Anna-Marie and Cody Hartmann

Both physically abused by their father and Anna was sexually abused. She was touched by father on top of her clothing.Anna and Cody where trowed at the T.V. this is how it happened. It was there turn to watch T.V. so they both covered up in to covers and snuck up behind him PS he had a beer bottle.They changed the channel so he got them put and they where both still in the covers and he swung them like a baseball to the T.V. He called Cody gay when he was born and broke Anna's glasses on purpose. He took there toys and hid them.He hated black people and Anna had a black friend that lived under them.Anna also had a black doll that was her favorite doll in the whole world and he ripped off the head.He lives now in Oregon and Anna and Cody live with there step dad but they call him daddy and there mom.They have a step mom and Anna says she loves her step mom but not her father.Anna and Cody have 3 step brothers.When Anna was younger she got out off school cuz she would cry and say "NO!He is ganna get me!!!He will come back and get me!!!"She wouldn't yell in the school.Anna has exam so that is an other reason why she got out of school. "This child can not even sit down," is what her teacher would say. Anna has nightmares.She is not afiad of her father like she was when she was younger. "If he lays a hand on me is the time I take out pepper spay. "The last time Anna and Cody saw him he hit Anna in a bowlingally. As soon as she saw her grandmother she ran to her with teary eyes.She never told her what had happened that night. Anna and Cody do not count there father. "He is NOT a part of this family. Never will and NEVER was! "Anna and Cody both say that.


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Is anyone standing up for these precious children and reporting their situation to social services? They need someone to help them and get counseling.

Here is a number to call for information in your area:

If you, or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence call the toll-free National Domestic Violence Hotline at:
800-799-SAFE

The National Domestic Violence Hotline provides 24-hour, toll-free crisis intervention services, referrals to domestic violence and other emergency shelters and programs, and information about assistance networks and other resources to learn more about domestic violence.

Managing Agency
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
http://www.hhs.gov/

If they don't get assistance, they will have a difficult life and get into abusive relationships.

Thank you for sharing and helping these girls.

Sincerely,
Margaret