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“Wolf” was just about to finish his coffee when his front door burst open.

A social worker, flanked by a police officer, barged in, announcing that Wolf’s children were now in government custody. Wolf protested, but his pleas fell on deaf ears. 

“‘Shut up,'” he recalled the social worker yelling. “‘I can do it because I can.'”

Today, about six years later, Wolf recalled that horrific memory — his three daughters and granddaughter whisked away in the night, and the subsequent four years fighting to bring them home to Nain — on hearing the news of