My cousin Vinny or Justice for Jacob

Jacob is a good man who has never been in trouble. According to the family members the mother is irresponsible and does not take care of her children.She has been thrown out of both her mother’s and step mother’s homes for this reason. Jacob is the only one who would allow the mother and children into his house, an attempt to give the mother time to find a place to live and keep her and her children off the street. Why the mom and dad didn’t seek assistance from welfare agencies who knows.

With a dysfunctional mother who ignored her children and four children who have been dragged from house to house Jacob was in a position to have to manage these dysfunctional children and is now being viciously attacked by. In the midst of family bickering, Jacob finds himself in jail. It is like “My Cousin Vinny” - Jacob thought he was being arrested for yelling at the children because they were out of order and the mother wouldn't discipline them, when in fact he is facing prison. The father and grandmother, who have known Jacob for 30 years, absolutely deny Jacob could have done anything to hurt these children. The mother is on record saying essentially the same thing.

The children have been taken from the parents and the father and grandmother report that during custody hearings, they are being told by CPS workers and appointed attorneys that if they want their children back they must change their story, and say that they believe Jacob is guilty. This is effectively witness tampering, and to get back your children or grandchildren is a strong incentive for a person to lie and provide false testimony. If there is any evidence of any crime, why are CPS workers and appointed attorneys pressuring people to lie about the facts and what they believe?

We just want the truth brought out but sadly the government seems to wants to hide the truth.

Please help us to achieve our funding goals that we may get representation that will protect our good friend Jacob by bringing the truth to light. 

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