Yahaira Ramirez Case Study

Manson Family Cult Case Charles Manson was the founder of this cult and he was born to Kathleen Maddox who was a sixteen year old girl with no partner in 1934. He had a rough childhood as his mom became an alcoholic and she would give him money for him to fetch beer for her. His mother was also a prostitute and never paid much attention to him. Later on in his life his mother sent him to boarding school and he lived with his religious aunt and uncle. Charles went back to his mother but she didn’t want him back.

She was only seven, it frightened her so much! She only told Bailey, who told their mother, who told the cops. Mr. Freeman was in jail for only one day, and the day after he was released he was found murdered. Maya thought she did the wrong thing by telling, she didn’t understand because she was so young. As a result, she wouldn’t talk to anyone for five years, because her words had hurt Mr. Freeman and she didn’t want to

Her mother sent her to the first day of elementary school without registering her as a student. As she stood in the huddle of her peers anticipating her name to be called, she began to feel alone. She had nobody to help her. All the other kids were headed for their classroom but little Cassandra. She remembers standing there feeling afraid, overwhelmed, and thinking her mom was stupid for not protecting her.

Cupcake 's mother died when she was 11.After that she got taken away from the family she knew. Cupcake found out that the man she has been calling daddy, wasn’t really her father. After a custody battle, the court gave her biological father full custody of her and her brother. But her biological father only wanted custody so that he could receive social security checks. He didn’t want them so we placed them in an abusive stranger 's foster home, along with several other children.

and Mrs. Breedlove. Pauline grew up in Alabama and when she was two years old she injured her foot, which caused her to walk with a limp ever since. She became isolated from her family because of this but they put her in charge of caring for the house, which she enjoyed but always dreamed of being swept away by a man. Her dream became a reality when she met Cholly Breedlove. He was abandoned by both his parents and then raised by his great aunt until she died.

Either my mom or my dad had to do my medication. When my dad and I were home alone, he would drink most of the time. Since he would drink, he would not be able to do my medication. I remember one time I had to call my mom to have her come home and give me my medication because I was not able to wake up my dad. This was when my mom started regretting having my dad stay

Then she had an older brother named Bailey Jr. that was one-years old.” Growing up Maya did not have an easy-going childhood. Her parents got a divorce when she was three years old and sent her and brother Bailey, Jr. to live with their grandmother in Stamps, Arkansas. While staying

I asked her what was wrong, and she wouldn’t talk to me. I later found out that my dad called one of YOU and YOU had called the school and told them that a student there may be a carrier of an STD, the report was ignored by the school, but somehow word came out and a rumor started. In a flash, the blame was pinned on poor Anna because somehow somebody saw her motion her head. The next few days were hell on poor Anna, people were teasing her, threatening her on twitter, and making her life a genuine living hell. I talked to the staff multiple times, but they turned me away and said they don’t participate in teen affairs.

Celie lives with her Younger sister Nettie and a brood of half brothers and sisters. She lives a life of abuse and moil with a mother who is sickly and worn out with childbearing and soon dies, and Alphonso, whom she thinks is her father. But who later turns out to be her stepfather. Celie lives like a slave- cooking, cleaning and looking after the other children. She is denied to go to school, because according to her stepfather, she is ‘too dumb to keep going to school’ (CP 9).

When she was nine years old her parents adopted a 14-year-old foster girl. This changed my mom’s world as she started being abused both physically and emotional by this girl, which went on for over four years. When asked about when the abuse started my mom said, “I had no concept of abuse before this happened, it shattered my safe little world”. My mom hide the abuse from her family and friends as she felt that her parents were trying to do good thing for this girl and she did not want take that away from them. However, after about seven months the abused escalated to a point that my mother could no longer hide it and she was sent to live with her Aunt for four months until the social worker felt it was safe for my mother to come home again.