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Karah's Life: A Case Study

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According to the reporter, Karah lives in Texas with the father. He has full custody of Karah. The mother has another child named Bella. Bella is Karah's sister but not the reporter's child. According to the reporter, mom has had a drug problem her who life. She is a junky. The reporter stated mom got back in Karah's life about 2 years ago. Per reporter, mom called him early this morning stating that she was going to kill herself and had taken a whole bottle of pills. Mom uses drugs such as crystal meth to suboxone. The reporter imagines that mom is using around Bella. The reporter isn't aware of drugs are sold or manufactured out of the home. It's unknown if drugs are accessible to Bella. When Bella was younger, she almost died for taking or drinking something mom had. …show more content…

Karah said mom and her boyfriend (Eric) were locked in the room and wouldn't get out of bed. The children were hungry and they didn't get up to feed the. Karah was happy to go with the grandmother so they could eat. The reporter has bought Christmas for Karah and Bella since mom has been back in Karah's life. The reporter gave mom $3,000 and Karah didn't come back with one toy for Christmas. When mom called early this morning, the reporter wasn't able to get mom back on the phone. The reporter is requesting that someone checks on Bella. The reporter stated Bella and Karah Facetime every night. They haven't in 3 days. Mom doesn't like Bella to Facetime at her home. When Bella is at the great-grandmother's home she does. The reporter is concerned that Bella is with the mother. Bella is better off with Vedia or Lisa. Lisa lives in Madison. Vedia's husband was a big political man in Brookhaven. According to Karah, mom is possibly pregnant by

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