Mentally ill stepfather,given possession of slave,stabs 6 y.o.girl 89 times,killing her,in Canada
Joe1orbit
Hello,
All over your pathetic planet, folks, helpless children are being handed over
into the possession of inferior adults. Here is the tale of yet another slave,
murdered, as a direct result of the failure of society to institute mandatory
parental competency testing of all adults who create a child, or who wish to be
awarded custody of any child.
A six year old girl named Jennifer Kovalskyj England is dead. She was stabbed
to death by her step-father, a diagnosed mentally ill man who was given
OWNERSHIP of this helpless little girl. Your society deliberately gave this man
a child, to kill, due solely to reasons of familial connection.
There are some very true and insightful comments on the issue of child
SLAVERY below, made by members of a Canadian inquest jury who have been
investigating exactly how and why their society allowed Jennifer to be
murdered. In fact, I don't even feel like writing about the below case. The
facts given in the article, without ANY commentary from me, PROVE that this
little girl was NOT murdered by her stepfather. She was murdered by YOUR
society. She was murdered by the DERANGED cultural mores upon which your
society is based.
Jennifer's society CHOSE to sanction, enable, and facilitate her murder. It
chose to cause Jennifer's death, via it's deranged cultural policies and mores.
Ron England, dtep-father and diagnozed mentally ill human being, was in the
process of killing his mother, aged 79, when 6 year old Jennifer woke up and
ran into the room, on April 2nd, 1996. She begged Ron England, with whom she
was being FORCED to live, by your society, to stop. But Ron did not stop. He
continued stabbing his mother, until she was dead. Then he turned his attention
on Jennifer, as as she professed her love for him, Ron raised his knife and
plunged it into Jennifer's body, over and over, 89 times.
After killing his mother and step-daughter, Ron called police and confessed.
He offered no resistance to arrest, and was found incompetent to stand trial
and is currently confined to a mental hospital for the criminally insane. Ron
is not evil. He is not a bad person. He is a virtual SAINT, compared to you and
your society, choosing to allow countless thousands of children to be murdered,
when it has the FULL ABILITY to PREVENT at least 95% of tjose deaths, if only
it was willing to abandon the deranged Parental Possession/Familial Unit laws
and mores that it clings to, in it's profound inferiority.
If you would like to see a photo of our 6 year old girl, smiling happily,
just a little while before she was murdered by your society, just point your
wen browser to:
http://www.thestar.com/editorial/news/980205NEW01a_CI-JURY5.html
Here is an EXACT quote of what this inquest jury wrote as part of their 32
page report on this case: "We feel that Jennifer was seen as the property of
the parents and the extended family, not as an individual with her own rights
and feelings." is this true? OF COURSE it is. But will this finding by a wise
and insightful inquest jury be ACKNOWLEDGED as being TRUE? Will it serve to
alter the course of your pathetic society?? Of course NOT. Because you humans
are slaves to your society, and you do not care about truth, or about trhe fate
of any child. You DO NOT CARE. Period. You choose to murder tens of thousands
of helpless children. You KNOW that your society can PREVENT 95% of these
deaths. You CHOOSE to not do so. This makes each one of you, who live your
lives as members of society, far more evil and worthy of punitive punishment
and death, than ANY individual killer or abuser.
I have nothing more to say regarding the below news story, although I do hope
you read the entire post, and understand what it is that you humans are all
about. Not the hypocrisy, not the lies, not the deranged moralism, but the
TRUTH about YOURSELVES.
Take care, JOE
The following appears courtesy of the 2/4/98 online edition of The Toronto
Glabe And Mail newspaper:
Put rights of children first, inquest jury says
Wednesday, February 4, 1998
THE GLOBE AND MAIL News Wire
BY JANE GADD
WHITBY, Ont. -- A third inquest jury has slammed Ontario's
child-protection legislation for putting the needs of children second to
the rights of their parents and extended family, increasing pressure for
a radical overhaul of the system.
Jurors in the inquest for Jennifer Kovalskyj England, a six-year-old
girl stabbed to death by the mentally ill man who had been awarded
custody in child-welfare proceedings, said Wednesday that "children's
rights [must] be first and foremost throughout the Child and Family
Services Act and should take precedence over the rights of the family
including their right to access."
In five months of testimony at the Durham Region courthouse, the jury
heard that Jennifer spent her whole life being dragged through custody
proceedings by relatives and Ron England, the schizophrenic boyfriend of
her mother, with whom she was sent to live when she was three.
