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A 14-year-old cultivate tyke who hanged herself in a shower slow down and communicate it on Facebook endured years of sexual mishandle, was beaten and dismisses by her mom and skiped between more than 14 encourage homes, as per a 20-page report discharged by the Florida Department of Children and Families.

The report discharged late Monday presumed that while state welfare experts could have made a superior showing with regards to, Naika Venant's association with her mom Gina Alexis assumed a huge part in her demise.

"Notwithstanding everything that had happened amongst Naika and her mom, Naika yearned to be home," said the report, composed by individuals from a Critical Incident Rapid Response Team that was conveyed by office Secretary Mike Carroll after the tyke's demise in January. "Naika regularly disclosed to her specialist that she extraordinarily missed her mom and truly needed to backpedal home."

The report nitty gritty the mishandle. At the point when Naika was 4, the office was called to her mom's home after the young lady was left unattended by a male sitter, with no nourishment or running water. Alexis enlisted the young lady in day care and moved to another home.

The following year, the report stated, Naika went to the crisis stay with an undisclosed perpetual wellbeing condition. The kid welfare office was reached when Alexis "called Naika a liar and a faker."

Naika utilized a scarf to hang herself in a Miami Gardens cultivate home on Jan. 22 and livestreamed it on Facebook.

In 2009, the report says Alexis beat Naika with a belt after the young lady was sexually forceful with another youngster. She was expelled from her mom's home. Case managers looked to realize where the 6-year-old young lady had found out about sex. She told specialists she rested in the stay with her mom's beaus and watched "sex films."

The following year, after she was come back to her mom, DCF got a report that the young lady was sexually mishandled while in child care. The other youngster eagerly denied it, saying Naika was the forceful one.

As indicated by the report, Naika fled in 2014, telling agents she was anxious her mom would beat her. Alexis declined to take Naika back, undermining to beat the then 11-year-old youngster on the off chance that she was left there. After two months, a Miami judge - over the protest of case managers and a court-requested lay gatekeeper - returned Naika to her mom.

In April 2016, Alexis returned Naika to the state, saying she'd had it with her "conduct."

Last November experts suggested that Naika live in a "specific restorative cultivate home." But no bed was accessible.

In the report, the DCF group blamed the psychological wellness experts who worked with Naika for treating the manifestations of her injury and manhandle "instead of tending to the injury itself" and for neglecting to address the lethality of the young lady's association with her mom.

Alexis' lawyer Howard Talenfeld debated the discoveries, telling the Miami Herald the report depends on mistaken data and "is an obvious whitewash of the systemic disappointments."