Ihateabusers comments

The woman is a felon kidnapper, perjurer (that means liar under oath) and a child abuser. She has not let the children even call their father. (That is from the $2.00 Pacer complaint and other court documents)

She broke a contract. She does not negotiate in good faith. Such a person needs a family law system that forces her to comply with what is in the kids' best interests which is to grow up with both parents. If any of you know anything about post-divorce parenting, you would understand this.

Japan does not have a family law system that is modern or functional. It was last updated in the 1800's. Japan does not protect kids from child abuse. It is a terrible system to be in with kids post-divorce. Divorce itself still carries a stigma in Japan.

And it is very clear from the record that the mom here moved to the US to get the money. She got it based on fraud and then kidnapped. That are the US legal facts. What you are proposing is anarchy. That it is OK to break just laws because you think it is OK. That is not OK. She wanted the money and wanted to keep the kids away from their father illegally. And she did so.

But Japanese people and their friends think very little of the laws of other countries. Kidnapping is OK. Fraud is OK. perjury is OK. Contract breaking is OK. Child abuse is OK. That is what I am hearing. Not surprised either, unfortunately.

And we are the only ones being censored for telling the truth.

And my point stands you cannot get the documented evidence of abuse on the web. You need to buy the whole case from the Williamson county court. And it is a public record. And it costs a bit more than the $2 that a Pacer printout costs. Write them and get it. Here is your free hint: the case number is 34775. If you give them that number, the style of the case and a couple hundred dollars you can find out the truth. Truth is all that matters here. When you have the documents let me know and I will tell you where to look. I wonder if anyone will actually care enough to drop the $200? Probably not is my guess.

That's exactly my point! I think he has been hiding this to protect his kids and ex-wife. What scum! Abuse should not be hidden for any motive. He is a liar and should not be ashamed of telling the truth about his ex-wife being an abuser! And if you want to know the truth it is there.

Oh, the abuse record is certainly true and it is there. But there are no "links" to it. You need to be more resourceful than that if you really want to know the truth. Look up the 6th district case on Pacer, get the complaint (not the suppressed one but the one listed as document 8) and read it. When you have it, post here allegation #12 so I know you did it. Then I will give you the rest of the clues.

One thing that is not getting published about this case and I cannot figure out why not, because it is clear in the court documents, is that the mother is a documented child abuser and this is why she lost custody. Have any of you read the documents available from the court? Nothing else matters. She was a child abuser. On the other hand, there were absolutely no allegations of abuse by the father against either the children or the mother in a highly contested divorce. And that is a rare situation because if there is even a hint of evidence it would be alleged against a man.

This being the case, any jurisdiction that provided supervision of the mother and intervention by the father would have been better. Anyone who supports the mother here is supporting a documented child abuser. That clearly means that these kids should not be in Japan where nobody can intervene and maintain their safety.

Japan is one of the worst places in the world to raise children post-divorce as far as protections to their psychology and interests go, especially when there is clear and convincing evidence of child abuse and neglect. Even Japanese experts in family law agree. Read some law journals. I feel sorry for the foreigners living in Japan posting this garbage in support of a kidnapper and wanted felon child abuser in order to make themselves feel better about living in that place. Shame on you. Japan may have many positive aspects about it but to suggest that the best place for these abuse victims is in Japan with their abuser and without access to their non-abuser custodial father, is beyond nuts. It is just evil.