How Connecticut's 'lax' homeschool regulations may have aided stepmom accused of years of house-of-horrors abuse
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The article discusses the case of a woman accused of imprisoning and abusing her stepson in Connecticut, highlighting the inadequacies of the state's homeschooling regulations. After being withdrawn from school in fourth grade, the victim suffered severe neglect and abuse for decades. Experts point out that Connecticut's lack of oversight in homeschooling means that children can effectively vanish from educational systems without checks on their wellbeing. This tragic case illustrates the potential dangers of insufficient legal frameworks protecting vulnerable children.
Read at New York Post
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