Mom Gets Prison For Battle With Judge After Losing Kids — Sadiyyah F. Young was sentenced to 11 ½ to 23 months in Montgomery County jail,after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges of stalking, forgery, and identity theft concerning a dispute with Common Pleas Court Judge Wendy Demchick-Alloy and some social workers.
She also got by three years probation and a ban from using X.
Judge Demchick-Alloy had placed Ms. Young’s children in foster care following a divorce.
We’ve written about Judge Demchick-Alloy.
Here we describe how she threw a mother in handcuffs when she had an epileptic seizure during a one-side custody battle over her four kids.
The hubby had money and connections.
She didn’t.
Yes, the mom ended up losing.
Here, Judge Demchick-Alloy presided over a hearing concerning a mom who fled to California with her kids to escape an abusive ex.
Charges were dropped and the mom got custody.
That the courtroom was packed with media and activists may have had something to do with the outcome, though..
Pennsylvania’s family court system is filthy. Just read the stories here for the evidence.
A benefit for Fletcher Fox, who suffered much in his young life and is now battling cancer, will be 1 p.m to midnight June 20 at the LNC Event Center, 1725 Huntingdon Road, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006.
There will be food vendors, craft tables and 10 bands with the music starting at 2 p.m.
Also, an evening light show.
Tickets are $42.50 in advance and $50 (plus fees) at the gate.
He was ordered into the system in 2012 during a bitter divorce against his will of his mother Renee.
He escaped the system when he turned 18.
Despite being diagnosed as he received a degree in Associates Degree in Business from Delaware County Community College in 2021 and bachelors in psychology in 2023, both with honors.
Fletcher had to take remedial classes at DCCC due to the poor education received at the other institutions.
The ending would be happy but Fletcher was found to have colon cancer in August 2025 which had metastasized to the liver.
“It’s been a hell of a year,” said Renee. “They botched the surgery.”
She said the last several blood tests have indicated improvement, however.
Ronald Roberts Is Another Montco Guardian Victim — Stacy Heckrote can’t find a lawyer.
Why?
She lives in Montgomery County and is fighting a guardian.
Ronald Calvin Roberts, 79, was a friend from her mobile home community in Sanatoga. She started caring for him in November 2023 after she noticed he had been exploited by previous “caregivers”.
He had seven teeth but no dentures. His hearing aids were antiquated.
Stacy got him dentures and modern bluetooth hearing aids.
She found his Medicare was being looted so she got him a new Medicare number.
Unfortunately, this started an investigation which led to the involvement of Montco Adult Protective Services (APS).
APS contacted Roberts and convinced him to enter the guardianship program.
Roberts had been living independently, albeit Stacy was assisting.
Stacy has successfully passed the vetting process and near her official recognition as his caregiver. when the county intervened.
Guardians are paid by client.
Stacy says since the guardian has become involved, Roberts lot-lease for his mobile home has gone unpaid and his injections for his macular degeneration have stopped.
Also, Roberts’ electricity bills have gone unpaid.
She says she can’t communicate with Roberts because the county has a protection from abuse against her claiming she was a “current or former” intimate partner, and physically abused him.
She says this is an out-and-out-lie. Stacy noted there there is no police record of such behavior. The PFA is entirely based on the unsubstantiated word of the guardian.
So why can’t Stacy get a lawyer?
Montgomery County is dirty and the lawyers are either in on the graft or afraid of retribution.
Parents Protest Delco Domestic Relations Failures — Paarent rallied outside the Delaware County (Pa) Courthouse, yesterday, Jan. 5.
They were addressing the consistent failures of Delco’s Domestic Relations Department to stop unnecessary misery and out-and-out tragedies such as the Dec. 26 incident in Upper Darby.
A man shot the mother of his children then himself in front of their three children during a custody exchange.
Delco’s enforcement agencies routinely ignore court orders in matters involving custody interference and parental alienation.
The demonstrations will be a regular occurrence until the problems are fixed we are told.
