Mother has kids kidnapped from her,she in return kills CPS agent.

[bodecea]

I'm glad to see so many that see CPS as I do, incompetent semi retards with the ungodly power to tear families apart. In the 1930's, when a government agent knocked on your door to bring terror into a home, they were called Nazis. Today we call them social workers. But the effect is the same.

When I was a kid, we condemned those who murdered people, especially mothers of two kids.

But today, you call them heroes.

I condemn those who murder people too. But this wasn't murder. Repeating your hyperbole over and over doesn't change the truth that this woman was a criminal gunned down by one of her victims.

A thug took a rifle and gunned down a mother of two walking in a parking lot- shooting her from a distance first- and then as the mother of two lay injured on the ground walked up and finished her off with a second shot at point blank range.

After of course- this murderous thug shot her own aunt and two cousins.

By any rational- and non-asshole- point of view- this was cold blooded, pre-meditated murder- and I look forward to this thug spending the rest of her life in prison.

The Death Sentence would be quite appropriate in this case.

 

[bodecea]

This was a difficult and unusual case where medical professionals were at odds as to what to do for this child. I'm not sure that the CPS agency did the right and necessary thing in taking custody of her, but it is apparent that they felt that it was in her best interest as" did the parents. The agency was not acting like thugs and bullies and the court approved the action.

I was not there and you were not either. Your "plenty more" link is all about the same case so where is your proof of endemic child medical kidnapping? You'll have to do better than that, *****

BULLSHIT! When Justina was kidnapped, she was figure skating! Now, she is a wheelchair-bound cripple who may never walk again.

She was sick when CPS , with court approval took custody . They did what they believed was in her best interest. It was an unfortunate and confusing case involving conflicting medical opinions. There is NOTHING to indicate that there was any nefarious ( do you know that word) intent on the part of CPS. NOTHING. You are dishonestly and desperately trying to make this into something that it is not because you have nothing else. Very shameful

Your line of work is shameful.

Because you think there should be no agency to protect children from their parents.

And that attitude is shameful.

I think that police powers belong only to the police. That ensures accountability and competence. Civilians with police powers are petty tyrants who get people, including themselves, killed.

That CPS henchwoman murdered her family members in the same way that mafia thugs do, simply by being in a line of work that hurts people and thus they expose their family to irregular danger when a reprisal is inflicted.

If you can't grasp this concept, watch "Road To Perdition." If you still don't understand then watch it again and I'll help explain the narrative.

So...you live your life like a fictional gangster movie. Why am I not surprised, Cat Killer.

 

[Syriusly]

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

 

[bodecea]

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

 

[Skylar]

Nothing says 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do' like 42 baggies of heroin being pulled out of your vagina.

 

[Preacher]

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

 

[Syriusly]

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

 

[Preacher]

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

That was a false flag attack.

 

[Syriusly]

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

That was a false flag attack.

Well that is one way to excuse murder.

 

[Skylar]

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

How many bags of heroin did you have pulled out of your vagina? Just round up.

 

[Syriusly]

you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out..

What an asshole

 

[Preacher]

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

That was a false flag attack.

Well that is one way to excuse murder.

I simply don't give shit about the Boston Bombing. Next stupid question please.

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

How many bags of heroin did you have pulled out of your vagina? Just round up.

I don't do drugs and who gives a **** if she did. Keep trying to rationalize kidnapping her child.

 

[Skylar]

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

That was a false flag attack.

Well that is one way to excuse murder.

I simply don't give shit about the Boston Bombing. Next stupid question please.

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

How many bags of heroin did you have pulled out of your vagina? Just round up.

I don't do drugs and who gives a **** if she did. Keep trying to rationalize kidnapping her child.

Oh, then you're a bit different from the mom in question. They pulled 42 baggies of heroin out of her vagina. How many times have you been convicted of domestic violence?

 

[Preacher]

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.
Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

That was a false flag attack.

Well that is one way to excuse murder.

I simply don't give shit about the Boston Bombing. Next stupid question please.

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

How many bags of heroin did you have pulled out of your vagina? Just round up.

I don't do drugs and who gives a **** if she did. Keep trying to rationalize kidnapping her child.

Oh, then you're a bit different from the mom in question. They pulled 42 baggies of heroin out of her vagina. How many times have you been convicted of domestic violence?

So what. No reason to kidnap her child. You are just trying to find reasons to justify a kidnapping. I don't care how many times she was convicted of getting into a fight with her BF either.

 

[GHook93]

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Apparently there was good reason to take the kids. And it's a shame that you would root for cold-blooded murder, but, oh well. It ain't a race-war, but it'll do for now?

Most CPS caseworkers are thugs, bullies, and tyrants...I'd guess that probably half could be killed and the result would be a net gain for the human race. They care little for the welfare of children, but plenty for their own power.

No rather most are state workers that are more worried about keeping their jobs then protecting the welfare of the kids they are paid to protect.

Most ignore the signs and leave kids in a bad situation! I am giving the DCFS worker the benefit of the doubt. Don't forget this poor excuse of a mother killed here cousin and aunt who were going to step up and take care of her kids!


