison. [snip]

FRONTLINE's "Did Daddy Do It?" airing Thursday, April 25, at 9 p.m. EDT on PBS (check local listings), reveals new evidence that questions the seemingly ironclad case against him. It also includes new allegations by Fuster's former wife that Reno personally participated in a campaign to break her down psychologically in order to force her to testify falsely against her husband. [snip]

Thanks for the links, Betty. I've been e-mailing the state's newspapers. They know about Janet's past. They know about the history of the state's child welfare program, how bloated and out-of-control it is, they know about the policies Janet supports that redefine and weaken families while giving the state even more control....they even know that California, NY and other state's child welfare programs are an even bigger mess....and that our increase in population, migrant help and warm climate all contribute to runaways which make up the largest number of missing children and that divorced parents falsely accusing a spouse or kidnapping a child is a growing problem. They even know that Janet Reno wrote Florida's "no-fault" divorce laws...the biggest hurt of all. They know.

We may have to take to the streets to inform Floridians.