Casey was not sent to the hospital for injury, non-accidental or otherwise. The pediatric assistant (read her eyewitness account) was alarmed over the "frequency of high-pitched crying" after the baby was undressed and being moved around--a symptoms long associated with vaccination "adverse events" in a baby who had aready had an "apnea" event following vaccination. There was nothing the assistant saw that she attributed to "injury" and no bruises on the baby before being taken from her parents. What she did have was cold-sore type lesions under her lower lip, but none on the lips or inside of the mouth to indicate "burns" except for a hemorrhagic lesion on the roof of the mouth, and nowhere else in the mouth--a known symptom of infantile scurvy.

"Splinter haemorrhages beneath the fingernails may occur, as in endocarditis. Haemorrhages around the eyes, ears, neck and on the roof of the mouth may occur and are very suggestive of scurvy. Spontaneous bleeding may occur anywhere in the body, including bleeding leading to palpable subperiosteal haemorrhages."

http://www.itg.be/itg/DistanceLearning/LectureNotesVandenEndenE/50_Vitamin_deficienciesp4.htm

Here eyes were bloodshot and the eyelids hemorrhaged-looking, also signs of hemorrhagic disease. The doctor called police to meet the ambulance, but just regular officers to make certain there was no problem admitting the baby since the parents had verbally objected, after being told the baby "just had a hard cold" and because of a previous bad experience with a misdiagnosis just two weeks earlier. The injuries are consistant with vitamin C deficiency, increased levels of blood histamine and endotoxemia caused by vaccines and prior nutritional deficiencies during gestation. Bruising on the face was caused by medical personal after she was admitted to the hospital, as documented by the assistant Shelly LaVergne and admitted by investigating officer Hefty under oath at trial, and there was no bruising around the eyes, only hemorrhaged eyelids from a hemorragic disease.

The only thing "torn inside the mouth" was the tiny piece of skin between the lip and upper gums, and probably happened when her mouth was being examined.

The appearance of broken bones was more likely subperiosteal hemorrhaging on the bones which become callused and then calcify, appearing like fractures in various stages of healing.

Casey was hospitalized for 11 days without treatment other than pain meds, and over a year later a DSHS caseworker reported that Casey had met all of her "developmental markers" indicating there were no lasting effects from her condition. She healed without intervention and apparently with no permanent injury. Casey is being identified as "Indian" when in fact she is one quarter Korean on her father's side. She was taken from loving, caring parents and placed with a foster family and then with a Japanese family--she will probably need a great deal of counseling.

Casey's "injuries" were "vaccination adverse events"--accelerated infantile scurvy-endotoxemia.. There was never anything but unproven allegations of abuse, with no parent identified and this determination of placement was made before long before the case went to trial when an "assumption of innocence" should have been in place. There was another person in the picture--someone the mother was involved with.

There was no bruising around the eyes, as can be seen in the photo above, only a hemorrhagic condition showing in her eyelids, and no bruises at all on the baby seen at the pediatric clinic by Dr. Clapper, which was admitted under oath by Detective Hefty.Bruises on her face were caused by hospital personel. She was in pain from vaccine-induced encephalitis which accounts for the characteristic "high-pitched cry" and the conditions caused by infantile scurvy, raised blood histamine levels and endotoxemia, but she wasn't crying before being moved around in the pediatric clinic and set on a cold scales..

Casey's "injuries" were consistant with infantile scurvy, the hemorrhagic condition caused by the resulting high blood histamine levels, and by endotoxemia. The mother had someone with her at their appartment when a home-nurse came to check on the baby. The nursing staff contacted was at Tacoma General Hospital, according to investigating officer Hefty's police report. The parents were calling a nurses's hotline from a number provided by staff at Mary Bridge, and they were not floor nurses, but people specifically manning phone lines.

John was the primary caretaker in a way, having had another child. He had to teach Mellissa everything, and took over the baby's care when he wasn't working. The only time she "told him he was being to rough" was when she saw him playing with the baby by "tossing" her to make her laugh, which consisted of holding her horizontal in both hands and bouncing her up 2 or 3 inches, which babies love. But he did it again on the only time he was alone with her, accidentally dropped her, but her fall was broken by a padded laundry basket, after which she rolled onto a carpeted floor, and stopped crying as soon as he picked her up. He called a nurse's hotline immediately, told her he dropped the baby and asking what to do, the nurse went through a checklist, determined the baby was not injured and didn't need to be seen. She was not even slightly bruised by the incident and was sleeping peacefully when the mom and grandmother came home, was seen by John's mother and stepfather the next day, and showed no signs of injury from the mishap.

John DID NOT notice a cold-sore type lesions on Casey's chin the next morning. When he went to work she was sleeping quietly and there was nothing on her face. He found them when he came home from work and said they looked like "messy pimples" and that her eyes were bloodshot and her eyelids hemorrhaged-looking. That was the day the high-pitched cry began also. The hotline nurses assured the parents she "just had a bad cold" red eyes from crying, and they thought the abnormal pitch to her crying was "colic"

The "lump on the head" was two days later and it wasn't a lump, it was the head becoming misshapen. He called the hotline immediately and was told that came from the baby lying on her side for two long. They told John to put the baby on her back and to go to sleep and quit worrying. In the morning her head was completely normal again. The misshapen skull incident was entirely separate and probably came from the fact that Melissa left the baby lying in a bassinett all day while John came home from work and held her all night until bedtime. When the baby was examined at the well-baby clinic the following Monday, there were no bruises, swellings or anything to indicate injury, although the doctor later tried to claim that cold-sore type lesions under her lower lip were "burns" of unknown etiology and that she had "black eyelids" which were just hemorrhaged lid creases from crying.

"Rape" cases:
Melissa--sexual relations with younger teenaged boy in a household where she was a live-in babysitter, but she was also emotionally immature, and considered "unfit for trial", which was overlooked or ignored. The relationship only came to light when she broke off with him and he "flipped out." The parents filed charges.

John--attended party with close friend where they were supposed to meet their boyfriend and girlfriend there, the other couple weren't there at first, they drank, had sex, were caught by the other couple which led to rumors being spread, the girl's parents finding out, a false rape charge the "victim" tried unsuccessfully to get dismissed. She spoke in his defense at trial, but her sworn testimony was ignored by the sentencing judge. In spite of the "victim" denying under oath that a crime took place, John had been coersed into signing a false confession with the promise that "if he wrote what they said he and his mom could go home, and she told him to do it" so the judge threw out the testimony of the girl and stuck with the false confession. John has requested a polygraph and will work towards a retrial. He was only 16 at the time with no idea what was going on or how to fight the situation.

As for "not registering until Dec. 2000" that is not true. He was registered up until becoming homeless a few months before Casey's birth. He admits he forgot to update it after they had a place to live again due to extra-long work hours and preparation for the new baby, but up until that time was completely in compliance in spite of having been falsely charged, convicted and incarcerated. In spite of his size (6'2") John is surprisingly gentle, passive, non-confrontational and is not one to defend himself with any vigor as one would expect.