An Open C.P.S. Case
There is an on-going ‘debate’ and misinformation in regard to an open Child Welfare Service (C.P. S.) case on Shanann
What happens when a child is murdered in a welfare case:
Legal requirements: Many jurisdictions have laws that mandate child welfare agencies to open a case when a child fatality occurs, regardless of whether abuse or neglect is definitively established.
Thorough investigation:
Child welfare workers will conduct a detailed investigation into the family dynamics, including interviews with family members, neighbors, and other relevant parties.
Safety planning for remaining children:
If there are other children at home, the agency will create a safety plan to protect them, which may include temporary placement with relatives or foster care.
Case review and potential interventions:
Depending on the findings, the agency may provide services to the remaining family members to address any underlying issues that could contribute to child abuse or neglect.
October 1, 2018: Chris receives a ‘Notice of Reported Child Abuse’ letter from Human Services
Documents sourced from Weld County 18CR2003 Discovery-REDACTED
While Chris is in Weld County jail, he receives a letter from Human Services stating they received an allegation of child abuse/neglect and Chris is listed as the person involved
A letter from Human Social Services in regard to an allegation of child abuse addressed to Chris
October 15, 2018: Chris receives a Notice of Result Resolution letter from Human Services
Documents sourced from Weld County 18CR2003 Discovery-REDACTED
While Chris is in Weld County jail, he receives a letter from Human Services stating they have completed an assessment for an allegation of child abuse/neglect, the allegation was confirmed, and Chris was identified as the person responsible for the incident of child abuse/neglect.