As we have shown before, the closure of the preschool portion of Creative Frontiers was in part closed due to the allegations of I.M. but not entirely. I.M. didn't cause the building code violations, she didn't revoke the business license for CFS and she isn't part of the charges against Robert Adams. Why? We don't know that, only the District Attorney's office would have that information. Those charges may or may not be added later.
The elementary portion of CFS was closed due to the numerous code violations. Nothing I.M. said had anything to do with that portion of the school. Peet states,
Another problem -and the enduring problem-is that authorities refused, then, as they refuse now, to admit anything so terrible as having made a mistake in being led astray by Mertens.What exactly is there to admit? There are 6 victims, 2 employees (1 former, 1 current at the time of closure) that have said something nefarious happened. He is right in that I.M. is not part of the current charges, however, that doesn't mean that the authorities were led astray, or that they authorities made any mistake. It also doesn't mean her allegations were necessarily false either. We have talked about the way the closure was handled previously. Perhaps it could have been handled differently, however, simply removing Robert Adams as the principal would not have cleared the building violations dating back 2 years, that would not have removed the denial of a license approval - in short, solely removing Robert Adams would not have made Creative Frontiers School safe for the children attending.
I think the question is not "When will the authorities admit they made a mistake?" but "When will the Adams family own up to their failure to file permits and keep the school up to code?" Not once have they answered this very pertinent question.