Cause And Effect Essay On Aleesha Tell

The story that I am telling you today is about Lita Morgan. A little girl who was adopted at the age of two by a cruel woman, who turns into a torturous nightmare in her childhood and adolescence. Christine Morgan forced her daughter from 4 years old to countless of cruel situations which broke her little soul and body. The abuse included: make her drink bleach from a cloth used to clean toilets, holding her head under the bath water until she felt breathless, and the constant threat to kill her.

Aileen was born in 1956 to her 16 year old mother. She was not born with any physical or mental disabilities. At the time of her birth her father was incarcerated for child molestation and he was also believed to be a schizophrenic, he hung himself in jail and Aileen never met him. When Aileen was 3 years old her mother abandoned her and her 4 year old brother and left them with her own parents who legally adopted them. The family struggled economically and by age 11 Aileen would engage in sexual activities for food, drugs and alcohol. Home life was not easy for Aileen as she claims to be sexually abused by her alcoholic grandfather and beaten by her grandmother. She would also engage in

She was running away, causing concern and having sex by the age of 10 just for loose change, cigs, and what eventually became drugs and alcohol at the age of 13. 1970, when Aileen turned 14 she was pregnant and dropped out of high school. She accused an old neighbor man of rape but because of her reputation no one believed her and no attention was brought to the situation. Being that her grandparents are raising her they immediately did not support the baby and sent Aileen away to a home so she could give the child away for adoption without looking, holder or saying goodbye to the child. She gave birth to a baby boy on March 23, 1971. Returning home Aileen was very upset, ran way and was soon picked up by police. Soon to find out her grandmother had passed while she was gone. Acting out more and more Aileen’s grandfather kicked her and her brother out. While her brother went to a friend’s house to stay, at the age of 15 Aileen began prostituting on the highways of Florida because she was homeless. She would walk up and down the highway while men would pick her up for years. Aileen used her a body as a tool because in her mind that 's the only thing she could do to survive. Until she met a man named, Lewis Gratz Fell, who was also another man who had picked her up on the road. She was only married to the man for 9 weeks until the man accused her of draining his money and wanting a divorce. Everyone

A woman, named Dellena, was involved in sex trafficking business. She made a documentary titled, “Human Trafficking Survivor Story: Dellena, California,” where she shares her experience as a victim. As a little girl, her mother was very negative and always put her down. Her parents were divorced when Dellena was just a child. Not before long her mother remarried. Dellena’s new stepfather molested her and her sister at the age of seven. Soon after her parents remarried, she was put in the foster care system for five years and her mother never once came to see her. One day her mother showed up and told Dellena she was going home. Dellena said, “The reason my mother wanted me home was because my stepfather wanted me home because he liked twelve-year-old girls. That was the perfect age for him” (“Human Trafficking Survivor Story: Dellena, California”). After being molested again, she ran away from her home. On the streets she met a 21-year old, who took her

In the book called Spilled Milk, it talks about a little girl her name is Brooke. She lives in New York with her dad, mom, bother, and sisters. Brooke has kept a secret. The secret was that she had been sexually abused by her father, from a young child to about the age of sixteen. The act of being sexually abused by her father is terrible. Brooke also, took more abuse in the effort to stop her father from abusing her siblings. All her life she knew something was off about her dad and didn’t understand why until she realized she was being abused. Brooke’s mother read Brooke’s journal about the problems that her and her siblings were having. She made a promise to Brooke to try to help.

Rita Price, writer for The Columbus Dispatch, recounts a horrific story about siblings who suffered numerous accounts of abuse. After being beaten with baseball bats, burned with irons, starved, and forced to drink their own urine, the Ferguson children were finally able to come forward and testify against their adoptive parents in order to send them to prison. The children did not believe they had a voice, and the abuse went unnoticed for years. The Ferguson children, along with many others in similar situations, do not feel they have anyone to turn to. After going through foster care systems and the adoption process, the children had already experienced large amounts of change and stress, only to be left with negligent parents. In

Feelings are an abstract concept that takes children time and experience to understand and deal with in a socially acceptable manner. These activities have served to give the children in my class the foundation and the words needed to express their feelings. I can also use this strategy to remind children that emotions are okay, that words have power, and they now have the words.

Alice talked about her parents failing her when it came to talk about the rape and not providing her with support she needed. Her mother seemed to drag the attention on herself by going into these panic moments, and telling Alice she no longer wants to hear about it. Her father would just shut himself out and go on studying, and sadly was denial at first about Alice being raped. He admitted he could not grasp the concept of how one is raped, but good for him for being there for Alice while she went to court. As for Alice’s older sister, she was there for her, but could have been better at giving her sister ease and being the big sister that she needed to

Jeannetta McCrary, 41, told lawmakers how she went from being a straight-A cheerleader in a middle class family to a life of sexual exploitation and prostitution as a victim of child trafficking in the 1980s. She started hanging out with older friends and, when she was 11, she went with some of them to a party at an apartment in Tulsa. She said she was drugged and awoke naked on a dirty mattress in a room she did

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On July 29, 1994 in a small town in New Jersey, a 7 year old girl was lured into the home of Jesse Timmendequas after the promise of a puppy. What followed was the sexual assault and brutal murder of Megan Kanka, her body found in Mercer Park the next day. Timmendequas was arrested quickly and at which time his prior charges were brought to light. Timmendequas had been priorly charged with attacking a 5 year old child and attempted sexual assault of a 7 year old (“Parents For Megan’s Law”). These facts sparked community outrage, and petitions that demanded the right to be made more aware of sexual predators circulated the state. Megan Kanka’s parent pushed for the state legislators to create a new law, stating that “ if they had known about

On July 15, 2011, three years after her daughter had been missing, Casey Anthony was

PER REPORTER: Norma reported that she was sexually abused by her step-father. The first time was when she was 5 years old and it was in Bolivia. The family moved to the States and the abuse continued up until 2 years ago. Norma moved in with her aunt and it stopped. She stated the step-father would make her touch him and he would touch her. He would have sex with her and make her use her mouth on him. Per reporter, yesterday it was said that it was the step-father for the first time. Norma reported that mom was a prostitute in Bolivia. She passed out in another room and one of mom's client raped her while mom was passed out. This happened multiple times after that with the step-father. The step-father is the mother's former client. He cheated

Entering the classroom, the dim lights representing loneliness faced towards Lorna that had been centered in a circle, this portrayed she had been trapped in society and her past. The far proxemics from lorna to the audeince expressed her isolation and her not use to people as she had always been'' with her babysitter''. Lorna's closed body language and weak facial expression expressed her emptiness of losing someone. Vibrating her fingers; repeatedly saying'' no one came'' in a subdued voice, showed she was loisng control. The black bag symbolised death of her baby; the bottle represented she was an alcoholic, Lorna's higher levels contrasted expressing she grew stronger breaking the climax by screaming in a loud volume.

Cause and effect essay explores why things happen (cause) and what happens as a result (effects). This essay gives reasons and explanations for behaviors, events, or circumstances.