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CYS Grandmoo falsifies report to prevent her grandchild from being taken away February 06, 2026 | Registered: 19 years ago Posts: 10,432 |
Seems a report came in to Children and Youth Services about an infant being abused, and Grandmoo - an employee of CYS - used her position to fudge the report.
Apparently, on more than one occasion, the loaf was screaming while Duh played video games and Duh didn't like it. But instead of turning to shaking the loaf - the timeless classic - he chose to squeeze the loaf until its ribs "popped." Because, as we all know, the best way to make a baby quit crying is to injure it. He squeezed the loaf on three occasions because it was making noise, resulting in several broken ribs.
Granny probably didn't want her grandbrat to get taken away, so despite knowing full well her adult asshole son was abusive and had anger issues, she lied to the pediatrician involved in the case and said the injuries were caused by the dogs living in the child's home. Because I'm SURE a pediatrician who specializes in child abuse cases can't tell the difference between a human injury and a dog injury. And even if the dogs in the house were responsible, the parents could still be charged with neglect for letting the dogs hurt the loaf so much in the first place.
She also conveniently left out the fact that she is a blood relative of the abuser.
https://www.northcentralpa.com/news/crime/former-cys-workers-case-for-hindering-child-abuse-transferred/article_87ad48de-8198-4482-b808-1cd73d3cb233.html
Apparently, on more than one occasion, the loaf was screaming while Duh played video games and Duh didn't like it. But instead of turning to shaking the loaf - the timeless classic - he chose to squeeze the loaf until its ribs "popped." Because, as we all know, the best way to make a baby quit crying is to injure it. He squeezed the loaf on three occasions because it was making noise, resulting in several broken ribs.
Granny probably didn't want her grandbrat to get taken away, so despite knowing full well her adult asshole son was abusive and had anger issues, she lied to the pediatrician involved in the case and said the injuries were caused by the dogs living in the child's home. Because I'm SURE a pediatrician who specializes in child abuse cases can't tell the difference between a human injury and a dog injury. And even if the dogs in the house were responsible, the parents could still be charged with neglect for letting the dogs hurt the loaf so much in the first place.
She also conveniently left out the fact that she is a blood relative of the abuser.
https://www.northcentralpa.com/news/crime/former-cys-workers-case-for-hindering-child-abuse-transferred/article_87ad48de-8198-4482-b808-1cd73d3cb233.html
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A case was transferred from Snyder to Northumberland County for a former Northumberland County Children and Youth Services employee accused of trying to throw off a child abuse investigation involving her son and infant grandson.
Judge Lori Hackenberg ruled last week that Snyder County was not the proper venue for the case for Keira Marie Ruiz Ruiz, 43, of Sunbury, Snyder County District Attorney Heath W. Brosius confirmed.
Charges for Ruiz originally were filed in August in Snyder County shortly after her son, 24-year-old Jeremy Erb of Sunbury, was charged for abusing his 5-month-old infant at a home in Center Township, Snyder County.
Erb pleaded guilty in January in Snyder County Court to felony aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of children charges.
Police say while they were investigating Erb's case, Ruiz used her position as a CYS worker to try to influence the outcome. A child abuse investigation started on April 28 when Ruiz's infant grandson was taken to Geisinger Medical Center's emergency department for treatment of injuries caused by Erb.
Erb told police he had been playing video games for 15 minutes when the infant began crying. Erb picked the infant up and squeezed him until he heard a popping sound in his chest cavity.
Staff at Geisinger found that the infant had several broken ribs on each side of his body that were in various stages of healing. Trooper William Shreve of PSP Selinsgrove said staff determined the fractures occurred at different times.
Erb allegedly admitted to police he had squeezed the victim until he heard popping sounds on two other occasions, once while the victim fussed during a feeding and another time when he was interrupted playing video games.
The day after the victim was treated at the hospital, at 2:27 a.m. on April 29, Ruiz allegedly used her Northumberland County CYS email account to contact Dr. Pat J. Bruno, a pediatrician at Geisinger who specializes in child abuse.
Ruiz allegedly did not identify herself as the victim's grandmother when emailing Bruno.
Ruiz tried to blame the infant's injuries on the dogs living in the home and claimed she had personally interacted with the child on multiple occasions and had not noticed anything out of the ordinary, according to court documents.
Ruiz went on to claim the victim had a vitamin D deficiency. However, police did not find any medical record of this during their investigation.
Police found during their investigation that the victim had been subjected to ongoing abuse at the hands of Erb. Ruiz allegedly was aware of the domestic violence and disturbances occurring in the Snyder County home, Shreve wrote in the affidavit. Ruiz also allegedly was aware that Erb had issues controlling his anger.
Police ruled that Ruiz emailed Dr. Bruno in an effort to provide false information with the intent to mislead the investigation.
Ruiz was charged with misdemeanors of impersonating a public servant, tampering with/fabricating physical evidence, and obstruction.
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Re: CYS Grandmoo falsifies report to prevent her grandchild from being taken away February 11, 2026 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 2,581 |
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Re: CYS Grandmoo falsifies report to prevent her grandchild from being taken away February 11, 2026 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 3,737 |
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Re: CYS Grandmoo falsifies report to prevent her grandchild from being taken away February 12, 2026 | Registered: 19 years ago Posts: 10,432 |
Each of the misdemeanors Grandmoo was charged with are second degree and could result in fines of $5,000 or prison terms of up to two years each.
If she was so worried about the brat being taken away, could she not have tried to get custody of it? I get that she may not want her grandchild to get put in the system, but fucking with an abuse case knowing full well her son was abusing the kid was not the way to go. Or would she have been ineligible to get full custody because she works in children & youth services? I'm not sure if that would be a conflict of interest. Or maybe her asshole son lives with her, so even if she had the kid put in her care legally, Duh could still break the kid's ribs some more when it made noise while he gamed.
Where is the kid's Moo in all of this? I see no mention of her anywhere. I assume she's not in the picture at all.
If she was so worried about the brat being taken away, could she not have tried to get custody of it? I get that she may not want her grandchild to get put in the system, but fucking with an abuse case knowing full well her son was abusing the kid was not the way to go. Or would she have been ineligible to get full custody because she works in children & youth services? I'm not sure if that would be a conflict of interest. Or maybe her asshole son lives with her, so even if she had the kid put in her care legally, Duh could still break the kid's ribs some more when it made noise while he gamed.
Where is the kid's Moo in all of this? I see no mention of her anywhere. I assume she's not in the picture at all.
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Re: CYS Grandmoo falsifies report to prevent her grandchild from being taken away February 12, 2026 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 2,581 |
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