Loophole put abuse victim in aunt's home

June 9, 2002

Shirley L. Anderson had to disclose nothing about her background when she requested custody of her nephews, Alexander and Nathaniel Wallace, in February. She did not have to disclose her five misdemeanor convictions, including one for misdemeanor assault that was pleaded down from second-degree felony assault. She did not have to divulge that she lost custody of her own daughter, or that Child Protective Services has a 10-volume file on her. Anderson simply checked a few boxes on a form,

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