Smith then told her to complete the sign-out form. Smith that she was there to take Scotty to see his father. Smith asked whether Suzanne Baker had come to eat lunch with Scotty because the school was having a Thanksgiving lunch to which parents and other relatives had been invited. Smith noticed that the woman was wearing a wig, but she did not become suspicious because many women in the community wear wigs. Scotty, who was ten years old, was a student at the school. On Novemat 11:20 a.m., Suzanne Renee Baker entered Paces Creek Elementary School and informed Charlotte Smith, the school secretary, that she wanted to pick up Scotty Baker.

This matter is presently before the court on the motion of the remaining defendants for summary judgment (Doc. This court previously concluded that the individual defendants are entitled to qualified immunity and dismissed the § 1983 claims against them individually. Various officers of the Clay County School District, individually and in their official capacities, together with the Clay County Board of Education, are also defendants. Smith, the school secretary who released Scotty into the hands of his stepmother and an accomplice who murdered him. The action was filed against Charlotte H. Plaintiffs also assert supplemental state law claims. § 1983, to recover damages for the death of Donald Scott Baker (hereinafter referred to as 'Scotty'), a minor. This is a civil rights action, pursuant to 42 U.S.C. Brooks, Brooks & Fitzpatrick, Lexington, KY, for defendant and official defendants.

Prather, Jr., Somerset, KY, and Arthur L. Neville Smith, Smith & Wells, Manchester, KY, John G. Davies, Barbourville, KY and Annette Morgan, Manchester, KY, for plaintiffs and executors plaintiffs. CLAY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, et al., Defendants.

By Pain of Death by Suzanne Clay