Although she lived in Bowmanville, Jennifer spent countless days in a
Scarborough Children's Aid Society visitation office to fulfill
court-ordered access visits with the four adults competing to care for
her, frequently missing school to do so.
Jennifer's inquest was the third in a series of six involving children
killed by their parents or care givers despite extensive Children's Aid
Society intervention in their families.
She died on April 2, 1996, at 9:45 a.m. when she awoke to the sounds of
Mr. England slashing his mother, Marion Johnston, to death with a knife.
When Jennifer ran into the room and pleaded with him to stop, he turned
on her and stabbed her 89 times.
Mr. England called police himself, and gave confused and paranoid
explanations of why he killed the two. He was found not criminally
responsible because of his mental illness and is in the Penetanguishene
Mental Health Centre for an indefinite term.
The exclusion of psychiatric assessments from court proceedings, and
the inability of Children's Aid workers to recognize the severity of Mr.
England's illness or to obtain confidential medical records were
identified as major factors contributing to the decision to place
Jennifer with Mr. England, and to her death.
The jury heard that nearly 60 per cent of cases handled by Children's
Aid involve a parent with mental-health problems.
It said people seeking custody or access to children in child-welfare
proceedings should be exempted from privacy protection laws.
They should be required to disclose all information on present or
former mental illnesses and criminal convictions, the jury said. In
addition, Children's Aid workers should assess their parenting capacity
and check what they say with neighbours, teachers and medical staff.
Other legislative changes among the jury's 126 recommendations included
removing solicitor-client privilege when a child's safety is at issue --
requiring lawyers to report on their clients -- and setting much shorter
time limits on the child-welfare proceedings so that children are not
left in limbo.
At present, a permanent plan for a child must be in place within 24
months of the child being apprehended. The jury called for a one-year
limit for children under 5, 18 months for 5-to-11-year-olds and two
years for children 12 and over.
To accomplish this, it called on the Attorney-General's Ministry to
ensure that cases involving children be the first priority of the
justice system.
It called for "blocking" of court time to ensure a child's case is
heard on consecutive days instead of one-day hearings scattered over
many months or years and said the office of the Children's Lawyer, which
currently represents a child's wishes, be required to investigate and
represent the child's best interests.
And it said adoption has to be made a viable option for children under
protection. With the act's current emphasis on working with families to
keep them together, a child has usually suffered extensive damage by the
time parental access is denied, and other families are not willing to
adopt such children.
The jury said faster resolution of cases and the introduction of "open
adoption" in which some ties are maintained with the family of origin
will reduce that problem.
But its strongest appeal was to the Ontario government to "commit
itself to the immediate implementation of an appropriate funding model
so that Children's Aid Societies are provided with sufficient resources
to ensure protection and well-being of children. . . .
"During testimony we heard child and family service workers as well as
supervisors were forced to carry such a heavy caseload, they were unable
to provide the quality of service children need and deserve, through no
fault of their own."
Outside the courtroom, Jennifer's grandfather, Marion Kovalskyj, voiced
skepticism that changes to the system would prevent any more children
from suffering the way Jennifer did.
"No children's lawyer protects a child, no judge protects a child, no
society protects a child," he said. "They all wanted to keep the child
in the possession of this bad man. . . . Even the best possible system,
if people are not caring about the child, will not perform its duties."
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The following appears courtesy of the 2/4/98 online edition of The Toronto Star
newspaper:
Girl's drawings had lots of black
Clarke found all her caregivers were unsuitable
By Michelle Shephard
Toronto Star Staff Reporter
Jennifer Kovalskyj-England's first months were spent in a filthy crib where she
lay screaming, with infected eyes and soiled diapers.
Her final minutes were spent on the floor of a Bowmanville apartment six years
later, where she lay dying of 69 stab wounds inflicted by the mentally ill man
a court had decided would be her guardian.
Shortly after she was born in August, 1989, in Toronto, Jennifer came under the
eyes of the Metro Catholic Children's Aid Society, whose social workers were
concerned about her.
Her 27-year-old mother, Yaroslava Kovalskyj, suffered from schizophrenia and
epilepsy but refused treatment. Her mother's boyfriend, Ron England, a
schizophrenic who was believed at the time to be Jennifer's father, lived with
the two in the garbage-strewn apartment until he beat Kovalskyj one night.
After discovering that Jennifer was sleeping in a soiled crib that was so
cramped the 5-month-old girl couldn't straighten her legs, the society decided
it was time to take her away from her mother.
