Jewely&co wrote:
Nah I think that might be a conspiracy theory gone mad. Now we need to find out if all pictures drawn make there way to court or if just ones that suggest something disturbing get there. I don't think I know what a "disturbing" picture would look like
No conspiracy theory here, it's simple, if Child Safety get a child to draw drawings that just happen to be dark, even if the drawing itself is not a sign of a child being abused, example drawing pictures of people or animals being harmed, etc, they will use it like said and use it well against the person who has been charged with a criminal offense via one of Child Safety CSO's giving evidence against the accused during the defendants trial.
What concerns me is this has now attracted legal attention and it has been bought up on this forum before that a jury could be swung to a guilty verdict only because an expert witness bought in by Child Safety testifies that these dark drawings are a sign that this child has been abused.
Now, as IHGD has said many times, what would be the legal repercussions if it was found that the selection of colours given to the children were deliberately laid out in such a way where even a child drawing a pretty picture of flowers etc would have no choice but to use a collection of dark colours only.
I have spoken to three professionals over this matter and none of them have ever heard of this before, but has certainly awakened their interest and they have found this very concerning.