Custody Case Court Documents that Shed Light on the Dylan Farrow-Woody Allen Saga
I had time to sit down this weekend and read the entire court document. I only include a few snips from the Beast's report on it here, but if you have time, it is a very instructive and revealing read. (also trigger warnings)
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/02/10/inside-the-shocking-custody-case-court-documents-that-shed-light-on-the-dylan-farrow-woody-allen-saga.html
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Now, to New York Supreme Court Justice Wilks decision. Here are the biggest reveals in the court documents, in chronological order.
1. Allens Relationship with Mia
The decision says that, up until 1985, Allen had virtually a single persons relationship with Farrow and viewed her children as an encumbrance, having no interest in them. Allen lived in his apartment on the east side of Manhattan, while Farrow lived on the west side with her kids. In 1984, Farrow told Allen she wanted to have his child. He was reluctant, and only agreed after Ms. Farrow promised that the child would live with her and that Mr. Allen need not be involved with the childs care or upbringing. After six months of trying, Farrow chose to adopt a child and, since Allen chose not to participate in the adoption, she was the sole adoptive parent. On July 11, 1985, Dylan joined the Farrow clan.
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3. Mias Relationship with Woody
The decision claims Allen showed no interest in [Farrows] pregnancy with their biological child, Satchel (now Ronan), and he did not touch her stomach, listen to the fetus, or try to feel it kick. And, a few months into the pregnancy, Farrow began to withdraw from Mr. Allen, and following the birth of Satchel, grew more distant from Mr. Allen.
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11. More Testimony from Dylan
On Dec. 30, 1992, the Connecticut State Police interviewed Dylan. Dylan told them that at a time Ms. Farrow calculates to be the fall of 1991 she witnessed Allen and Soon-Yi having sex at Allens apartment. Her reporting was childlike but graphic, says the documents. She also told the state police that Allen had pushed her face into a plate of hot spaghetti and had threatened to do it again.
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