A report on Mary Brown.

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A report on Mary Brown (Case No. 1221)

Interdiction

This report has been commissioned by Gloucestershire Social Services Department on incident that occurred on Monday 5th, Sep. 2001, it involving Mary Brown. (Case No. 1221)

Findings

Family Background

Mr Derrick Brown aged 37 years earns £10,3000 per annum.

Mrs Ada Brown aged 35 years earns £7,800 per annum.

The family live in a three-bedroom semi - detached house on 9 King's road of Monmouth. They have two children; Mary aged 12 and Robert 6 Months.

The Incident

Mrs Brown woke up on the morning of 5th, Sep, 2001 and found Mary, her daughter, sitting outside her bedroom. She was shaking, withdraws and refused to communicate. On entering the room, Mrs Brown was shocked by what she saw. Mary's Bedroom was terribly messy and objects were all scattered over the floor. On Mary's bed she found a large doll what she like, but the head of the doll had been ripped off and throw onto the floor. Social worker found this very unusual. And then the Social Services were contacted and Mary was removed from the home and is now being carried for in a children's unit.

The interview of people involved

Interview with Mrs Brown

Mrs Brown asked if Mary was all right. She asked if it would be possible to see her. When we asked what her relationship was like with Mary, Mrs Brown replied that she loved Mary very much.

When we asked what Mary and Mr Brown's relationship was like, Mrs Brown become scared to say at that moment, then she replied that their relationship was good. He and Mary never argued and he loved her very much and he wouldn't let anybody hurt her.

When we asked what Mary and Robert relationship was like, Mrs Brown replied that they always seem happy playing with each other.
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When we asked how Mary was at school, Mrs Brown replied that she always worked well and made friends easily at school, and conducted herself in a way that would make any parent proud.

When we asked if she was always spent time with Robert than Mary, Mrs Brown replied that she felt so blamed and agreed. She knows that this is not fair to Mary, but she hasn't got any idea how to change it, because Robert is only 6 months old, he does need more attention.

When we asked if Mary's behaviour was any ...

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