Much of the evidence is sealed to the public and was contained in the Juvenile proceedings. It will be presented at the criminal trial in Josephine County in July. Presenting that evidence for your exclusive review prior to that isn't part of the process. Through discovery, the Christines and their attorneys were made aware of the evidence. The Christines chose to relinquish their parental rights and, thus, terminate the Juvenile proceedings based on a review of that evidence. Lucky for them that the Medlands were able to care for the three older girls.
I suggest that you contact Mr. Steele for the complete list of actual names of those in Grant' Pass that have advised the Christines. You have posted the name of one, Michael Sieradzki, who professed to have inside knowledge of the case. You should ask him, also. Then there were those pesky posters lightstream, Mynself, Northernlight, etc.. ask them too.
Nearly 3 years after the accusations were made.
As far as Micheal goes, he didn't advise Brian. It seems pretty clear that Brian advised himself according to the court records.
You're pretty confident of evidence you've never seen. Even the police officer who was in charge of this investigation wasn't confident of his own alleged evidence when I talked to him on the phone.
The children should never have been removed in the first place. Had Brian refused to allow the police to ever talk to his children, they never would have been taken and a good lawyer will get the charges vacated due to the fact that the police had no probable cause in the first place.
Then again they should have no jurisdiction at all in this matter. But that's a whole different argument.
Lucky for the girls, too. The further away they are from the "Sovereign White Citizens" crowd, the better.