Conversation Between Kylee And Drug Abuse

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PER REPORTER: Kylee is the reporter's granddaughter. Kylee is texting the reporter now. She is asking her when she is coming to get her with the law. Kylee is scared to death. Kylee said the grandmother need to come get her now. There are drugs in the home. Justin is on drugs. He uses meth. Drugs are sold out of the home. Kylee found clear bags with white stuff in it. There is also weed in the home. Drugs are accessible to the children. Mom is aware of the drugs. The drugs are in the parent's bedroom. The children have been harmed or hurt. One day last week, Justin hung Kyson by his throat. He held him up by his throat and pinned him against the wall. Mom didn't say anything about it because Justin will beat on her. On today, Kylee came home …show more content…

It's unknown if he hits or beats on Lexi. Lexi is his biological child. Justin adopted Kayson. Mom doesn't beat on the children. The reporter hasn't discussed the concerns with the parents. They will beat on Kylee and Kayson if they tell. They aren't allowed to tell anything. If they beat on them, it won't be pretty. Kylee can't let anyone know she is texting because they will beat her. Kylee has to hide. The reporter doesn't want them to know Kylee reported the information to her. The reporter doesn't want them to know who made the report. It's okay for a worker to contact the worker but she wants to remain anonymous to the parents. It's unknown what the parents are doing. They are in the bedroom. There are cameras inside and the outside the home. Justin is able to see when the law is around; he watches the cameras all the time. This has been going on for a while. A report was made a year ago. Justin is a convicted felon. The caseworker told mom to have all the guns removed from the home. The drug issue has been going on a while. Justin hasn't worked in 4-5 years. He is strung out on drugs. There are a lot of people in and out of the home all hours of the night. The reporter stated she has 2 sherrif's officers with

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