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[Skylar]

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

That was a false flag attack.

Well that is one way to excuse murder.

I simply don't give shit about the Boston Bombing. Next stupid question please.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

How many bags of heroin did you have pulled out of your vagina? Just round up.

I don't do drugs and who gives a **** if she did. Keep trying to rationalize kidnapping her child.

Oh, then you're a bit different from the mom in question. They pulled 42 baggies of heroin out of her vagina. How many times have you been convicted of domestic violence?

So what. No reason to kidnap her child. You are just trying to find reasons to justify a kidnapping. I don't care how many times she was convicted of getting into a fight with her BF either.

And by 'kidnap', you mean granting custody to the father?

And can I take it from your avoidance you've never been convicted of domestic violence? Okay, so there's that and the 42 baggies of heroin that were never pulled from your vagina that differentiate you from this woman.

Next, how many times have you been caught drunk driving at nearly double the legal limit? And only 3 weeks before your custody hearing.

 

[Syriusly]

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

That was a false flag attack.

Well that is one way to excuse murder.

I simply don't give shit about the Boston Bombing. Next stupid question please.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

How many bags of heroin did you have pulled out of your vagina? Just round up.

I don't do drugs and who gives a **** if she did. Keep trying to rationalize kidnapping her child.

Oh, then you're a bit different from the mom in question. They pulled 42 baggies of heroin out of her vagina. How many times have you been convicted of domestic violence?

So what. No reason to kidnap her child. You are just trying to find reasons to justify a kidnapping. I don't care how many times she was convicted of getting into a fight with her BF either.

What happened here is no more kidnap than making a bank withdrawal is a bank robbery.

What happened here is murder.

You really live in a bizarro world where a child removed from a dangerous mother by order of a judge is 'kidnap' but a murderous scum gunning down 4 people is just a 'good shoot'.

 

[bodecea]

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

That was a false flag attack.

Well that is one way to excuse murder.

I simply don't give shit about the Boston Bombing. Next stupid question please.

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

How many bags of heroin did you have pulled out of your vagina? Just round up.

I don't do drugs and who gives a **** if she did. Keep trying to rationalize kidnapping her child.

Your posts say differently.

 

[Syriusly]

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

That was a false flag attack.

Well that is one way to excuse murder.

I simply don't give shit about the Boston Bombing. Next stupid question please.

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

How many bags of heroin did you have pulled out of your vagina? Just round up.

I don't do drugs and who gives a **** if she did. Keep trying to rationalize kidnapping her child.

I just wonder.

Is there any level of child abuse that could occur that Odium would think would justify removing a child from custody?

Neglecting to feed kids?
Leaving them alone with known sexual predators?
Having them in the car while driving at twice the legal drinking limit?
Burning them with cigarettes?
Breaking bones?
Murder of one the siblings?

 

[Preacher]

That was a false flag attack.

Well that is one way to excuse murder.

I simply don't give shit about the Boston Bombing. Next stupid question please.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.
Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

How many bags of heroin did you have pulled out of your vagina? Just round up.

I don't do drugs and who gives a **** if she did. Keep trying to rationalize kidnapping her child.

Oh, then you're a bit different from the mom in question. They pulled 42 baggies of heroin out of her vagina. How many times have you been convicted of domestic violence?

So what. No reason to kidnap her child. You are just trying to find reasons to justify a kidnapping. I don't care how many times she was convicted of getting into a fight with her BF either.

What happened here is no more kidnap than making a bank withdrawal is a bank robbery.

What happened here is murder.

You really live in a bizarro world where a child removed from a dangerous mother by order of a judge is 'kidnap' but a murderous scum gunning down 4 people is just a 'good shoot'.

Kid was kidnapped by the state. It only happened AFTER her snitch cousins and aunt snitched on her..no loyalty at all.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.
Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

Waiting for your thread applauding the Boston Bombers for their heroic actions against American terrorists.

That was a false flag attack.

Well that is one way to excuse murder.

I simply don't give shit about the Boston Bombing. Next stupid question please.

Officials Mom who lost custody kills kids services worker - WRGB CBS6 - Top Stories

GOOD JOB MOM! What ANY parent should do. These sons of bitches are nothing but domestic terrorists and deserve ANYTHING like this that happens to them.

Custody was given to the father. And before she killed the social worker, she killed her own aunt and two of her own cousins.

The CPS worker is the ******* hero here. She made the right call pulling that 9 year old out of the home of this murdering psycho and placing the child with the child's father. And paid for protecting the child with her life.

The mother didn't kill the domestic terrorist until AFTER her daughter had been kidnapped. We could have a better face to go with what happens when you kidnap a families child but hey this works! Brings it to the attention of the media etc. CPS ***** deserved it 100%. When you choose as a career to kidnap kids by force,drug them up,lie to a judge etc to get your way so that bonus for kidnapping the most kids is yours you DESERVE to be tortured slowly and painfully. She got the easy way out.

