But what an ordeal for your friend, I sure hope everything worked out for them. That is just terrible.
Just to think that those people would go through someones things is unthinkable. They do things that are illegal to anyone else and get away with it. I was a bit worried myself, because when the 'help' was here and we were all leaving, somehow I didn't manage to turn the key. The woman said: 'No worries, I never lock my door.' I didn't feel comfortable at all that she knew that my door wasn't locked but I had to go to collect my daughter. Lucky for us we have two big dogs who would never allow anyone to just enter, but I got the lock fixed right away after we got back just in case. And then I read this, I think I wasn't overly concerned...Just imagine.
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Yes, my friend ended up okay. But she had to stay on her toes. The Social Worker also kept trying really hard to get her to say something bad about her husband, and told her that she should leave her husband. (Even though he is a GREAT guy!)
They simply want to destroy families -- period.
The only thing that the Social Worker found in her house was a messy laundry room that she tried to make her feel badly about.
However, after all of that ordeal she still felt very nervous ... and ended up leaving our province. She did not want to stay in this town anymore after being treated that way. So I lost my good friend that I used to visit with regularly, and my daughter lost her best little friend too.
And yes ... I'm glad that you changed the locks!