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 “People who don’t do crazy costumes start feeling like the odd one out and assume they are somehow hurting their kid,” adds Borba. “It becomes a vicious cycle of guilt, expense and entitlement.”dd over to her father after determining that Barnett had bipolar disorder. But rather than give her child up, Barnett fled South Carolina in 1994 and spent the next two decades living under several aliases in South Africa, New Zealand, and finally, Australia. Jim Arnold, who was chief of police in Isle of Palms, S.C., at the time of the abduction, told ABC 4 Charleston that he remembered searching the

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