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Dmitry Yakolev / Chase Harrison- the Miles Harrison trial goes forward, ruling expected later today

The verdict in the Miles Harrison trial has been handed down since this article was originally written. Please see my later post entitled No, no justice for Dmitry for more up to date information concerning the verdict. The article below appears as it was originally posted. *** Перевести на русский *** This post is an […]

Filed under: Uncategorized on December 16th, 2008
Tags: , 21-month-old, accident, adoption agency, Bastardette, Carol Harrison, carry-seat, Chase Harrison, convict, Dima Yakolev, Dmitry Yakolev, EAC, European Adoption Counsultants, failire to inform Russia of an adoptee's death, Fairfax Circuit Court, Fairfax County, Guatemala, heat stroke, Herndon, International Adoption, international implications, international incident, investigation, involuntary manslaughter, Katherine E. Stott, Logan Higgenbotham, magical pixies, Marley Greiner, Medical Examiner, Memoriam to Russian Adoptees Murdered by their Forever, Miles H. Harrison, Miles Harrison, NIKTO NE ZABYT — NICHTO NE ZABYTO, Nobody is forgotten. Nothing is forgotten, objective standard, pattern, Peter D. Greenspun, prima facie case, Purcellville, R. Terrence Ney, refused to dismiss the case, representative from the Russian Embassy, responsibility, revelation, ruling, Russia, Russian adoptees, Russian Federation Ministry of Education and Science, Russian law, standard, summarily dismissed, testimony, trial, vehicle-heat realted death, verdict, wanton and culpable as to show a reckless disregard for, “negligence so gross

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Nebraska- The Michigan dumped kid was an adoptee, NE ‘return to sender’ dumps him back into the MI System

This is the latest in a series of posts I have done criticizing Nebraska’s legalized child abandonment laws. You can find my earlier posts via my Nebraska tag. *** No blogger could begin to keep up with the mess Nebraska legislators have made. Instead, this post will focus on some of the raw sources dealing […]

Filed under: Uncategorized on October 19th, 2008
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European Adoption Consultants claim they will be allowed to retain their Russian accrediation

The verdict in the Miles Harrison trial has been handed down since this article was originally written. Please see my later post entitled No, no justice for Dmitry for more up to date information concerning the verdict. The article below appears as it was originally posted. *** Перевести на русский *** This post is an […]

Filed under: Uncategorized on August 7th, 2008
Tags: , accreditation, autopsy, Chase Harrison, Dima Yakolev, Dmitry Yakolev, European Adoption Consultants, International Adoption, investigation, manslaughter, media, Miles H. Harrison, Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federa, Russian law

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Adoption as a tool of cultural genocide, the “child grabs” Canadian First Nations peoples have endured

To start from a personal perspective, I’m just a Bastard, a politically active adoptee. Being legally prohibited from attaining my State sealed records, I have no idea what heritage cultural or genetic my biological family might contain, other than a quick glance in a mirror appears to indicate pretty clearly a hefty chunk of what […]

Filed under: Uncategorized on August 3rd, 2008
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Dmitry Yakolev / Chase Harrison several Russian sources

The verdict in the Miles Harrison trial has been handed down since this article was originally written. Please see my later post entitled No, no justice for Dmitry for more up to date information concerning the verdict. The article below appears as it was originally posted. *** Перевести на русский *** New readers will want […]

Filed under: Uncategorized on July 29th, 2008
Tags: , accreditation, accredited agency, adoption agency, Bastardette, Chase Harrison, Dima Yakovlev, Dmitry Fursenko, Dmitry Yakolev, EAC, European Adoption Consultants, hyperthermia, independent adoption, investigation, involuntary manslaughter, Kolya Emelyatsev, Laura Higgenbotham, Logan Higgenbotham, NIKTO NE ZABYT — NICHTO NE ZABYTO, Nobody is forgotten. Nothing is forgotten, Purcellville, Russia, Russian Education, Russian news videos, Science Ministry, vehicle-heat realted death, Virginia

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Dmitry Yakolev/Chase Harrison and European Adoption Consultants, late week update

The verdict in the Miles Harrison trial has been handed down since this article was originally written. Please see my later post entitled No, no justice for Dmitry for more up to date information concerning the verdict. The article below appears as it was originally posted. *** Перевести на русский *** (For new readers, please […]

Filed under: Uncategorized on July 17th, 2008
Tags: , accreditation, accreditation withdrawn, adoption agencies, adoption agency, autopsy, banned agencies, Bastardette, Chase Harrison, child abuse, Cradle of Hope Adoption Center, damage control, Dima Yakolev, Dmitry Yakolev, European Adoption Consultants, failire to inform Russia of an adoptee's death, Family and Children’s Agency, foster parents, intercountry adoption, International Adoption, investigation, Laura Higgenbotham, Logan Higgenbotham, manslaughter, Margaret Cole, Memoriam to Russian Adoptees Murdered by their Forever, Miles H. Harrison, NIKTO NE ZABYT — NICHTO NE ZABYTO, Nobody is forgotten. Nothing is forgotten, Ohio, orphanage, PAPs, Pechora City Children’s Home, Pound Pup Legacy, probe, prospective adoptive parents, Russia, Russian Education and Science Ministry, Russian Emabassy, Russian law, Russian-American dialogue, scandals, statement, supervision period, tighter controls, U.S. State Department, vehicle-heat realted death, Virginia

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Dmitry (Dima) Yakolev/Chase Harrison and the 3 agencies; new details emerge

The verdict in the Miles Harrison trial has been handed down since this article was originally written. Please see my later post entitled No, no justice for Dmitry for more up to date information concerning the verdict. The article below appears as it was originally posted. *** Перевести на русский *** This is one of […]

Filed under: Uncategorized on July 15th, 2008
Tags: accreditation, accreditation withdrawn, adoption agency, Alexei Golovan, banned agencies, Bastardette, Boris Altshuler, cardiac murmur, Carol Harrison, Chase Harrison, child abuse, CPR, Cradle of Hope Adoption Center, Dima Yakolev, Dmitry Yakolev, European Adoption Consultants, failire to inform Russia of an adoptee's death, Family and Children’s Agency, foster parents, intercountry adoption, International Adoption, investigation, involuntary manslaughter, manslaughter, Margaret Cole, Memoriam to Russian Adoptees Murdered by their Forever, mentally disabled, Miles H. Harrison, Nadejda Kulgavova, Natalya Vishnevskaya, NIKTO NE ZABYT — NICHTO NE ZABYTO, Nobody is forgotten. Nothing is forgotten, orphanage, PAPs, Parentless Children’s Database, Pechora City Children’s Home, probe, relinquish, Russia, Russian Education and Science Ministry, Russian Emabassy, Russian law, Russian-American dialogue, scandals, special bilateral adoption agreement, statement, supervision period, The Right of the Child group, tighter controls, Valentina Chernova, vehicle-heat realted death, Virginia, Vladimir Kabanov

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Dmitry Yakolev / Chase Harrison- the Miles Harrison trial goes forward, ruling expected later today

Nebraska- The Michigan dumped kid was an adoptee, NE ‘return to sender’ dumps him back into the MI System

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Adoption as a tool of cultural genocide, the “child grabs” Canadian First Nations peoples have endured

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