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As fall rolls in, this September also marks the four year anniversary of Veronica Brown's forced removal from her father and family. Forced...
Tonight marks the two year anniversary of Veronica Brown’s illegal removal.
Veronica Brown was 4 yrs old on the night of Sept 23 2013. She’d just celebrated her birthday with her daddy and family. After another week of court, the Oklahoma supreme court basically said her signed adoption order - though done illegally - stood in a court of law simply because a South Carolina court finalized it. That night, Dusten Brown had to pack his daughter’s things and say good bye to her forever.
Two years ago, she was kidnapped by Matt Capobianco and Melanie Duncan. Kidnapped and forced to live in captivity, isolated from all she knows and only flaunted around an elite circle loyal to her kidnappers.
Since her kidnapping, other than two photos that surfaced the first year of her removal, her kidnappers have kept her out of sight. They don’t want the world to know that she hates them and is still fighting to go home.
If you see them in public, do not hesitate to call them out for the kidnappers they are. Make sure everyone around them hears it, including Veronica.
Two years ago, the courts authorized the kidnapping of Veronica Brown and forced her to leave with her captors, the Capobiancos.
The Capobiancos have worked tirelessly to erase her daddy from her memory. You know they see him every day they look at her face. May Little Star find her way back home.
Tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the kidnapping of Veronica Brown. Word through the grapevine is that she is still permitted Skype visits with her Daddy, which is good. And she is refusing to call him by name, as her kidnappers are encouraging her to do. But sadly, some more disturbing news has come through the grapevine via South Carolina residents who have been following the case. Veronica Brown is being kept isolated within the home of her kidnappers and possibly being drugged to keep her compliant. It would explain the weight gain seen in a very recent photo. Many of us are still in utter shock that such levels of child abuse were allowed and given the legal seal of approval.