Borderline Trafficking:Disturbing Details of one Mother's Fight Against Corruption&Broken System

BORDERLINE TRAFFICKING THE DISTURBING DETAILS OF ONE MOTHER'S FIGHT AGAINST FALSE ALLEGATIONS, CORRUPTION AND A BROKEN SYSTEM CLICK HERE TO READ FULL ARTICLE

Borderline Trafficking:The Disturbing Details of one Mother's Fight Against False Allegations, Corruption and a Broken System [Sarasota, Florida - January 31, 2024] — A mother, who has endured an agonizing 210 days without seeing her two boys, aged 12 and 13, is stepping forward to expose a shocking tale of corruption, perjury, and an alarming lack of due process within the American judicial system.

The ordeal began on July 4th, 2023, when the mother entrusted her children to her brother and his new spouse, Adrienne Aviles, for what was supposed to be a two to three-week summer vacation. Despite initial misgivings about Aviles, the situation spiraled out of control when, upon her return request, the mother discovered her children were unlawfully kept from her custody. To her dismay, she learned that her brother and Aviles had filed a petition seeking temporary custody in Sarasota County Court, citing baseless allegations.

The situation took a dark turn when the mother received a distressing message from her youngest son, expressing concerns about being taken to the mountains and hinting at involvement with alleged Satanism. Fearing for her children's safety, she sought help from law enforcement, only to find herself entangled in a web of false legal allegations orchestrated by her brother and Aviles.

The ensuing legal battle, spanning Memphis, Tennessee, and Shelby County, revealed shocking revelations of corruption within the judicial system. Magistrate William Glasgow, responsible for overseeing the case, repeatedly violated procedural rules and ethical conduct, suppressing the mother's voice and denying her the opportunity to present evidence in her defense.

The mother, armed with over 200 pieces of time-stamped evidence refuting the accusations, faced an uphill battle against false claims of neglect and dependency. The court proceedings in Shelby County, marred by perjury and disregard for legal protocols, resulted in an astonishing 105 days of continued separation from her children.

As the case returns to Sarasota Court for an imminent hearing, the mother calls attention to the glaring lack of consequences for the felonious actions of her brother and Aviles. With no evidentiary support for their scandalous allegations, they retain custody of the children, further exacerbating the trauma and intensifying the severity of the felonies committed.

The mother, deeply troubled by the apathy and inaction within the judicial system, questions the motives behind such egregious negligence. In a nation grappling with issues of human trafficking, the prolonged separation of her children raises significant concerns about the shortcomings in the legal system.

The urgency of rectifying this situation cannot be overstated, and the impending court hearing holds the promise of addressing these alarming lapses in a quest for justice. The mother, determined to reunite with her children, remains resolute in exposing the injustices she has faced.