The Blouin foster home in Massachusetts became a house of horrors where children endured years of torture and neglect while DCF ignored repeated warnings. This story exposes how systemic failures, shredded records, and official indifference allowed abuse to continue unchecked, leaving lasting scars and raising urgent questions about accountability.

Massachusetts has become a state where children slip through the cracks of a broken system. Despite repeated warnings, audits, and tragic deaths, DCF continues to ignore red flags and fail the very children it is sworn to protect. From Jeremiah Oliver to David Almond, the pattern is clear: systemic neglect and secrecy have replaced accountability.

The preventable death of 14-year-old David Almond exposes the catastrophic failures of Massachusetts DCF and the broken child protection system meant to keep children safe.