Mr. Blair-Foster Case Study

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On 6/23/16 it was reported that Ms. Borkovec came home found Aydden locked in a room by himself. Per the report, Aydden had a hand print on his bottom and a bruise on his leg. Per the report, Mr. Blair-Foster was watching Aydden at the time. Mr. Blair-Foster was in another room in the house and when Ms. Borkovec asked Mr. Blair Foster what happened, he stated that Aydden was crying and he didn't want to deal with it so he gave Aydden something to cry

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