Fausat Ogunbayo, a State Islander filed a shocking lawsuit of $900 trillion against the government of New York for allegedly taking and placing her three children in foster homes about three years ago. Ogunbayo has accused the City of New York's Administration for Children's Services for "causing economic hardship, substantial economic injuries and violating her and her children’s civil rights. Her sons, removed in June 2008, are now ages 16 and 13," according to Forbes report.
Ogunbayo, 46 claimed that "over three years of terror, horror, grievous harm, time lost, substantial economic hardship and injuries" due to their separation. In removing the boys, the city contended Ms. Ogunbayo was mentally unstable and had refused treatment, said court papers. She allegedly suffered from hallucinations and delusions, and also left the boys at home alone for extended periods while she was working, the city maintained. Ms. Ogunbayo, who is representing herself, has branded the allegations a “huge lie," according to a Silive report.
Denying that she is mentally incapacitated to take care of her children, she further added in her complaint that the City of New York “recklessly disregarded” her “right to family integrity," according to the Smokinggun website.The children are still in the custody of ACS due to a petition pending in Family Court.
