The tale of Rifqa Bary, who claims she ran away from her immigrant Muslim family's home in Ohio to Florida because she feared her parents would kill her because she converted to Christianity from Islam continues. Her parents want her home, claiming they love her and never would harm her; that this is a case of a teenager running away from home after an argument with her parents. Bary claims otherwise and wants to remain in Florida. Yesterday a judge in Florida sealed the state investigative report and decided she could remain in Florida as a ward of the state, living with a foster family. Rene Stutzman and Amy L. Edwards of the Orlando Sentinel report on the latest decisions. -- Should the FDLE (Florida Department of Law Enforcement) report that clears her parents be released to the public? Dawson's answer: No. At least not for 10 days.-- Should he appoint another attorney for the teenager? Answer: No, she already has three.-- Should he issue a gag order banning attorneys...(Read Full Post)