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Go over his head to Child services dude. Report it and they will go investigate. It it is as bad at it is just do that.
Well, what jurisdiction do you live in, and what facilities/support services are available?
Also, how old is your friend?
Also, how old is your friend?
He didn't say 'ask your friend to call the cops', he said 'call the cops'.Genuine Evil said:
If you believe the matter is serious enough to warrant serious action, take serious action.
Even if you don't have any evidence you should make the claim, at least you can say you tried.
Why don't your friends just move? Plenty of people leave home aged 16-18, so your friend and his sister should just up and out. Maybe rent a place together if money is tight. 'Cause the bottom line is if the authorities take an interest they'll lock the dad up and they'll be living on their own anyway.
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I would either advise them to run away or keep calling the cops and either something will happen or there will at least be a paper trail when he finally goes off the deep end and kills one of them.
Tell them to go live with another family member.
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id ontk now, my first thought was if one of my friends fathers was doing this shit, we'd take him into my house for a bit, work out something with other family to see whats going on, and then my uncle would go pay the father a visit and um... "educate him" on proper child raising.
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id ontk now, my first thought was if one of my friends fathers was doing this shit, we'd take him into my house for a bit, work out something with other family to see whats going on, and then my uncle would go pay the father a visit and um... "educate him" on proper child raising.
Convince them to leave. Or Baker Act him. Sure, it's only 72 hours, but maybe they'll find him unfit to return to society and put him in a mental institution for treatment. Once he gets on some meds, he'll be able to chill out and maybe lead a semi-normal life. Maybe once the kids realize that they don't need him, they'll be more willing to do something about taking charge of their own lives.
Honestly, with that situation, I wouldn't be surprised if one or both kids murdered their dad for terrorizing them for so long, because I'm willing to bet that it's been going on for a while.
Honestly, with that situation, I wouldn't be surprised if one or both kids murdered their dad for terrorizing them for so long, because I'm willing to bet that it's been going on for a while.
Ok... i know this might be a retarded thing to suggest but its all i can think off that hasnt been said
is it possible for your friend and his sister to hide out with you?
because if that assholes kills himself while they are with you then its a win right?
(i know this might be retarded please don't rage at me)
is it possible for your friend and his sister to hide out with you?
because if that assholes kills himself while they are with you then its a win right?
(i know this might be retarded please don't rage at me)
I don't know whether you can do this in your country, but in England you can claim single parent and unemployment benefits, so your friend's family should be able to function without their Dad working, providing this (or something similar) is the case where you live.
Other than that, I'm afraid that sort of behaviour CANNOT go ignored or excused. If your friend won't call the police or try to get help in any way, I'm afraid you're going to have to do so on his behalf.
Other than that, I'm afraid that sort of behaviour CANNOT go ignored or excused. If your friend won't call the police or try to get help in any way, I'm afraid you're going to have to do so on his behalf.