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Another couple lose bid on best adoptive parents of the year award..

Yet again, we have a couple that aparently believed that adoption papers gave them a free pass on abusing the children in their home. And, once again the low life scum reside within my home state. I may have to consider moving if this keeps up much longer.
SOURCEThe Fergusons are accused of abusing their children in both Union and Clark counties. On Tuesday, they pleaded not guilty to the 63 charges between them. James and Vonda Ferguson walked in the courtroom, along with more than a dozen supporters of family and friends who do not believe the allegations against them are true. James Ferguson was charged with 20 counts of child endangering, five counts of permitting child abuse and five counts of felonious assault. Vonda Ferguson is facing a few additional charges, including an extra felonious assault accusation and two other abuse-related charges. The indictments against the Fergusons' claim the two tortured or cruelly abused the children. Investigators said the Ferguson’s used corporal punishment, resulting in serious physical harm.
People, I must insist that we either start demanding more indepth background studies on those seeking to adopt, or we just quit doing it all together. There is no way that anyone will ever be able to convince me that of all the people seeking children, these two degenerates where among the most qualified. And yes, I know- there are a lot of children out there that remain in the system all there lives. I know that too many times, there are just not enough homes to place children in- BUT I have to think that when given the option of being in a facility for children in need, or being tortured, most kids will pick the facility.
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