Trauma Warning: COLORADO CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN; With Debbie Carroll and Penelope

    Slam the Gavel welcomes Debbie Carroll to the podcast. Debbie was last on Season 5, Episodes 167, 180 and 198. 

     Debbie and Penelope discussed Colorado failing to investigate registered sex offenders to never responding to reports to the Ombudsman, from fraudulent allegations to arbitrary restraining orders. The discussion continued from ripping children out of the arms of a safe parent and returning little ones to fend off abuse all alone, the family and juvenile courts of Colorado, not only fail children, they destroy families lives and generations.  

    They continuously grow their businesses while forsaking their duties. Debbie and Penelope expose stories and strategies used against families, and explore ways to expose and fight the courts and their henchmen, law enforcement and the Department of Human Services. 

To Reach Debbie Carroll:   considerationnonprofit.org.

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