Tag: Oklahoma DHS

Presten Mooney’s Health Goes Down Hill Fast, While Government Turns The Screws

By Jenni White - Managing Editor October 17, 2025 0

Katy Smith has highlighted failures in Oklahoma’s child protection systems through her work, emphasizing the need for accountability among taxpayer-funded institutions. A podcast and video discuss Presten’s case and urge citizens to contact representatives to advocate for reform. Citizens are called to elect officials committed to serving the public.

While DHS Continues To Ignore The Tragedy They Created, Lincoln’s Family Continues To Fight

By Jenni White - Managing Editor July 23, 2025 1

Katy Smith updated the podcast on Lincoln Lochman’s case, highlighting ongoing issues with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (DHS), which unlawfully removed him from his parents and placed him with a same-sex couple linked to child sex crimes. Despite mandates to keep children within their families, DHS ignored family requests. Actions to report and help return Lincoln to his parents are encouraged.

Our Latest Interview With V1SUT – You Have To See It To Believe It – Action Needed

By Rope Report June 25, 2025 1

Mary discussed a troubling Oklahoma DHS case on the podcast, revealing severe mishandling that may involve child trafficking. Viewers expressed outrage, emphasizing a flawed court system and the dangerous prioritization of ideology over child safety. The episode calls for public awareness and action to support the affected family amid inadequate political response.

Rep. Humphrey Calls for DHS Oversight in Oklahoma

By Jenni White - Managing Editor November 4, 2024 0

Oklahoma Representative Justin “JJ” Humphrey discusses the obstacles in launching a full investigation into the state’s DHS system, highlighting the Wooley family’s tragic situation in the documentary “Saving Clayton.” Despite evidence, governmental authorities, including the Governor and Attorney General, have not initiated an investigation, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in caring for Oklahoma’s children.