I haven't commented on the Glen Greenwald video yet, so I thought I'd go ahead and chime in.
Here's my take:
Michael and Tasha Patterson are currently fighting the State of Florida for custody of their children after they were falsely accused of abusing their twin children.
They brought their premature twins to the hospital because something wasn’t right.
Doctors found fractures—and without waiting for genetic testing, the State of Florida accused them of abuse and took all three of their children, including Michael’s 8-year-old son, MJ.
Later, experts diagnosed Tasha with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a genetic disorder that causes brittle bones, along with other bone disorders.
Multiple specialists concluded the twins inherited the condition and were never abused.
One of the boys even sustained a fracture while in state custody showing that the parents were not abusing them—and no one was held accountable.
The state is now trying to adopt the children out permanently. And despite being cleared by top medical experts, the Pattersons are still fighting for justice.
To be blunt: The State of Florida kidnapped these children and refuses to return them to their parents.
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