Couple Brings Sick Baby to ER, the Next Day Police Show Up and Kidnap All of Their Children

Molly Bowling and Michael Becker just spent Christmas without their children after police, acting on behalf of Child Protective Services, kidnapped them three weeks ago.

Bowling and Becker say their children were taken from their home after they brought their 2-month old son Creedence, to the ER for an unknown injury.

“He wouldn’t eat when he was crying we would see the cut on his tongue, so I called his doctor and he said we should take him to the ER. So we went to the ER,” mother Molly Bowling said.

The couple told the ER doctor that they had no idea how the infant’s tongue was injured and that it may have happened at daycare.

“They called Children’s Voice and they said that Creedance needed to stay overnight there,”
Bowling said.

Children’s Voice is a non-profit child abuse organization.

After being told that Creedance had to stay at the hospital overnight, the parents went home to check on their other two children who were staying with their grandparents. From the hospital, they were followed home by police, who told them that they could not stay at their own home.

This caused immediate concern for the family so they complied with authorities. Bowling went so far as to take a lie-detector test, and passed it.

But the state pressed on.

“As soon as I asked for a lawyer…they came here and took the other kids out of the house,” father Mike Becker said.

Almost a month has passed now and the family has no idea when they may be getting their children back. The only communication they have received from the kidnappers is a letter stating that there were no signs of abuse, however they did find signs of neglect.

The family was not told what these signs of “neglect” were and CPS has refused to even answer their calls.

“Neglect can be a number of things, when the parents or caretakers don’t meet the needs of their children. That could be not responding to a health issue, could be failure to thrive,” Division of Child Protective Services Director Virgena Wieseler told KSFY.

“It makes me scared to take my kids to the doctor ever again. When we do get them back I’m just going to wrap all of my kids in bubble wrap so nothing ever happens to them, because if you do have to take them to the doctor, this is scary that this could happen,” Becker said.

Unfortunately, this family’s story is not a unique situation in America today, but it is part of a corrupt system that has grown in power and is now out of control. This story can be retold by families all across America.

Earlier this month we reported on the story out of Bellingham, WA where a family had their children literally ripped out of their arms by police after choosing to give birth at home.

The frightening aspect of this situation is that it seems to be getting worse. There is actually a financial incentive for CPS to take children as states will lose funding if they do not meet a certain quota of children placed into foster care.

Right now, the only power we have against this corrupt system of state sanctioned kidnapping is spreading the information. Hopefully we can inform enough people of this horrid reality and bring it to a halt.

Molly and Michael have set up a GoFundMe page where you can help them out while they fight to regain custody of their children.

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