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    DCFS - Clark County Illinois - Kelly Sparrow the Face of Evil Verified listing

    • Date
      September 28, 2021
    • City/County
      Clark
    • Type of Case
      guardianship
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    DCFS - Clark County Illinois - Kelly Sparrow the Face of Evil

    State or Country
    Illinois
    Judges

    David Lewis and Tracy Resch

    Defendant

    Devinne Boone

    Date
    September 28, 2021
    Type of Case
    guardianship
    The Court the Case was filed in

    Clark County

    County/City:
    Clark
    Plaintiff

    Clark County DCFS

    Police

    Illinois Investigator Travis Rinehart

    Comments

    Our story is very long and detailed and I will try to condense it. The gist of it is, our son and fiance noticed their 6 week old son wasn't acting right and when he began having seizures they took him straight to a local emergency room. They found blood on his brain and said he need immediate brain surgery and transferred him to Riley hospital in Indianapolis. The kids went as well but as soon as they got there, DCFS investigator was there and began questioning them both. They asked for their phones which they gave up voluntarily knowing they had nothing to hide and were to get them back and still do not have them back today. After questioning and before brain surgery DCFS said he is now in our custody and you have no rights and to leave the hospital immediately. They were kicked out of the hospital without phones in Indianapolis not knowing how their firstborn child was doing or was even alive. While that was transpiring, DCFS was at their home in Illinois taking pictures of everything. We were there being questioned as well. The entire family, kids and both sets of grandparents were treated cruely and spoke to inhumanely from day 1. Kelly Sparrow, the DCFS investigator from Clark County Illinois is truly the face of evil. If you could hear how she spoke to each of us you would be disgusted and in awe. I don't know how she can sleep at night. The same with the Illinois state police investigator that Kelly works with, Travis Rinehart. Evil. mean. inhumane. Our grandson spent 4 weeks at Riley. 3 days after surgery we were told he wasn't going to live and even if he did he would not be able to move, see, speak, walk, anything. By God's grace and many answered prayers Karson came out of the hospital 4 weeks later! Our son has been to court on charges for obstructing justice. Bogus charge they came up with because they can't find any other proof. Our grandson saw around 20 different doctors while at riley and ONE said it was possibly shaken baby so DCFS has taken and run with it although other doctors say other possibilities. As we have researched over the time, we are almost positive he was born with a birth defect or something happened during birth to cause his issues. NOBODY HARMED THIS CHILD. Both our son and his fiance have their own attorney. And although when we ask them if DCFS can legally do this or that and they answer no...they still can't do anything. DCFS has all the power and we are so aggrivated. They took their parental rights away from day 1 and made all decisions on their sons health care...which is illegal! They finally took them to court the day before he was released and legally took their son and placed him into care of maternal grandpa. At least he wasn't far away or with strangers but still not home with the kids. He was doing well and all he needed at the time was a stomach feeding tube because he aspirated which was something he has done from birth. another sign there were issues before. However, God chose to take him home at 3 months of age last week (September 24th). Within hours of him passing, DCFS and the police investigator were at the home and told everyone they would be the one responsible for making all funeral arrangements. They also ordered an autopsy and said nobody will know the results until either charges were made or investigation was dropped. We haven't been able to mourn properly for fear one or both of the kids will be arrested for false accusations :(

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