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Alize Varado Jr.: Case Study

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According to the reporting party (RP) former foster child Alize Wills disclosed while residing in the foster home of Reyna Reynoso a foster child named Kenneth Varado Jr. DOB: 7/26/02 did things to her. Alize stated he would come into her room while she was sleeping and kiss her, touch her breasts, and stick his fingers inside her. This occurred on more than one occasion and Kenneth threatened her not to tell. Alize resided in the foster home from September 16, 2016 to October 7,

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