Timeline of a tragedy Unraveling the 4 VT slayings

More info on this homicidal maniac- and according to some- just a 'fine mother doing what fine mothers do'

Throughout her life, Herring had brushes with the law — in criminal court and in family court.

Her criminal record since 1994 shows 11 misdemeanor convictions.

In family court, records show Herring has been in legal battles involving custody of her three children, who each have different fathers, visitation rights, child support and more.

Her doctor wrote he believed that "Jody's chief medical problem restricting her employability is an underlying bipolar disorder," family court records show.

Dr. Kevin D. Crowley of Green Mountain Family Practice wrote in November 2010 that, despite his not being a psychiatrist but based on Herring's "numerous office visits, it is unlikely she would be able to hold a job for any length of time because of her emotional state and her resultant inability to stay focused."

Crowley indicated he was offering his presumed medical diagnosis to John Wirth, a staff attorney for the Office of Child Support.

Psychiatric intervention that amounted to "polypharmacy of treatment has only normalized things a little," Crowley wrote.

"Ms. Herring is a bright intelligent woman and I believe with time she will settle into gainful employment," the doctor wrote. "It will be a long time however."

Court records show Herring had other medical issues. After she was stopped on suspicion of drunken driving June 23 in Windham County, a court affidavit indicated she was "an intravenous heroin user." Her record includes a 2003 conviction for possession of heroin.

State Trooper Ryan Wood said Herring claimed she might suffer from multiple sclerosis but was awaiting test results. She also said she was on the attention-deficit-disorder drug Ritalin.

Herring pleaded not guilty to a charge of DUI second offense and is awaiting trial. Her first DUI conviction was in December 1998 in Caledonia County

Jody Herring previously diagnosed as bipolar - VTDigger
Court records show that Herring has been involved in custody proceedings involving all three of her daughters, now 23, 20, and 9, over the last two decades. Most recently, in July, she lost custody of her 9-year-old to a man she once accused of domestic abuse

Herring had felony charges dropped years before facing murder charges - VTDigger

She has failed to appear in court 10 times, and while she’s currently behind bars, she has a case pending for allegedly driving under the influence on her way from Berlin to Williamstown on June 23.

Herring’s first felony charge was for petit larceny in December 2001. She was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault in January 2003 in Washington County. She was then charged with a felony in May 2003 in Windsor County for possession of more than one gram of heroin.

Herring reached plea agreements in the most severe crimes she was accused of. In January 2002, she signed a plea agreement to have a felony petit larceny changed reduced to a misdemeanor version of the crime. She paid restitution to a jewelry store.

In April 2003, police stopped Herring and her brother on Interstate 91. They searched the car, then performed a cavity search. They discovered 42 baggies of heroin within her body, amounting to 1.26 grams of heroin. She failed to appear at her arraignment in June 2003, and the judge issued an arrest warrant to get her to court.

She entered treatment in May 2003, according to court documents, even though her domestic assault case was still pending. “Cousin called to say def. is in treatment (she can’t tell me where),” the documents say.

The judge then sent out a warrant for her arrest in June 2003. She was not arrested again until December 2004, according to court documents.

A month later, in January 2005, Herring signed a plea agreement to have her heroin charge reduced to a misdemeanor charge with six to 12 months of probation. She requested an out-of-state probation officer so she could live in Massachusetts, but she allegedly violated her probation.

Herring missed probation appointments several times between May 2005 and August 2005, according to court documents. The court put her on another six to 12 months of probation.

The domestic assault charge was still pending during the heroin case, but eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether the domestic assault charge reduced to disorderly conduct would have prohibited her from owning a gun under federal law.

In 1998, Herring was disqualified by Judge Edward Cashman from owning a gun as part of a proceeding in family court.

Now THERE'S a thug for you.

Oh yeah real HARDENED criminal there! LMAO.....I bet I got more misdemeanor's than she does! Most of mine are traffic violations etc I don't do drugs.

How many bags of heroin did you have pulled out of your vagina? Just round up.

I don't do drugs and who gives a **** if she did. Keep trying to rationalize kidnapping her child.

I just wonder.

Is there any level of child abuse that could occur that Odium would think would justify removing a child from custody?

Neglecting to feed kids?
Leaving them alone with known sexual predators?
Having them in the car while driving at twice the legal drinking limit?
Burning them with cigarettes?
Breaking bones?
Murder of one the siblings?

Oh sure there is. This wasn't that case. That's what COPS are for not CPS kidnapping agents aka domestic terrorists. They try to make a buck of these cases cops just put them in jail.Funny how I remember my brothers ex being drunk wrecking her car and breaking her daughters leg in the process..she was maybe 5 or 6....I remember sleeping in the hospital room for a week to watch her and be with her because she was scared and my brother was working and the mother was just crazy...he ONLY got custody after she was murdered by her boyfriend 4 or 5 years later. Great system we got eh. As a lawyer I know said it.Back in 70's we didn't do jack about abuse now its gone completely overboard you can't even smack your kids ass without getting accused of abuse!