RETALIATION

There’s a pattern in New Hampshire, and once you see it, you can’t unsee it: the people closest to the truth are the ones most afraid to speak it.This episode follows the crisis at the Sununu Youth Services Center — the resignations, the involvement of the Attorney General’s office, and a juvenile justice veteran with two decades on the job who still, even now, won’t put their name to what they saw. We ask why. And we ask what it costs a state when institutional self-protection works exactly as designed: silence the insiders, discredit the outsiders, wait for the story to die of exhaustion instead of disproof.NH Supreme Court rejects lawsuit challenging child protection systemThe New Hampshire Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled against a former state employee who accused the Department of Health and Human Services of failing to protect children from abuse and neglect.www.wmur.comJul 21, 2021https://www.wmur.com/article/new-hampshire-supreme-court-rejects-child-protection-system-lawsuit/37089571https://www.nhpr.org/health/2020-02-13/dhhs-employee-files-whistleblower-lawsuit-over-child-protection-serviceshttps://www.concordmonitor.com/2019/09/30/st-pauls-school-concord-nh-grand-jury-report-remain-confidential-28809670/https://indepthnh.org/2020/02/02/spaulding-bewildered-by-ags-request-to-probe-hilliard-for-laurie-list/Built on public record, on-the-record sourcing, and a standard I don’t budge on: receipts over vibes. Get full access to The Gracie Gato Podcast at gracieformermrsgato.substack.com/subscribe