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Andrew Jackson's Letter To His Father
EREPORT # 18939 stated the following: Andrew reported that his father has been harming him in multiple ways since he was very young. Andrew reports that several years ago his father, Chris Carlisle, would use his thumb to push his tooth back as a form of punishment. Andrew also reported being hit with a switch, belt, metal hanger, wooden spoon, and also being pushed and hit on the back. Andrew said that in the past he has had bruises and bleeding as a result of his father's actions. Andrew has a wound on his foot that he reports is from his father pushing him into a chair about a week ago. Andrew is currently staying with his paternal grandparents. He said that he has been living there for a few weeks because he is afraid of his father. He
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