Well I understand your concern Mr. Simpson. But this is just a child's way of coping with...

Grace Poole:

[watching Andy through a one-way observation window]
Naturally, he was badly traumatized by the murders. But he bounced back pretty fast at that age. Joanne:
Poor kid. Grace Poole:
What Andy needs now is a normal family environment. A fresh start and a chance to forget the past. Since you two have been so good with so many children. We were hoping you might foster him until his mother recovers. Joanne:
There's always room for one more. Phil:
[grunts of disapproval] Joanne:
What's that supposed to mean? Phil:
Well, he seems "normal" enough, but how's all this affected him? Grace Poole:
Well, in order to come to terms with something he couldn't possibly understand. He, um, turned it all into a kind of fairytale. He insisted his doll was responsible. He said it was possessed by the soul of Charles Lee Ray. Phil:
Who? Grace Poole:
The Lakeshore Strangler. He murdered a dozen people in this series of ritual voodoo killings. Phil:
Are we even qualified to take care of a boy like this? Grace Poole:
Well I understand your concern Mr. Simpson. But this is just a child's way of coping with a difficult situation. Andy's fine now. He just wants to get on with his life