Difference between revisions of "Child endangering Cobb County judge prepares for senior judgeship"

A perhaps more dangerous and less known loophole exists now in light of the “new” Equitable Caregiver Act, which was enacted in 2019. “As you of course know I ran in the recent election for Superior Court Judge here in Cobb County, and my running was inspired by a case I was involved in where the judge completely misused the Equitable Caregiver Act to put a child in a very dangerous situation,” said McMaster. “I am of course referring to ‘The Lion’s Den’ case published on my campaign website. That was where a combination of judges, including Judge Flournoy and Judge George H. Kreeger, enabled the placement of a 15-year-old girl (now 17) into the home of a 42-year-old, not-blood-related and unmarried man. I represented the father in that case.” Here is an excerpt from the “[[The Lion’s Den]]” article published on the mcmasterforcobb.com website:

A perhaps more dangerous and less known loophole exists now in light of the “new” Equitable Caregiver Act, which was enacted in 2019. “As you of course know I ran in the recent election for Superior Court Judge here in Cobb County, and my running was inspired by a case I was involved in where the judge completely misused the Equitable Caregiver Act to put a child in a very dangerous situation,” said McMaster. “I am of course referring to ‘The Lion’s Den’ case published on my campaign website. That was where a combination of judges, including Judge Flournoy and Judge George H. Kreeger, enabled the placement of a 15-year-old girl (now 17) into the home of a 42-year-old, not-blood-related and unmarried man. I represented the father in that case.” Here is an excerpt from the “[[The Lion’s Den]]” article published on the mcmasterforcobb.com website:

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[[File:LionDen.jpeg|Left|200px|The Lion's Den]]

[[File:LionDen.jpeg|Left|200px|The Lion's Den]]

Since that April 15, 2021 hearing, Father has not been able to communicate with his only daughter while she has been in the custody of the 42 year-old-man. Because this young lady is now 16 years old, if our worst fears materialize into reality, this man cannot be prosecuted for statutory rape under Georgia law. See O.C.G.A. § 16-6-3. No, this man did not adopt her; and no, there was no emergency warranting such a placement of this child. He is merely one of at least five (5) ex-boyfriends that the Mother has had over a period of eight (8) years, with one major caveat: he was represented by Judge Flournoy's  former attorney who helped Judge Flournoy gain custody of his grandson in 2010 and also happened to be Judge Flournoy's election campaign Treasurer since 2016. I later learned that this is Judge Flournoy's lame duck term, meaning he is not running for re-election in 2022.  Here is an Affidavit of the child's Aunt which shows how dangerous this man and the circumstances enabled by Judge Flournoy truly are.

Since that April 15, 2021 hearing, Father has not been able to communicate with his only daughter while she has been in the custody of the 42 year-old-man. Because this young lady is now 16 years old, if our worst fears materialize into reality, this man cannot be prosecuted for statutory rape under Georgia law. See O.C.G.A. § 16-6-3. No, this man did not adopt her; and no, there was no emergency warranting such a placement of this child. He is merely one of at least five (5) ex-boyfriends that the Mother has had over a period of eight (8) years, with one major caveat: he was represented by Judge Flournoy's  former attorney who helped Judge Flournoy gain custody of his grandson in 2010 and also happened to be Judge Flournoy's election campaign Treasurer since 2016. I later learned that this is Judge Flournoy's lame duck term, meaning he is not running for re-election in 2022.  Here is an Affidavit of the child's Aunt which shows how dangerous this man and the circumstances enabled by Judge Flournoy truly are.

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