To my husband this was more than a mere coincidence.

He had a DNA test done and was devastated to learn that the child he thought was biologically his, was not. However, the morally depraved criminal still expects to be paid 17 - 23% of my husband's gross income as child support per month. Monthly adjustments to ensure she gets as much money as possible while she doesn't work.

She also has set extreme limits on visitation. I ask you Senators; doesn't this make my husband a silent benefactor? He is not the biological father, has limited access to this child, but pays and pays and pays.

The longer this bill takes to become law the longer it will take for the morally depraved to locate the biological families.

These biological families will miss another birthday, soccer game, dance recital, etc. How many fathers have to miss another Saturday with their sons fishing or playing catch?

They will miss watching their daughters get ready for the prom. If 18 years later these young men and women are finally told the truth, how horrible is that?

They have missed 18 years with their rightful, biological families.

Also these children at anytime could become ill with a genetically inherited disease. What happens then?

The longer these criminals receive compensation for their actions the longer they will deny their wrongdoing. Even some of the most heinous criminals, murderers or rapists, at times show remorse for their crimes. But not the criminals who commit Paternity Fraud.

They have played God with so many lives. Seeing that they are motivated by money, the children will be well taken care of. After all, these people will eventually go after the rightful parents, but only if made to do so. Made to do so by HB 369.

 Please, I plead with all of you to consider this bill and make it law, now. It will help so many people now and in the future. It will make these women think twice before they play with other people's lives again. No one else can stop the claiming of so many victims in Georgia, but the Lawmakers of Georgia.

Sincerely,

MS