Parents of Nazi-theme named children denied custody due to abuse
By ANIFriday, August 6, 2010
LONDON - A US couple that gave their children Nazi-themed names, including Adolf Hitler Campbell, has been denied custody by a New Jersey court due to evidence of abuse.
The decision by the New Jersey state appeals court overruled a family court’s decision that there is insufficient evidence of abuse by the parents Heath and Deborah Campbell.
Their children, Adolf Hitler Campbell, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell, Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell have been in foster care since January 2009, reports the Telegraph.
The appeals court ordered to reverse the previous court decision, saying that social workers had proved the need for protective services for these children within the meaning of abuse or neglect.
The court said that Heath Campbell has never held a job because of medical and psychological disabilities, and cannot read, while wife Deborah Campbell also had mental and physical problems.
Social workers were sent to investigate in December 2008 after it was reported “that the children were being strapped and confined for unusual amounts of time within the home in child booster seats and that domestic violence occurred in the home,” the court said. (ANI)