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Yes ma’am, I am certain that there are no sexualized behaviors going on in the Raschke home with Jordan and or Jaydan.

Jaydan currently has an alarm on his door which sets off in the caregivers bedroom if he is to open the door during sleeping hours. The family has reported for months now that Jaydan has not set off the alarm as he has not tried to come out of the room.

There have not been any concerns with Jordan but the family reports that they continue to check on him during sleeping hours and the family denies that he has ever been out of the bed or even awake during this time.

The family also enforces a very strict rule of only one person in the bathroom at all times, all family members are completely clothed in all common areas,

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