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on February 17, 2023

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ProPublica News Article by Hannah Dreyfus

This story was originally published by ProPublica Barricaded Siblings Turn to TikTok While Defying Court Order to Return to Father They Say Abused Them by Hannah Dreyfus ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for The Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox . Two siblings in Utah have barricaded themselves in a bedroom at their mother’s home in defiance of a judge’s order to return to the custody of their father, despite state child welfare investigators determining that he had sexually abused the children. The judge has authorized police to use “reasonable force” — including entry into locked rooms — against Brynlee Larson, 12, and Ty Larson, 15. Ty has spent the last month livestreaming on TikTok to call attention to their case. The showdown is the fallout from the latest family court battle over “parental alienation” — a disputed psychological theory in which one parent is accused of brainwashing a child to turn them agai...

New York Post Article Feb 26th

News Article New York Post by David Propper

Ty and Bryn's Story

Ty and Bryn's Story on One Mom's Battle TY AND BRYNLEE’S STORY: A 16-year old young man named Ty has gone viral on TikTok for speaking out about his experiences in the Provo, Utah (4th District) family court system. Ty and his 12-year-old sister Brynlee, have made allegations of abuse against their father but equally concerning are their claims that family court professionals assigned to their case are refusing to protect them. For the past month, Ty and Brynlee have chosen to barricade themselves in their bedroom (and in various rooms in the home) after being court-ordered into a controversial reunification camp. Many times, before children are sent to a reunification camp, they have lodged allegations of abuse against one parent and are vocal in their preference to stay with the other parent. This was reported by the Center for Investigative Journalism aired on public radio’s Reveal program in 2019. Reunification camps are considered to be a branch of the “troubled teen i...

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