Maryland Father Accused of Abuse over Broken Bones – Both Children Removed from Loving Parents

[Created4]

Max and Justine Gibbs were blessed with their second child on February 15th, 2014 in Lexington Park, Maryland. When their daughter was 8 weeks old, Max noticed her leg was swollen. With Justine being a nurse, they trusted the medical profession and believed that they would provide assistance to their daughter. Hospital test results showed 3 ribs and one femur were fractured in their daughter.

The questioning of abuse began and the Gibbs described the questioning as an interrogation. Maintaining his innocence, Max was arrested on 2 counts of child abuse and 2 counts of assault. Max had never been in trouble with the law, he was terrified and couldn’t believe what was happening.

Max and Justine took matters into their own hands and started researching. Justine went through testing and was diagnosed with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. This type of EDS is classified as loose joints and chronic joint pain, a connective tissue disorder. Believing their daughter to also have EDS, the Gibbs requested that she see a geneticist.

The judge will not clear Max of all charges until the geneticist sees their daughter, and talks to the CPS abuse specialist. Although the doctor has contacted the abuse specialist, not just by phone several times but additionally by email, the abuse specialist has not returned any communication. The abuse specialist is now stating, according to the Gibbs family, that she does not have to abide by the court order and speak to the doctor. So their daughter still remains unseen by the geneticist, even though there is a court order in place, as CPS plans to adopt out both children.

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[donnay]

Stories like this make my blood boil.

[EBounding]

Believing their daughter to also have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, the Gibbs requested that she see a geneticist. After months of petitioning, the courts finally granted the request, although there were stipulations:

• The doctor had to have all medical records.
• The doctor had to inform CPS of all procedures, and if they were ethical they could proceed.
• The doctor had to talk to the abuse specialist.

All of these requirements have been met except for one. Although the doctor has contacted the abuse specialist, not just by phone several times but additionally by email, the abuse specialist has not returned any communication.

The abuse specialist is now stating, according to the Gibbs family, that she does not have to abide by the court order and speak to the doctor. With all this confusion, their daughter still remains unseen by the geneticist, even though there is a court order in place.

Who owns your kids? Apparently the State "Abuse Specialist" does.

[fisharmor]

Max had never been in trouble with the law, he was terrified and couldn’t believe what was happening.

I suspect that this is most of the "problem" with the black community... too many young men and women know they're $#@!ed no matter what they do, so they might as well not waste any time paying any particular attention to "the law".

[Cissy]

Dear parents,

Speak with your lawyer. Make sure he or she is aware of the cps worker's contempt of court.

May God return your child to you quickly.

[donnay]

I pray the wrath of God is swift on these kidnappers.

[Created4]

In case you missed this one yesterday, must reading on this topic:

How to Protect Yourself and Your Children from Medical Kidnapping