Maybe even worse is how lives of those who love their elderly parents are ruined by the system and last years of those parents are turned into living hell.
We have written about it here regarding Arthur Herring, who, by the way, has ended up in jail.
And Elsie Reimenschneider, whose family went through hell but seems to be having some success.
Now we have the matter of Marian H. Farrow who died this month at the age of 102 in Lancaster.
The death appears to have foiled an an attempt to loot her estate.
John, the son who was caring for her, took her to Lancaster General Hospital, Sept. 14. It was to be two days of treatment and observation. She was medically cleared five days later but never released. The hospital authorities never told John where she was. They contacted his siblings, however, and told them not to tell John they had.
This is SOP in estate looting.
John had her power of attorney.
John filed a write of Habeas Corpus on Oct. 3.
On Oct 9, both the county solicitor and and the attorney representing Penn Medicine, which controls Lancaster General, assured the court she was “in good health.”
Marian died Oct. 12.
Alone.
Greg Stenstrom has an excellent story about it on Patriot.Online.
Why Did Maurice Watson Have His Child Support Raised When His Income Dropped? — Maurice Watson of Chester is the single parent of two daughters but was also paying $700 a month for child support for another girl.
He had a loss of income and sought modification of those terms in 2021.
His hearing was, Nov. 21 that year before Judge Nusrat Love who is now Judge Nusrat J. Rashid.
Did the judge cut his payment due to his change of conditions?
No, she jacked it up to $1,231.
Obviously, he fell behind despite attempts otherwise.
On Oct. 11, 2023, a new hearing was held in Common Pleas Court on Oct. 11 which ruled his obligation to be $0.
Every thing should be fine, right?
No, the court still wanted the money from under the old terms and held him in contempt.
Now, Maurice didn’t have a job in this time. His income was basically 0.
So what?
Contempt was contempt, the court figured.
So in March of this year Judge Richard H. Lowe issued a bench warrant and Chester Police arrested him Aug. 19.
A hearing was held before Judge Gregory M. Mallon on Aug. 21. Mallon sent him to George Hill Correctional Facility and said that he couldn’t get out unless he paid $2,500.
The money couldn’t be raised until Aug. 28 when his father managed to come up with it.
He was released but a hearing was scheduled before Lowe on the contempt charges.
Lowe continued to believed he was lying about his inability to pay. He sentenced him to 30 days in Hill along with a $500 fine.
Wait, it gets better.
Maurice was born with chiari malformation, a condition in which brain tissue extends into the spinal canal. This has caused him weakening to his leg and arm, and permanent nerve damage.
It’s been progressively getting worse since he was 16.
Maurce is 38.
University of Pennsylvania Hospital neurologist Dr. Jessica Cerasoli submitted a report to Lowe at his hearing.
No avail.
While at the Hill hellhole, Maurice has fallen and suffered injuries.
Another question for thinking citizens: Why did Judge Rashid raise his obligation when his income fell?
Maurice’s mother is Ruth Moton. Ruth was the Republican candidate for the 159th District in the Pennsylvania House in 2020 and 2022. She is part of a lawsuit alleging election fraud from the 2020 race, which remains active, she said.
Ruth says she was involved in a confrontation with then attorney Nusrat Love in 2017 in which the future judge wrongly accused her of recording a conversation she was having with an assistant district attorney regarding her client.
More questions: Why didn’t Judge Rashid recuse herself and is Ruth’s political activities influencing the decisions of the court?
Habeas Corpus Sought For Baby Carlie –Dr. Tanya Fowler has been awarded a pre-trial conference in U.S. Easter District Court regarding a writ of habeas corpus for the return of Baby Carlie, her granddaughter.
Carlie was snatched an agent of Philadelphia’s Department of Health Services (DHS) from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s King of Prussia facility on Oct. 7, 2022.
The city deemed it had ownership of Carlie because her mother — Tanya’s daughter — is a drug abuser who passed out on a Philly street while Carlie was with her.
