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A Case Study Of Mr. Demarzo's Childhood
The grandmother indicated that she is present frequently during pickups and drop offs. She indicated that are done at the precinct and Mr. DeMarzo is often late to drop off the children. She indicated in the summer on July 4th the father did not bring the children home. The grandmother reported that Mr. DeMarzo does not give the mother any notification that he will be late dropping off the children it can be very frustrating for the family having to wait for the children to be brought back and not knowing if they are going to show up or not.
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