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Mamdan Tragedy Father Speaks Out:

“CPS Failed Me and My Kids”

August 20, 2026

Cameron Erhart says Child Protective Services had been involved with his family long before the Aug. 6 attack in Mandan. He says Kailey had threatened to kill herself and the children, a safety plan lasted only a few months, and later threats left him afraid to call police. After two children were killed and a third seriously injured, CPS removed the surviving toddler from his care. Now Cameron is speaking publicly about what he believes went wrong before and after the tragedy.

MANDAN, N.D. — Cameron says he decided to speak publicly because too many people were forming conclusions about him without knowing what had happened behind the scenes.

“There was a lot of misinformation that’s being spread around at the moment. I feel like a lot of the confusion, it’d be nice to clear some of that out.”

– Cameron Erhart

On Aug. 6, three young children were attacked inside a Mandan home. Two died. The third survived after undergoing emergency surgery.

Their mother, Kailey Erhart, faces criminal charges stemming from the attack. The criminal case remains pending, and Erhart is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

Much of the public discussion afterward has focused on Cameron. Did he do enough to protect his children?

Cameron says the public does not know exactly what happened during his family’s earlier involvement with CPS, what Kailey had threatened, or why he says he eventually felt trapped and afraid of what could happen if he called authorities.

Four days after the attack, as Cameron expected to finally take his surviving son home from the hospital, CPS instead took custody of the child.

“I had to walk him out of the hospital into their vehicle,” Cameron said.

But Cameron says the story of what happened with CPS began much earlier.

Cameron says CPS had been involved with his family well before Aug. 6.

According to Cameron, Kailey had threatened to kill herself and the children if he contacted police, telling him she could do it before officers ever arrived. Cameron says he believed those threats.

Because he feared that calling police himself could trigger the very thing Kailey was threatening, Cameron says he instead disclosed what was happening to his therapist and, through her, found what he believed was a safer way to contact CPS about the threats. His therapist then contacted CPS on his behalf.

Cameron says CPS workers then came to the home and interviewed both parents. According to Cameron, Kailey admitted to CPS that she had made threats involving killing herself and the children.

Cameron expected a much stronger intervention.

“I feel like they failed me and my children,” Cameron told 701 Report.

His account that CPS knew about earlier threats is also reflected in the public criminal affidavit, which states that Cameron told investigators after the attack that Kailey had previously made comments about killing herself and the children and that CPS had been aware of those comments.

Cameron says CPS later became more involved after a separate incident involving a firearm and police. Kailey received mental-health treatment, and CPS implemented a safety plan.

But Cameron says the plan was minimal. According to him, it lasted only a few months and involved only a few supervised visits, during which Kailey could see the children with another adult present.

To Cameron, even that was not enough. Given the threats he says Kailey had already made — and admitted making to CPS — Cameron believed she should not have been permitted contact with the children at all after threats of that nature.

“What I feel like should have been done is that Kailey needed to be removed from the kids completely at that time.”

– Cameron Erhart

After only a few months, Cameron says the restrictions ended and the earlier CPS involvement effectively came to a close. He says Kailey received psychiatric treatment and appeared more stable for a period.

But Cameron says CPS’s earlier response still never matched the seriousness of what the agency had been told. In his view, CPS did intervene. It simply did not do nearly enough.

account continues at link:

https://701report.com/mandan-tragedy-father-speaks-out-cps-failed-me-and-my-kids/