UPDATE — Mother: I Found My Stolen Child In The CPS System, They Are Quietly Taking Him To Florida

Patrick Howley   |  

Jul 15, 2019

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Cynthia Abcug, whose autistic son Michael was taken from her by Child Protective Services (CPS) has not spoken to her son in 60 days. She has no idea where Michael is, or who has him. Abcug was accused of possibly mis-diagnosing Michael with autism — rendering Michael another victim of CPS’ targeting of potentially autistic children.

A tipster told Abcug that she was given the wrong case number for her son. By searching with the correct case number, Abcug said that she found a judge’s authorization for young Michael to be taken to Disneyworld in Orlando, Florida from August 3-10. Abcug is concerned that Michael could be human-trafficked, or suffer seizures in the Florida heat. Abcug’s lawyer has fired off a response to the travel motion to Douglas County District Court in Colorado contesting the child’s authorization to travel out of state. Follow Cynthia’s plight.

Abcug returned to The Campaign Show Sunday to provide an update (interview at the top of the show).

https://youtu.be/N5xqE2efH7k

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