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Former Senator and CPS whistleblower clearly victim of foul play
Parents of 'Adolf Hitler' Lose Custody of Newborn
Deborah Campbell and her husband, Heath Campbell, leave the Hunterdon County Courthouse with law clerk Georgina Palitto after a 2009 hearing. They say their newborn son, Hons, has been taken into custody of child welfare officials, like their three other children.
The New Jersey parents who were thrust into the national spotlight for naming their son Adolf Hitler lost custody of their newest baby boy just hours after he was delivered, the family said.
Heath and Deborah Campbell told the Lehigh Valley's Express-Times that child welfare agents took their son, Hons Campbell, at around 6:50 p.m. on Thursday after the doctor who delivered him called the New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services.
Baby Hons was born at around 2 a.m. Thursday after the doctor induced labor on Wednesday evening, the newspaper reported.
Heath Campbell said he doesn't know why the agency took his baby boy.
"There's no legal binding court order," Campbell said. "It's basically a kidnapping, but they use different terms."
The agency told the Expess-Times that they are prohibited by law from commenting on specific cases.
Little Adolf Hitler, 5, along with his sisters, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie, were taken into custody in 2009.
An appeals court last year ruled that parents would not regain custody because both suffered from unspecified physical and psychological disabilities that put the children at serious risk.
A family court previously found evidence that the children had been abused or neglected.
The Campbells have been fighting to regain custody of the children, calling the abuse charges bogus and claiming that child services took their brood because of their Nazi-inspired names.
A court hearing to determine whether the pair will get to keep little Hons has been scheduled for Monday, the Express-Times said.
Parents of 'Adolf Hitler' Lose Custody of Newborn
By Alyssa Newcomb |
Heath and Deborah Campbell, the New Jersey parents of three children with Nazi-inspired names, lost custody of their fourth child 17 hours after he was born, the Express-Times of Lehigh Valley, Pa., reported.
Hons Campbell was taken into custody by the New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services late Thursday night after the doctor who delivered the baby called the agency, the paper reported.
“There’s no legal binding court order. It’s basically a kidnapping, but they use different terms,” Heath Campbell told the Express-Times.
The Campbell family stepped into the spotlight in December 2008 when a ShopRite grovery store declined to decorate a birthday cake for their son Adolf Hitler Campbell’s third birthday.
The state took custody of Adolf, along with his sisters JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell and Honszlynn Himler Jeannie Campbell, in January of 2009. The three children have remained in foster care ever since.
A DYFS spokesperson told ABCNews.com in 2009 that she could not comment on a specific case, but said children are only taken into custody if there is a suspicion of abuse or neglect.
“We would never remove a child simply based on their name,” the spokeswoman said.
Neighbor Lori Dilts told ABCNews.com at the time the children were taken that it was certainly not because of their names.
“Those children look outwardly healthy, but they didn’t have much freedom,” Dilts said. “Occasionally, the little boy would come over here and would hate having to go back to his house.”
The couple’s attorney, Pasquale Giannetta, told The Associated Press that a court a hearing has been scheduled for Monday to determine the custody status of the newborn. SOURCE:
Former Senator and CPS whistleblower clearly victim of foul play
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Baby Hitler Parents Lose Custody Of Kids
Published : Thursday, 05 Aug 2010, 1:10 PM EDT
TRENTON, N.J. - A New Jersey appeals court says a couple who named one of their children after Adolf Hitler should not regain custody of their three children.
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Heath and Deborah Campbell's three small children were removed from their home in Philipsburg by the state in January 2009.
The family drew attention after ShopRite refused to decorate a birthday cake for their son, Adolf Hitler Campbell. Adolf and siblings JoyceLynn Aryan Nation and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie have been in foster care since then.
The appeals court ruled Thursday that sufficient evidence of abuse or neglect existed because of domestic violence in the home.
The court sent the case back to family court for further reconsideration.
A gag order remains in place and the parties refused to discuss the decision.
In January 2009, the Campbells told us Adolf Hitler Campbell is just like any other 3-year old boy.
"It's not like he's' growing up to be a killer or nothing like that," said mother Deborah Campbell.
"I went to just to get a cake... it was a circus of racism," said Heath Campbell, little Adolph's dad.
At the time Heath and Deborah Campbell acknowledge the hate behind their children's names. But say that was not their intention.
So why the names?
"This is America, they say it's free, you have the right to name your child whatever you want to name your child, no matter what," Heath Campbell said.
In response, a Shop Rite spokeswoman it was the third time the family tried to get the cake made and they never refused them, but offered to make it without the name.
The Campbells refused.
Heath Campbell has several swastika tattoos on his arms with the name Hitler written on his hand.
Campbell also wears German Nazi boots.
Heath says, "a person makes a person...a name doesn't."
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