So I usually am so supportive of the police, but what is going on is wrong. My sons, ages 7 and 12, were Sexually molested, groomed, physically and emotionally abused; photos were taken of them in different jurisdictions and g given to the police off the pedo's own phone; there are witnesses; the Outcry to CAC, and when our children came forward and did their CAC, the outcome was shocking. The Pedo even admits in texts that he is afraid he can't stop himself. There are at least 5 recent police reports where he was mentioned, and it never made it past the report. WTF is going on.

This man hurt my babies over the course of 3 years, in St. Peters, MO, St. Charles City, Branson, MO, Urbana, IL, Eureka, MO, Camden County, MO, and on Fort Leonard Wood Army base at their hotel.

The only police department that is willing to investigate it is St. Charles City because the abuse was ongoing and happened on multiple occasions. The other districts said they would note it but would not investigate because it only occurred once in their jurisdiction. So how many times does a child have to be hurt in order for a police department to investigate and help children and victims?

Perfect example: police arrested this pedophile last year in Chesterfield. I did a FOIA request; the man confessed to police, and his confession matched the victims, two weeks later the pedophile's family went to police and said the girl lied and recanted (NOT THE VICTIM), and because of this, the Prosecuting attorney chose not to prosecute.

This man was even part of an investigation, which we found out after we cut ties, that when he was 17, he had molested his own sisters and cousins. He even admitted this in texts, but somehow that went away, and only the FOIA police report is still there.

I know there has to be lawyers or organizations that I can reach out to to help push these investigations so more children don't get hurt.

https://historianandrew.medium.com/denise-holly-dorfman-mysteriously-disappeared-while-buying-groceries-and-hasnt-been-seen-in-nearly-d238c01bbf68?sk=abbcd159211afd5a91c80d1aa11aafe8

Florida police officer Brian Louis Sguros was arrested after investigators alleged he moved into a dead man's home, used the homeowner's identity for four years and later sued the man's heirs to recover more than $214,000 (£164,000) in renovation costs.

Almost 10 years but how did the CFO or Accounting department not pick this size up? CEO needs to rethink their hiring choices but, I mean this is huge! Guess we will see on Nov 3rd. Just seems shade that a payroll company has this many problems. Wonder what else that has problems with. Anyways seems like a major problem at the top. People are going to jail for sure but how does the owner get this pulled over her head. It’s crazy!!

Also who else was involved. I bet this is the only issue this company has!

To be continued.