Taylyan Clausen: A Case Study

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This worker met with Taylyan Clausen at oxbow Creek Elementary school. Privacy practices and Tennessen notices were reviewed verbally. The interview was recorded. Taylyan appeared calm and engaged. This writer asked about the allegation. Taylyan stated that they have been living with their grandmother’s apartment until three days. She reported that recently their uncle came home and started, “saying a bed words about my mom and my older brother.” She reported that her uncle was yelling and that she called her mother afterward to pick them up. Taylyan stated that they are staying with her mother’s boyfriend John since they have been asked to leave. Taylyan stated that her grandmother did not want them to leave because she worried that we

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