She asks: “Is it safe to have this new person who will be in charge of my court supervised visits with my daughter in my home? I’m literally scared of them permeating the perimeter. How can I continue to nurture my daughter and grow our love in what feels almost like a house-arrest type situation? Will the new supervisor be able to eventually see the truth of things?”

We would not count on winning her over and having her see the truth. She will only be observing you and your daughter, and that is not enough to really make an assessment about the past and how things came to be in the current circumstance. If anything, she will be highly prejudiced to watch for trouble and find it if you are not careful. So you do need to be on your best behavior, and your daughter as well, to appear calm and untroubled, especially when she returns home but also during these visits as you will be scrutinized always—that is part of the job of such supervisors after all. Keep in mind, they are being manipulated as part of the targeting, that is why it is so devastating for the targeted individual, that all around them who interact will likely be manipulated to cause harm to the extent possible, given how manipulatable they might be, as the only limitation in what could happen. So under these circumstances, you are lucky to have any friends who see your side of things. Most people cannot resist the manipulations, so change for the better is unlikely given those circumstances. It is simply not in the individual's control; it is only those people who are in divine alignment, to a great enough degree they cannot be too heavily manipulated, who may continue to be open-minded and trustable.