Denise Richards Says Brooke Mueller Is Destroying Bob And Max

In one of the most sad and devastating letters that I have ever seen Denise Richards details how Brooke Mueller is turning Bob and Max into zombies who show no emotion as they become violent and torture animals and people. These kids are so young and if their behavior is not stopped this is the kind of thing that is going to lead to certain harm for people and for animals and become progressively worse as they get older. This is the kind of letter that will get a judge's attention and make them truly think if any time spent with Brooke Mueller is worth it.

Denise says that most of this behavior is because of Brooke. She says the children were having problems when they were placed with Denise but therapy saw to many of the issues but as soon as Brooke was allowed seeing Bob and Max their behavior reverted back to where it had been and when Brooke was able to see them more it became truly violent and scary and makes Denise fearful for her own children and animals and does not want them in her care any longer.

"The most concerning behavior is that boys complete detachment from any emotion when they are in the moment inflicting harm on a person or animals. While in these moments they enter a zombie like state. This is their most troublesome behavior myself and others have witnessed. They have expressed their love for our dogs, which are very gentle and kid friendly. They both have repeatedly kicked the dogs in the head, squeezed their heads with both hands while watching the dogs whimper in pain. The boys have choked them, punched them, pressed on their back and head extremely hard. While petting our little dog very sweetly, a second later they had had their hands tight around our dog’s neck and lifted him off the floor while strangling him. While doing this, they showed no remorse or any emotion. Due to their state I can’t get their attention to stop them when they’re inflicting harm. I have to physically pry their hands away. I could wave my hand in front of their face and they won’t flinch. I have repeatedly shared this many, many times to everyone involved in this case. I tell the boys they could kill the dogs strangling them, but have gotten many responses from the boys that they want to hurt them and want them to die. Shortly after they will tell me how much they love the dogs. The examples I have given are a handful of incidences that I have witnessed since having the boys. I realize that the boys have endured a lot and I would imagine the reasons the department removed them from their home have had an effect on them. I am aware that the boys are confused. How could they not be?"