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\nKayden was a beautiful little girl who loved unicorns, excelled at sports, created her own make up instructional videos and friends to all at Edgewood Elementary in Yardley, Pennsylvania. Sadly, she will never grow to realize her full potential, instead she died at the hands of a person who should have cared for her the most \u2013 her biological father.<\/p>\n
Making this story more tragic is it should have never happened.<\/p>\n
In October 2016, Bucks County Common Pleas Court Judge Jeffrey G. Trauger had entered an interim order granting the girl\u2019s mother primary custody and the biological father weekend visitation rights, records show. The two challenged that initial ruling multiple times, alleging the other violated the order.<\/p>\n
In a May 2018 decision, Trauger reaffirmed primary custody for Kayden\u2019s mother \u2014 who lives with her husband and two young sons in Lower Bucks County.<\/p>\n
The order noted further that Kayden personally witnessed her father\u2019s violent behavior when he was frustrated or angry. It also recounted the father\u2019s assault conviction for biting off part of a man\u2019s ear at a South Philadelphia bar in 2012, \u201cwas violent to her (Kathy) when they were together\u201d, his abusive interaction with Kayden\u2019s teacher and principal at her Lower Makefield Township school.<\/p>\n
HOWEVER, despite a state psychiatrist\u2019s conclusion that the father was narcissistic, sociopathic, suicidal and suffered from major depression and should NOT be granted unsupervised visitation, contingent of receiving counseling. Judge Trauger failed to heed the advisement of expert testimony, instead restricting his unsupervised custody of his daughter.<\/p>\n
He allowed a historically VIOLENT man to have un-monitored visits even after the child expressed fear!<\/p>\n
This page, this movement is dedicated to Kayden\u2019s spirit that other children do not suffer the same fate. We intend to educate the public and court system about mental illness for the purpose to pursue judicial reform that makes the safety of children at the forefront. Please join us in this fight\u2026<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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