According to court documents, the girl told police she was forced to sleep in a bucket and was denied food and water. The arrest warrant also noted concerns that she may have suffered from medical child abuse, described as a form of abuse in which a child receives unnecessary and harmful or potentially harmful medical care at the instigation of a caregiver.
The child was placed with a foster family during the course of the investigation, where court documents indicate she has been steadily improving.
According to the arrest warrant, Barbour and Carroll told investigators that the victim had a history of behavioral issues and outbursts at home, including refusing to eat, but no others reported seeing this kind of behavior.
Universities across US push to begin paying reparations for slavery, racism
By PHILIP MARCELO The Associated Press,Updated May 13, 2021, 3:13 a.m.
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Brown University recent graduate Jason Carroll, a Maryland native whose ancestors were slaves in the Carolinas.Steven Senne/Associated Press
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) â For Brown University students, the Ivy League collegeâs next step in its yearslong quest to atone for its legacy of slavery is clear: Pay up.
Nearly two decades after the Providence, Rhode Island, institution launched its much-lauded reckoning, undergraduate students this spring voted overwhelmingly for the university to identify the descendants of slaves that worked on campus and begin paying them reparations.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) For Brown University students, the Ivy League college’s next step in its yearslong quest to atone for its legacy of slavery is clear: Pay up.
Nearly two decades after the Providence, Rhode Island, institution launched its much-lauded reckoning, undergraduate students this spring voted overwhelmingly for the university to identify the descendants of slaves that worked on campus and begin paying them reparations.
At the University of Georgia, community activists want the school to contribute to Athens’ efforts to atone for an urban renewal project that destroyed a Black community in the 1960s to make way for college dorms.
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Maxi Edmond de Rothschild holds the outright multihull record for the Rolex Fastnet Race having completed the course in 2019 in 1 day 4hrs 2mins 26 secs
Credit: Eloi Stichelbaut
While the Vendée Globe grabbed headlines over the winter with a record fleet of 31 boats, France boasts a yet more extraordinary fleet of boats – the Ultimes. Developed over the last 30 years by teams attempting to break the non-stop round the world record, the Jules Verne Trophy, these giant 32m long by 23m wide flying multihulls are the fastest offshore racing yachts by far. In August several will be competing in the Rolex Fastnet Race. If adequately brisk conditions materialise, these craft are more than capable of finishing in less than a day, despite the new course to Cherbourg being longer at 695 nautical miles.
One of the biggest names in Jackson Hole real estate is about to disappear, and along with it the name of its giant international realty affiliate.
But most of the people will remain the same, and along with it a way of doing business, Matt Faupel said.
Faupel, one of the owners of Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates, the Christieâs International Real Estate affiliate in the area, said last week that he and his partners are selling the business. The new owner will be Compass, a real estate-selling network with more than 19,000 agents in more than 300 offices around the country.