Who's Watching the Kids? by PBS Montana is a documentary film that exposes the dark side of the "troubled teen" industry in the United States. The film delves into the stories of several families who sent their children to these programs, only to discover that their children were subjected to physical and emotional abuse, neglect, and other forms of mistreatment. The documentary sheds light on the lack of government oversight and regulation of these programs, and advocates for the protection of vulnerable teenagers from the dangers of these institutions. It is a powerful and thought-provoking film that provides insight into the reality of the troubled teen industry and the impact it has on families and young people.
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00:00:00 - intro
00:10:30 - no license is required and no right to close it down
00:13:40 - no restrictions on employee or background checks
00:15:00 - for profit industry, political connections, and free child labour
00:17:00 - spring creek lodge donations to Sheriff Gene Arnold
00:18:20 - child abuse victim sent before court order could issued
00:21:24 - sanders county sheriffs office ignored court order
00:24:00 - Montana attorney general office gets involved
00:26:00 - Karlye Newman suicide and investigation
00:31:00 - Families speak out
00:35:00 - Chaffin Pullan response
00:36:10 - Congressman George Miller speaks out against programs
00:38:17 - wwasp
3 июл 2022
