I had to phone the caseworker myself after learning about it, and she dismissed me, telling me they had someone else.
The family thought the kid would have been secure with her father, but DCFS never offered him the chance to have custody of her,
According to Constance Braswell, who had looked for A’Layah and her siblings before she and her husband relocated to Florida for business.
While he labored to try and get everything in order to be able to properly care for the 2-year-old, his cousin stepped forward to help.
“By being there, he was unaware that his kid was in danger. He stood up for her. He desired her companionship. He was doing it all correctly. On Monday, he even prepared.
All of their requests and went to them to request his daughter. After they rejected him, this occurred on Friday, according to Braswell. Unaware that she wasn’t in her father’s custody,
