Evergreen Public Schools staff didn’t report the suspected abuse of children whose parents were later convicted of starving one son to death, according to a Seattle-based law firm that filed a wrongful death lawsuit.
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Source: The Columbian
Evergreen schools staff didn’t report suspected abuse of children, including one who died of starvation, says suit
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