Actually I did not open the first "google", it took several attempts to even find what I was looking for, that being the other side of the story plus a bonus article on how this case proved to be a prime example of parental alienation. I've never heard of that before and definitely was surprised to learn it can sometimes go way beyond telling children what to say to actually making them believe what you say actually happened to them. I watched a good chunk of both videos, I wouldn't if she had actually just accused the father but accusing everyone even associated with the father in regards to accusing them also of sexual abuse instead just an associate or two, that's within reach of probability but it was everyone associated with him plus his entire family....they call that being paranoid. You'd be surprised how far and long sometimes I dig for stuff and no matter the time spent on this last night I could not find one single sentence where this father spoke one bad word about her even after all was said and done. That's a rarity.

It's extremely sad to see what happens with women whose husbands abandon them. She felt jaded for sure and just wanted to go out and have fun like he'd been able to do unhindered with the responsibilities that come with children. I am sure there's more to this case that happened prior to her starting point, like there's a good probability he went after full custodial custody because he had them more than she did and was probably paying support to boot. To admit that though she'd have to admit her absence from her kids more than what she should have been. She'd also have to admit that may have attributed to her son crying and clinginess when she tried to drop them off. Really it's sad all away around but she rolled the diced without any limitations in place and she paid the price.