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Originally Posted by JoyofBirth
I would call CPS and make a report. They will interview your brothers. Also, prrint a copy of both e-mails with all the pertinent date, time, email address, etc. information you can. I know everybody is skeptical of CPS because thtey can step on an NFL/AP prernts life and ruin it over beliefs. I have seen CPS do a lot of goood though ttoo. And they are pretty good about investigating abuse. At leastt around here. The mom's reaction is a bit extreme. I'm not entirely sure that this means she knows something or is a part of something. I was molestted when I was young. I believe my mother also was. She is a sweep it under the rug kind of person. She flipped out one day when my niece and nephew(who are brother and sister) were showing each others their butts in the backyard pool one day. She screamed and yelled and made them get dressed and spend time away from each other and then yelled some more. I think it just opened an old wound. There was nothing going on. Sometimes people who have been wounded don't know how else to react. I would definitely contact CPS. The story could change drarmatically and you want to be sure your brothers are on record while it's still fresh. As time goes on details will fade and the mom could say she didn't know something happened and then her daughter gave her a different story later that involved your brothers. Good luck to you and your brothers. Be sure to tell them both that they did the right thing to tell you. And be sure they know that if they ever want to contact you and are told no to make a big fuss until they are aloowed to contact you.
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So glad you took your brothers seriously. I hope you and your family find safety and peace.




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