BY STEW PETERS JUNE 10, 2022
#StewPeters #CPS #Whistleblower
Our next guest has to remain anonymous, and once you know the details you’ll start to understand why.
Prior to 2015, David Frodsham was a top civilian official at Bagram airbase in Afgha…
BY STEW PETERS JUNE 10, 2022
#StewPeters #CPS #Whistleblower
Our next guest has to remain anonymous, and once you know the details you’ll start to understand why.
Prior to 2015, David Frodsham was a top civilian official at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan. He was sent home after multiple complaints of sexual harassment. The officer sending him home was emphatic that he shouldn’t receive another post but should instead be punished. But that recommendation was ignored. Instead, the Army just memory-holed his misconduct, and let him rejoin the Network Enterprise Technology Command, which is the Army’s big fancy name for their civilian I-T department.
Because the Army did nothing, Frodsham was free to immediately get back to his demonic perversions. In spring 2016 Frodsham was arrested in Arizona as the leader of a child sex ring. David Frodsham and his wife were allowed to adopt and then sexually abuse three children, plus a whole raft of foster children in their home as well.
Our upcoming guest was responsible for transporting one of the Frodsham’s foster children, a young girl named Devani. Devani was taken from her birth mother because the mother was struggling with drug addiction and a bad relationship with the girl’s father, although at the time Devani was removed her mother was clean. Whatever the case, Devani’s mother certainly wasn’t sexually abusing her, but that’s the exact situation that CPS proceeded to drop this helpless toddler into.
Devani’s mother got to see her daughter two hours a week for supervised visits, which was enough time for her to discover her daughter’s repeated urinary tract infections, which she’d never had before.
The mother complained, but instead of investigating, state officials blamed the mother. Eventually, they completely severed her parental rights, justifying it by pointing toward Devani’s deteriorating personal behavior and severe temper tantrums when around her mother.
