Christy Baker, the child's biological mother, left the courtroom afterward in tears, declining to comment until she composed herself. It was the first time she had ever seen Schofield in person. I was angry. All I could do was cry. Every time she appears, I will be there. . . .
Justice needs to be served for Logan.
Baker has accused DHS of not protecting Marr, even after the child alleged that she had been mistreated by Schofield. DHS acknowledged it failed to make a quarterly visit to Schofield's home in December. Since the child's death, DHS says it has increased efforts to inspect foster homes. Bailey Marr has been placed in another foster home, and Schofield's own children have been living with relatives. She is not allowed to have contact with children.