Trashfire MNPublicRecords CHIPS file on Rekieta's 9-year-old testing positive for cocaine - All parties are assumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

[Kosher Salt]

Minnesota is very expansive in its definition. Even the pastor in this case was a mandatory reporter, and I'm pretty sure you don't have to register and get a license to be a pastor. Someone who is a childcare provider as their job qualifies.

Clergy is explicitly defined as a mandatory reporter under Minnesota statutes, though.

https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/260E.06

I haven't found anything remotely close to this clear for an unlicensed childcare provider.

 

[Watching Rekieta]

I don't know whether they did or not. I just know quitting without notice suggests something dramatic.

Statute says "immediately" but also has a 3 year window. I think offering that 3 year window option might be more productive than immunity. Let her report voluntarily w/o immunity after a reminder. Have her do it through a lawyer, too. That makes her a better witness.

According to Aaron, Kayla told him that the nanny told her that she "couldn't take it anymore". Which could mean many different things.

Could the nanny be the person renting the house? Not sure if they were all identified or the complete timeline but isn't that the time someone moved out of the other house? If not the same person, could it be the same incident?

 

[Netizennameless]

Yeah, you do sound retarded.
If I sniff up 5g of cocaine, 5g should be found in hair follicle test or what exactly are you trying to say?
Just admit you don't know what the fuck you're talking about, you can't understand the units and the test itself.


Mass*

Bro are you stupid? We're talking about the trace molecules left in somebodies hair follicle months after they metabolised the shit, not the fat line she snorted in the first place.

i'm coming back to this to admit my L. My autistic Ng/ml vs pg/ml was retarded drunkposting and I take full responsibility.

 

[repentance]

The one person involved in this who might qualify is the ex-nanny. Fun fact: nannies are mandatory reporters in Minnesota. She might have realized the situation was spiraling and didn't want to be there when it blew up or, worse, might have left only after it triggered mandatory reporting.

I'm not sure how quickly things went from just bad to child neglect, though.

The initial report from the pastor said that the former nanny was unaware of the mandatory report being made, which seemed curious information to include.

 

[RodgerDodger]

Minnesota is very expansive in its definition. Even the pastor in this case was a mandatory reporter, and I'm pretty sure you don't have to register and get a license to be a pastor. Someone who is a childcare provider as their job qualifies.

In many states Clergy are included in the Mandatory Reporter laws. If the church has any school facilities. Even something like a whole school co-op where the pastor is the administrator.

Pastors also get it because they are the key mandatory reporter for Elder Abuse. Which is a less talked about add on to the Mandatory Reporting in some states.

In my experience most states structure the Mandatory Reporter rules such that the Mandatory Reporters have a support organization above them. School administrators, Hospital Management. Most pastor's have some hierchy to local leaders. Someone they can turn to and ask "am I imagining this or should we call it in?"

Lone babysitters or off the books single family nanny's don't have that. YUhdon'twant

 

[daffodils]

Could the nanny be the person renting the house?

No, two different people.

 

[Watching Rekieta]

No, two different people.

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Ooh, if Jessica Hatfield is the RN/medical worker google fu skills identify, she would have been a mandatory reporter too. Not sure why she would go through Melin. They can probably correct that but not sure it matters as long as they all testify. Now I wonder if the reason they were asked to leave is child neglect that Rekieta wanted to keep qovered up. Hatfield: "Stop the qover parties or by law I have to report it." Rekieta: "You have 30 days to move."

The initial report from the pastor said that the former nanny was unaware of the mandatory report being made, which seemed curious information to include.

In search warrant application they need to be candid to keep the risk from being tossed low. If the nanny denies ever seeing any abuse in a deposition, and the detective didn't include this tidbit, Rekieta could argue that the detective intentionally witheld information from the court to get the warrant. By including everything and still getting the judge to sign off, he's covered those bases. The warrant probably doesn't hinge on that but he's just used to writing everything about witnesses.

 

[Swole McPole]

If I was Aaron's ex-wife I sure as shit would be talking to my divorce lawyer about re-visiting custody and visitation rights. And would almost certainly be getting the kids drug tested.

I'd be talking to my kids first. If what my kids told me gave me cause for concern then I might be doing those things. But if my kids seemed fine, I'm not going to bother. For most familes, money spent on divorce lawyers is generally money that would otherwise be getting spent on the kids. I'm not going to war unless I'm convinced that there's a genuine ongoing risk.

 

[St. Alia of the Knife]

I'd be talking to my kids first. If what my kids told me gave me cause for concern then I might be doing those things. But if my kids seemed fine, I'm not going to bother. For most familes, money spent on divorce lawyers is generally money that would otherwise be getting spent on the kids. I'm not going to war unless I'm convinced that there's a genuine ongoing risk.

