New Yorker Seeks $900,000,000,000,000 Settlement

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A Staten Island mother is suing the city for a staggering $900 trillion for allegedly wrongfully placing her two sons in foster care and claiming she was mentally unstable. :wacko:

46-year old Fausat Ogunbayo, who is representing herself, says the Administration for Children's Services's decision to place her children in foster care infringed upon her civil rights and ultimately inflicted "over three years of terror, horror, grievous harm, time lost, substantial economic hardship and injuries."

The children, then 12 and 10-years old, have been out of their mother's custody since June 2008.

In court papers, the ACS references several peculiar incidents where Ogunbayo sought out medical treatment because she believed her children's skin color was becoming darker due to radiation. In a separate episode, the mother allegedly told school officials the FBI was after the boys.

While the city is contending Ogunbayo suffered from such hallucinations and in addition was an absent mother , a separate legal case last month ruled in favor of Ogunbayo with the court stating no substantial evidence indicating the children were ever in "imminent danger" while in their mother's care.

The Staten Island Advance reports that in fact, the two children had near-perfect school attendance and were "even thriving academically."

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A Staten Island mother is suing the city for a staggering $900 trillion for allegedly wrongfully placing her two sons in foster care and claiming she was mentally unstable. :wacko:

46-year old Fausat Ogunbayo, who is representing herself, says the Administration for Children's Services's decision to place her children in foster care infringed upon her civil rights and ultimately inflicted "over three years of terror, horror, grievous harm, time lost, substantial economic hardship and injuries."

The children, then 12 and 10-years old, have been out of their mother's custody since June 2008.

In court papers, the ACS references several peculiar incidents where Ogunbayo sought out medical treatment because she believed her children's skin color was becoming darker due to radiation. In a separate episode, the mother allegedly told school officials the FBI was after the boys.

While the city is contending Ogunbayo suffered from such hallucinations and in addition was an absent mother , a separate legal case last month ruled in favor of Ogunbayo with the court stating no substantial evidence indicating the children were ever in "imminent danger" while in their mother's care.

The Staten Island Advance reports that in fact, the two children had near-perfect school attendance and were "even thriving academically."

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1. she watch's to much austin powers and must be a dr evil fan :)

2. what hardship ? she didnt have to shell out a dime to feed and care for the kids for the past 5 yrs, or is she mad cause her food stamps/ or monthly check got cut ?

3. acs thinks she's nuts & the lady thinks her kids skin is changing 7 the FBI wants her kids :s

4. any judge who thinks the above reasons in #3 are normal & that there want substantial evidence indicating the children were ever in "imminent danger should be kicked off the bench. there's waaaayy to many news stories each day where the mom went nuts or heard a voice that said drown or the devil is in there kids and has to me killed . the judge should order a mental evaluation and decide from there

5. at least the kids are doing great in school and the mothers crazy views didnt screw up there minds

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It's just a tactic to get maximum settlement.

This and maximum attention AND (here comes a favorite of mine):

Inline graphic removed.

To see the picture click here. (Caution: If you have visually triggered seizures, do not click the link.)

Glassed Silver:mac

edit: fixed the link. Seems IPB deletes image uploads as long as they are not embedded and deleted from a post.

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A pursuit for justice is not trolling!

a) the sum - yes, that sum is trolling. It's so clearly out of mind it is trolling

b) the actual seeking for justice not, you're right about that.

c) don't take things too seriously :p Just like how anyone shouldn't take those $9T too seriously.

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This and maximum attention AND (here comes a favorite of mine):

Glassed Silver:mac

I've only just realised that the flash is in the shape of the UK and Ireland!

But yeah... mentally unstable - I think she's just proven that.

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Glassed Silver

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Nice, way to cause seizures there dumbass

I am deeply sorry should I have triggered seizures with anyone, I removed the inline graphic and linked to it with a note concerning seizure risks.

Next time try to work it out without insulting people. Not everyone thinks about the risks involved in a flashy web and having nobody with that health problem in his or her circles.

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mokthraka

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I am deeply sorry should I have triggered seizures with anyone, I removed the inline graphic and linked to it with a note concerning seizure risks.

Next time try to work it out without insulting people. Not everyone thinks about the risks involved in a flashy web and having nobody with that health problem in his or her circles.

Glassed Silver:mac

can you message the .gif to me?
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M_Lyons10

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requesting that much money kind of proves her mental instability.

Agreed. That's what I was thinking too. What a whack-a-doo...

With a mother like that I'm not surprised in the slightest that they had near perfect school attendance... That was their escape! What a shame. I can't believe she won her kids back.

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