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“Unfortunately,” the supervisor said. “We have to wait.” Davis doesn’t know when or why the higher-ups decided they wouldn’t heed his report, but he said his supervisor told him it was beyond her control. One of her bosses had to join the investigation. https://t.co/ZLxN3cYXAd https://t.co/fG41ucjjDD — PolitiTweet.org

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Davis described the family as “exemplary” to his supervisor. The fridge was stocked. The books on the girl’s shelves were above grade level. There’s no abuse, Davis told his supervisor. We can shut this down. https://t.co/ZLxN3cYXAd — PolitiTweet.org

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Davis tried to frame his boss’s words as no big deal, but the lawyers realized, and the family did, too, that it didn’t matter if the investigator was trans or kind. Something inextricable and horrible was beginning, and Davis couldn’t stop it. https://t.co/ZLxN3cYXAd https://t.co/OOtYt2PqGR — PolitiTweet.org

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