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Case Study: Joseph Foster
E-Report # 27964
E-Report stated the following: It was reported that the alleged perpetrator, Joseph Foster, hit his step daughter, Zariah Connor, in the throat. It was reported that the mother (unknown) was not home when the incident occurred. It was reported that the mother took the daughter to grandmother’s (unknown) house to get away from the stepfather.
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