I agree in general, but Aaron has shown that 1) He is a terrible relationship picker, and 2) he has HORRIBLE judgment. I guess those two things are related. In any case, if I were Mrs Imholte #1, going forward I would be keeping a gimlet eye on Aaron's interactions with the kids, even if I chose not to make any waves at this time.

 

[break these cuffs]

I'd be talking to my kids first. If what my kids told me gave me cause for concern then I might be doing those things. But if my kids seemed fine, I'm not going to bother. For most familes, money spent on divorce lawyers is generally money that would otherwise be getting spent on the kids. I'm not going to war unless I'm convinced that there's a genuine ongoing risk.

The opening salvo has been fired.

Going off the attached matter of public record your instinct may be right that Ashley is not the most forgiving sort, but a lot could have changed in their relationship between then and now.

Incidentally her many allegations also included physical abuse of April that doesn't appear to have been part of the discussion as yet. Did any of Aaron's many tell-all segments address this little detail or was it conveniently left out? Will the Rekietas use it to play the hero, having taken April in not to a drug den but instead an impromptu battered women's shelter? Only time will tell...

 

[IamnottheNSA]

that fucking body cam footage sure is taking a long time to be released..

What is bereavement?​

 

[DumbDude43]

Ooh, if Jessica Hatfield is the RN/medical worker google fu skills identify, she would have been a mandatory reporter too. Not sure why she would go through Melin. They can probably correct that but not sure it matters as long as they all testify. Now I wonder if the reason they were asked to leave is child neglect that Rekieta wanted to keep qovered up. Hatfield: "Stop the qover parties or by law I have to report it." Rekieta: "You have 30 days to move."

i think mandatory reporter status covers things they witness while on the job, not everything in their private life

 

[Watching Rekieta]

i think mandatory reporter status covers things they witness while on the job, not everything in their private life

Not in my state. Abuse is abuse. Teachers don't get to ignore abuse they see at church. They must report. But regardless, she saw Rekieta's kids while working. She was concerned enough to report something to the pastor. They may wish to get her to report it directly and independently.

 

[AnOminous]

i think mandatory reporter status covers things they witness while on the job, not everything in their private life

Not according to the ones I've known. I was on a chat a while back where something like half the people there were mandatory reporters and since we had no real way to verify IDs and didn't, it turned out one of the members was a minor, another member had been grooming her, and had actually invited her to meet up (knowing she was a minor).

Every one of them reported the fucker and said they had to. They may have been being overly cautious (I am not familiar with how these laws work in every state), but the people subject to the law seem to view it as obligatory. Dude got a visit from the feds.

Anyway fuck anyone blaming the mandatory reporter for "snitching" or whatever bullshit people use to white knight criminal scum. They're basically saying a pastor should disregard what Jesus said about people who hurt kids and GO TO JAIL to protect a child abuser who at BEST leaves cocaine out for kids to find and consume.

 

[♦️ King of Diamonds ♦️]

One thing I don't understand is- these leaked documents come from Juvenile Court, not CPS... so is Rekeita's 9-year old being charged with felony possession of cocaine as an adjucated delinquent? Doesn't the context seem to indicate Nick, the criminally indicted adult parent and his negligence, is the primary reason the child tested positive for cocaine- not criminal responsibility/delinquency of the child themselves? So why are they taking this to juvenile court and not making it a strictly CPS matter- is the prosecution really gunning to make a 9-year old have to live the rest of their lives with the consequences of being a convicted felon?

 

[A Cardboard Box]

I'm pretty sure you don't have to register and get a license to be a pastor

I obviously cannot speak for Minnesota, and I haven't researched it, but my locale, which is quite conservative and therefore has far looser licensing and certification requirements in general, requires anyone that intends to use reserved religious rights, i.e officiating a marriage, being a tax exempt card holder, etc, to file a notification with the county clerk and provide proof of being ordained through a religious entity. It wouldn't shock me if a state like Minnesota required everyone on that registry to agree to be a mandatory reporter.

 

[Procrastinhater]

I welcome new alarm clocks but who came up with the "qover" name for Balldos weird sex cult?

 

[St. Alia of the Knife]

I welcome new alarm clocks but who came up with the "qover" name for Balldos weird sex cult?

They did (the cucktet). What I want to know is why it starts with a Q, when they apparently pronounced it "cover."

 

[Procrastinhater]

They did (the cucktet). What I want to know is why it starts with a Q, when they apparently pronounced it "cover."

Yeah thats what I was wondering, about the Q thing.

 

[Oxyjen]

Yeah thats what I was wondering, about the Q thing.

Q for quadruple isn’t it? Ménage à quatre. Etc.