Never mind that Tanya was doing a much better job with Carlie than a city social service can ever hope to.
Tanya fears the motive in taking Carlie was either organ harvesting or sex trafficking. Carlie matches the profile of children desired by those who do such things, she says.
Tanya fears are not without reason. She has a Ph.d in medical anthropology and has taught at Temple University. Her expertise includes the profitable practice of child kidnapping by officialdom.
A habeas corpus bringing forth Carlie would resolve such fears.
Carlie was abused by one foster family in which she was placed.
No Indictment Policy Violates Constitution Commissioners Told — Chester County was put on notice, Aug.13, when Washington D.C.-based civil rights activist Jessica Saxton and civil rights attorney Tanawah Downing.
“I am here to put to Chester County Commissioners,” Ms. Saxton told the board.
She explained that that the Constitution prohibits unless indicted by a grand jury.
She said Chesco, along with the rest of Pennsylvania, allows police officers to charge “by information” and ignore indictment.
This is illegal and unconstitutional.
Downing said that federal law states that any person under the color of a state statue or ordinance who deprives anyone of his constitutional rights, commits a crime, as does anyone who conspires to do so.
The latter would apply to the commissioners.
He said he has already prepared criminal affidavits and will turn them into criminal complaints if Chesco does not fix things.
Among those who have prosecuted in Chesco without a grand jury indictment is Mary Bush, who was convicted in July 2024 of harassing a man over an inheritance dispute.
Mary actually notes State Police says no crime was committed.
The matters that led to the dispute are a tragedy and perfectly illustrate why reforms are needed regarding the state’s guardian laws.
Delco Continues To Ignore CYS Issues — LaPenta of Upper Chichester returned to Delaware County (Pa) Council last night, Aug. 20, and again told them the system regarding domestic protective services for children and adults is broken.
She noted victims complaints and concerns are often ignored and real squeaky wheels suffer retailiation.
“While you sit in silence the abuse gets worse,” she said. “Victims don’t come forward because they know nothing will happen. Nothing or worse, retaliation. Family court victims, CYS victims, survivors of this misuse of PFAs, we are silenced. Not only by our abusers but by the very institutions meant to protect us.”
She said she was “exhausted” by being told that nothing could be done and that it if was a councilmember’s family member she could guarantee that something would get done.
It was 1035 days ago — Oct. 7, 2022 — when she was kidnapped from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s King of Prussia facility, according to her grandmother Tanya Fowler.
The kidnapping was by an agent of Philadelphia’s Department of Health Services (DHS).
Philly got involved because Tanya’s daughter took her from Tanya’s Montgomery County home and she was found catatonic in the city with Carlie next to her.
The daughter had a long history of drug use and violence. She was staying in Montco with her Tanya but Tanya had legal custody of the child.
Carlie was returned to Tanya but her daughter began a fight for custody and brought in the DHS.
A DHS agent crossed the city line and tried to force Carlie’s surrender at Tanya’s home.
Local police, however, chased her away.
When Carlie was taken by Tanya to CHOP King of Prussia, however, DHS was apparently tipped off.
Tanya, who has a Ph.d in medical anthropology and has taught the subject at Temple University, says there is big money in children
She describes it as medical kidnapping.
She says healthy children are tapped — and Carlie was healthy — and disappeared in the system for organ harvesting and sex trafficking.
The motive foe taking Carlie from Tanya is money, Tanya says.
Big money.
She says Carlie has been placed with a white, middle-class foster family in University City.
During the custody battle between Tanya and the family — Tanya’s daughter has dropped out and hasn’t been seen for months — medical records have been found showing that Carlie has suffered burns along with other injuries and has been sexually abused.
You would think that the injuries would automatically result in Tanya being awarded custody.
Why hasn’t she?
Good question.
Tanya hasn’t seen Baby Carlie for 1035 days despite attending numerous hearings in Philadelphia Family Court.
Where is she?
The below documents and information come from witnesses, whistle blowers, and authoritative investigative reports, according to Tanya.
