An mothers story while dealing Delaware County DCS

  When you're caught in the gears of a system built to protect, but instead it grinds down your dignity—how do you begin to tell that story? I never imagined I'd find myself pleading for fairness in a world that’s supposed to offer it freely. But here I am. My name is Kayla, and I’ve lived through a series of events that shattered my stability, uprooted my child, and left me standing face to face with a justice system that felt anything but just. 🚨 The Threat That Changed Everything It began with an encounter that still lives vividly in my memory: a Delaware County sheriff came to me and said, “If you don’t hand over Acelin, you’ll be arrested.” That moment didn’t feel like protection—it felt like coercion. I was told the Family Case Manager would take my child either way. No due process. No explanation. Just a forced handover of the most precious part of my life. As a mother, my instinct is to fight for my child. But how do you fight back when the threat is handcuffs? I ...

  My Perspective on Gangstalking Definition: I understand gangstalking as a coordinated effort by multiple individuals to surveil, harass, and intimidate me, with no one person ever taking full responsibility. Common Tactics I’ve Experienced Physical surveillance and being followed, sometimes ending in suspicious traffic stops. Potential electronic harassment, like unauthorized access to my devices or online accounts. Property tampering—my tires were slashed—and spreading rumors to undermine my reputation. Verbal threats or invasive questioning in public spaces to unsettle me. Psychological and Social Impact on Me Persistent fear and anxiety that make it hard to focus or relax. Physical symptoms such as headaches and feeling on edge when I suspect I’m being watched. Emotional distress from feeling dismissed by friends, family, and authorities. Isolation stemming from the difficulty of finding believers or support for what I’m going through. How This Connects to My Ex...

 Trying to connect the dots...... 🛒 Walmart Incidents & Connections by Location Indiana Jeremy Jones left his phone on a Walmart shelf; it was missing when he returned. Your Google account was still signed in on his phone. Amanda Gabbard, Jeremy’s friend, worked at Walmart South. Kaitlyn Willoughby, who lived with your sister, also worked security at Walmart South. Tyler’s (your stepsister’s husband’s) mother worked at Walmart in Muncie. West Virginia You were accused of shoplifting at Walmart. You left your belongings at the door and went to McDonald’s with Rodney. Police intervened; you were handcuffed and taken back to Walmart. Your binder containing your children's information and photos was confiscated. Before a court hearing, Jeremy sent a message asking, “Are you coming back to Indiana or not?” — which felt pushy. Tennessee Aunt Angie and cousin Amanda were employed at Walmart. Cousin Amber seemed overly interested in whether you’d return to Indian...