She began living with loving, temporary foster parents. But then the society
discovered Jennifer wasn't Roman Catholic and dropped her case, which was then
taken by the Metro Children Aid's Society.
Five months later, a mandatory court hearing was held in Scarborough family
court. There, Judge C. Ross Ball ordered the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry to
interview all the people involved in Jennifer's life and file a report. Clarke
social workers and psychiatrists met with her foster parents and found Jennifer
adapting well to her new home.
NOT TAKING MEDICATION
They interviewed Kovalskyj, who implored them to have Jennifer join her in the
psychiatric ward.
They also met with England, who was back in Jennifer's life. They said he was
not taking medication and was claiming he controlled nuclear power and was the
Messiah.
They met Joe Cattan, Jennifer's biological father and known to have been
convicted of a sex crime in Buffalo, N.Y.
And they met Jennifer's maternal grandfather, Maryan Kovalskyj Yaroslava, who
chased the girl when she refused a bottle and claimed he ran a mysterious
university.
They also met with Metro Children's Aid staff Chris Edwards and Mary Anne
Barnes, who backed England as Jennifer's guardian.
The Clarke investigators had one recommendation: All of Jennifer's potential
caregivers were unsuitable and she should be made a crown ward, with no access,
for purpose of adoption.
At that point two new children's aid workers, Sharon Rodobolski and Kathy
Newgren, were assigned to the case. They supported England and his mother,
Marion Johnston, as providing the best home for Jennifer. The CAS proposed in
court that Jennifer, now 2, be taken from her foster parents and placed with
England and his mother.
On Feb. 28, 1992, Ball agreed.
Jennifer's life over the next four years was dismal. She was living with
Johnston, an elderly woman who lacked the energy to care for her, the inquest
into her death heard.
When Jennifer began Central Public School in Bowmanville, she spent her days
painting.
Her art always had a black background with bright colours on top. Her teacher
worried about how dirty she was.
A Star investigation last year discovered that children's aid workers were not
visiting the house, although they were supposed to be monitoring Jennifer's
care.
England woke early on April 2, 1996. He went into the kitchen and grabbed a
knife.
He walked into his mother's room and killed her - stabbing her 34 times in the
chest and back in a delusional rage, believing she was Satan.
Jennifer ran in to stop him.
Her last words to England before he turned the knife on her, stabbing her so
hard she was pinned to the floor, were ``I love you.''
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The following appears courtesy of the 2/5/98 online edition of The Toronto
Star newspaper:
Do more to protect children, jury says
Call for reforms follows inquest into murder of 6-year-old girl
By Michelle Shephard
Toronto Star Staff Reporter
Ontario's child protection system must be radically changed to ensure the
rights of the children are paramount, a coroner's jury has recommended.
It is the third jury in less than a year to demand increased funding from the
government and strict guidelines for child-care workers to overhaul an
inadequate system.
Yesterday marked the end of the emotional 70-day inquest into the brutal
stabbing murders of 6-year-old Jennifer Kovalskyj-England and Marion Johnston,
79, of Bowmanville.
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The tragedy of Jennifer
Mental health laws
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``We feel that Jennifer was seen as the property of the parents and the
extended family, not as an individual with her own rights and feelings,'' the
jury wrote as part of 32-pages of recommendations.
``The focus was not on Jennifer's rights or best interests but seemed focused
on the interests of the potential caregivers.''
The task was to answer how and why the little Bowmanville girl was placed in
the custody of a mentally ill stepfather, Ronald England, and his elderly
mother, Johnston, under the guidance of the Metro Toronto Children's Aid
Society - and then to recommend changes so it can't happen again.
England repeatedly stabbed his mother and Jennifer in a delusional rage on
April 2, 1996.
``This is the hardest thing we've had to do,'' said Sharon Dougan, one of the
four jurors, as she left the Whitby courthouse, clutching a pink rose given to
her by Jennifer's maternal grandfather.
``We just hope that with these recommendations, if we can just save one child,
it'll all be worthwhile.''
Among the recommendations were strict warnings concerning the way mental health
problems are handled in Ontario and the appalling lack of training for
child-care workers who deal with mentally ill caregivers in more than 60 per
cent of their cases.
Taking away rights of some mentally ill caregivers - such as a changes to the
Child and Family Services Act that make it mandatory for patients to take their
medication, or that their physical and mental health records be made available
- are essential to make children's rights foremost.
