– Advocacy group suing Gov. Justice and Morrisey over Boone County child’s tragic passing
– Advocacy group planning legal action against Gov. Justice and Morrisey for Boone County child’s death.
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In a bold move, Disability Rights of WV has announced their intention to sue West Virginia Governor Jim Justice, Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, the Department of Human Services, and its secretary, Cynthia Persily. The lawsuit stems from allegations of the concealment of crucial documents related to the tragic death of a Boone County child.
Allegations of Document Concealment
The advocacy group claims that the governor’s office and the Department of Human Services have been withholding vital documents concerning child abuse cases, investigations, and findings. These documents are mandated by federal law to be made public, but according to Disability Rights of WV, they have been kept hidden to avoid accountability.
In a scathing letter addressed to the individuals and departments involved, Disability Rights of WV accuses them of threatening legal action against those seeking transparency, concealing misconduct, and retaliating against journalists and the press. The group also alleges that these actions have hindered efforts for meaningful systemic reform in child protection services.
Cease and Desist Demands
The letter sent by Disability Rights of WV serves as a cease and desist order, demanding that the accused parties refrain from further violations of laws requiring the public disclosure of information related to the Boone County child’s death, as well as other child abuse cases and investigations. Failure to comply with these demands will result in legal action being taken against them.
Tragedy in Boone County
The legal action comes in the wake of the devastating death of 14-year-old Kyneddi Miller in Boone County. The case gained widespread attention when it was revealed that Miller was found deceased in a bathroom, severely emaciated to a skeletal state.
An audio recording and call record obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request show that the West Virginia State Police referred Miller’s case to Child Protective Services in March 2023. However, the Department of Human Services has claimed to have no record of this referral.
Legal Ramifications
Kyneddi Miller’s mother, Julie Miller, has been arrested and charged with child neglect resulting in death. She is currently held in the Southwestern Regional Jail on a $250,000 bond. Additionally, Miller’s grandparents, Donna and Jerry Stone, have also been arrested on the same charges.
The criminal complaint against Julie Miller detailed the extent of neglect suffered by Kyneddi, stating that she had not received necessary care for at least four years, ultimately leading to her untimely demise. Neighbours of the family expressed shock and disbelief at the tragic events, stating that they had no knowledge of the severity of the situation.
Community Response
Despite the shocking revelations, neighbours of the family have come forward to express their respect for the Stone grandparents. They believed that the family was planning to seek help for Kyneddi’s sudden weight loss and were unaware of any neglect or abuse occurring in the household.
As the community grapples with the tragic loss of Kyneddi Miller, the family has requested privacy and prayers to support them during this difficult time. Disability Rights of WV’s legal action aims to hold accountable those responsible for the alleged cover-up and ensure that justice is served for the young victim.
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– Advocacy group planning to sue Gov. Justice
– Advocacy group planning to sue Morrisey over Boone County child’s death.
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