Adaylnn Mann: Case Study

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CM Gilmore made an announced visit to the residence of Christopher Mann, who is the BFA of Adaylnn Mann, who is listed as the VC in the report. Anglea Gilmare was present at the home with VC. CM Gilmore explained the reason for the visit. Angela reported the following: • Angela reported that Bmo has been making things very difficult for the current visit. • Angela reported that the judge found Bmo in contempt in their recent court hearing for visitation. • Angela reported that Christopher Mann hasn’t seen VC since July. • CM Gilmore observed VC who had no marks/bruises. o Adalynn appeared to be very shy; however, started talking to CM about her Christmas gifts and the cookies she recently baked. o CM allowed VC to tell about her day at

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