`This is a real tragedy for the children of Ontario. I believe that the Tory
government and (Ontario Social Services Minister) Janet Ecker, in particular,
should hang their head in collective shame today.' Labour leader Sid Ryan
When Jennifer was 2, she was taken from a foster home and placed in England's
custody as recommended by the children's aid society, despite a report from the
Clarke Institute of Psychiatry stating he was not a suitable caregiver.
Only recommendation 45 of 126 dealt directly with this problem. It read:
``Foster parents (should) play a larger role in the CAS decision-making process
in formulating a plan of care for a child.''
When regional Coroner Peter Clarke read this recommendation to the packed
courtroom, Lee Baverstock, Jennifer's foster mother, sitting in the second row
with her husband Jim, smiled.
``It's very important to have input because the foster parents live with the
children 24 hours a day and they know the children better than anybody else,''
she said. She said in Jennifer's case she had no input in the process.
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``Hopefully changes will be made,'' she said, then left quietly, away from the
pack of reporters and television crew.
Other recommendations include:
• That the community and social services ministry establish a shared networked
database province-wide for all Children's Aid Societies.
• Provincial funding be increased to provide training to child-care workers,
especially in the field of investigative work and mental health issues.
• Funding be set up for more staff to lighten the workers' heavy caseload.
• That the community and social services ministry conduct routine audits of
files and child-care worker case notes.
• The society must perform announced and unannounced home visits and place the
paramount importance on the child, not the parties seeking access.
• That the Mental Health Act be amended to allow community treatment orders.
• That the attorney-general's ministry ensure that top priority is given to
cases involving the care and custody of children.
• That the federal justice minister expand the unified family court to deal
with all cases involving child custody, child protection, family law and
divorce.
• That the provincial government immediately allocate the $15 million they
promised Ontario's 55 children's aid societies last month to hire new child
protection workers, improve training and upgrade their computer databases.
• That a news conference be held in a year to discuss the implementation of
these requests.
Outside the court house, Bruce Rivers, executive director of the Children's Aid
Society of Metro Toronto, and Sid Ryan, Ontario regional president of the
Canadian Union of Public Employees, focused on the lack of provincial funding.
``There's a drastic underfunding of the system,'' he added.
Rivers said the workload for society case workers is too high and he was glad
the jurors addressed this problem.
``It has been over a decade now that the CAS has been speaking to the
difficulties that they've been struggling with from a funding perspective,'' he
said.
Clarke was one of the last to leave the court house.
``If at least half of these recommendations go into effect in this province,
this will be a diamond day for child welfare and child protection,'' Clarke
said.
KChase5656
Joe1orbit wrote in message
<19980205191...@ladder03.news.aol.com>...
>when it has the FULL ABILITY to PREVENT at least 95% of those deaths, if
only
>it was willing to abandon the deranged Parental Possession/Familial Unit
laws
>and mores that it clings to, in it's profound inferiority.
I KNOW and it fuckin' makes me sick. If there was anything I could do I
would. Society fuckin' sucks...how do I get outta here?
K
Joe1orbit
Joe1orbit wrote in message
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>>when it has the FULL ABILITY to PREVENT at least 95% of those deaths, if
>only
>>it was willing to abandon the deranged Parental Possession/Familial Unit
>laws
>>and mores that it clings to, in it's profound inferiority.
"KChase5656" <KChas...@NOSPAM.com> Wrote:
>I KNOW and it fuckin' makes me sick.
Hello K,
It makes me angry, not sick. One of the things I have trained my brilliant
mind to do is to direct ALL negative emotions outward. Why make yourself sick,
when you can direct your venom towards others? That's an important behavioral
method of self-love that I have chosen to embrace. Society is the enemy, and
you are engaged in a battle against the enemy. Do not allow the enemy to sicken
you, because then you risk becoming a victim.
> If there was anything I could do I
>would.
There is no way for any individual to alter the perverse and deranged course
that society has chosen to embrace and pursue.
> Society fuckin' sucks...how do I get outta here?
Well, it's not easy. I live my life fully detached from society. But then
ahain, I am a unique human being. And I recognize that once you enter adulthood
as a member of society, it becomes that much more difficult to fully detach
yourself. And if you have a living soul, detachment is just about impossible.
Society does suck. All I can tell you is that you are to be commended for
recognizing this fact, and hopefully you also recognize that life is a WAR, and
if you are rational and a lover of self, you cannot allow your society to hurt
you or to affect you. You must RELISH the scorn and hatred that you feel
towards society, and never seek to deny it to yourself.
Take care, JOE
>K
>