I certainly can't accept that the major problem surrounding a child's being sodomized at Hyde ("gang raped") is that another former client of Hyde made it easy to identify the victim. That's ludicrous.
So you don't see any problem then with disclosing the identity of a rape victim, potentially forcing the to relive a trauma that they CHOSE to not relive any more than they had to 5-10 years ago?
That's fairly illuminating....
Obviously, the major problem is that this boy was sodomized in an unsafe environment
From my experience, there is a fair degree of vigilent observation at Hyde. Not like public schools where everyone looks the other way. That said, there is also a fair degree of freedom. Hyde is not a lock-down, and the kids aren't monitored on cameras.
Anyway, this would be a nice fact....IF YOU HADN'T MADE IT UP!
and the adults (Hyde staff) that were charged with his welfare failed miserably in safeguarding him
Yes, I see, based solely on the fact that it was alleged to have happened, ergo, Hyde failed "miserably" in safeguarding him.
and subsequently failed to properly report the incident as is required by law.
You don't really want to go through all of this again. Well, apparently you do, so:
1. Show me any credible evidence that the child ask for it to be reported and that he was prevented from doing so;
2. Show me any credible evidence the child's family wasn't intimately involved in this decision and chose to do the best thing for the child;
3. Show me any credible evidence that no report in fact was made;
4. Show me any credible evidence that there was a duty to make this report.
Here's why you can't and won't be able to show any of these things: They are all fundamentally private communications, and anyone who pretends to know otherwise is lying.
Its really not much more complicated than that.