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Justice for William, an 8 yr old boy with Down syndrome abused by school aide in Texas

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Meredith Kowalick
11 years ago

It is our responsibility to protect children who cannot communicate to tell people they have been mistreated. Actions need to be taken and those who hurt disabled children need to be held accountable for their wrongful actions.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

To do nothing is an injustice and a second abuse inflicted upon the child. Only this time, he is failed by the very system that is supposed to ensure his safety under their watch.

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jeri Williams
11 years ago

To do nothing is an injustice and a second abuse inflicted upon the child. Only this time, he is failed by the very system that is supposed to ensure his safety under their watch.

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Marla Holmes-Smith
11 years ago

We need to start protecting the innocent and start treating criminals like criminals.

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Marla Holmes-Smith
11 years ago

We need to start protecting the innocent and start treating criminals like criminals.

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Emily Greenwood
11 years ago

Unacceptable!

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Emily Greenwood
11 years ago

Unacceptable!

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Kimberly McMinn
11 years ago

This is such a sad story of how those in need are sadly not only abused in a place that should be safe but also unheard.

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Kimberly McMinn
11 years ago

This is such a sad story of how those in need are sadly not only abused in a place that should be safe but also unheard.

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Samantha Schenk
11 years ago

as the grandmother of a little boy with Down Syndrome this sickens me!!

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Samantha Schenk
11 years ago

as the grandmother of a little boy with Down Syndrome this sickens me!!

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Elizabeth
11 years ago

So sad..

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Elizabeth
11 years ago

So sad..

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Mellissa Dias
11 years ago

This is so sad how can u do this??

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David Leyva
11 years ago Featured

Unacceptable. The aide needs to have more discipline than just her termination. And shame on the principal for not doing anything resembling Leadership. She is the leader of that school, as such she sets the tone for what is and is not acceptable.

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Carol Pearce
11 years ago

I have a special needs son that the thing happened in grade school.

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Carol Pearce
11 years ago

I have a special needs son that the thing happened in grade school.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Disgusting

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Gayle
11 years ago

Disgusting

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Suzanne Pfeiffer
11 years ago

It doesn't matter whether she left "visual damage". These violent people need to have consequences.