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Would Dimitra Mantas still be alive today?

If only Commissioner Berkow followed the recommendation of the custody evaluator and other experts...  Had Commissioner Berkow listened to Peter Mantas's eighteen months of pleading for help...  Had attorneys not hidden the young man's pleadings for help from Peter Mantas and Commissioner Berkow... Would Dimitra Mantas be alive today? 

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What really sent Susan Polk over the edge?

Could it have been that on September 27, 2002, Mr. Polk was granted temporary custody of their youngest son and control of the house.  To add insult to injury Mrs. Polk later found out that Commissioner Berkow reduced her alimony and child support from $6,500 per month to $1,700. All this happened when Mrs. Polk was in Montana.  How can this happen?  Suggested reading Seduced by Madness by Carol Pogash. ›Click Here

 
 
   
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