Nicole and Robert are going through a contentious divorce. A bitter argument breaks out between them regarding the custody of their two children, Casey (age 8) and Caiden (age 6). Tempers flare and accusations are thrown around. In the midst of this heated exchange, Nicole feeling overwhelmed and desperate to gain an upper hand, decides to make an CPS report against Robert.

Nicole calls CPS and alleges that Robert is physically abusive towards their children, often leaving visible bruises and marks on their bodies. She claims that he also neglects their basic needs, such as proper nutrition and hygiene, and that he frequently exposes them to inappropriate and dangerous situations. Nicole provides no concrete evidence or specific incidents to support her claims, relying solely on her emotional account.

Upon receiving this report, the CPS caseworker is obligated to investigate the allegations. The caseworker visits the children's home, interviews neighbors, teachers, and family members to gather information, and closely examines the children for any signs of abuse or neglect. The investigation does not initially yield any physical evidence or eyewitness testimonies that could substantiate Nicole's allegations.

During the interviews, Nicole's emotionally charged behavior and repeated mention of her belief that Robert is an unfit parent raises some concerns for the caseworker. Additionally, the children, Casey and Caiden, appear anxious and uneasy when discussing their parents and the ongoing custody battle. This prompts further investigation, including interviews with both Robert and Nicole separately.

As the caseworker digs deeper into the case, it becomes apparent that Nicole's allegations lack evidence. There are no medical records showing any physical injuries consistent with her claims, the children's teachers have not noticed any signs of abuse or neglect, and neighbors report that Casey and Caiden often seem content and happy. Statements from Robert and the children contradict Nicole's allegations, with both denying any abusive behavior or neglect.

After evaluation of all available information and following proper procedures, the CPS caseworker concludes that there is not enough evidence to support or confirm the allegations or to determine that abuse has occured. The case is closed, and any future concerns from either parent will be closely monitored.

Based on this information, the outcome of this CPS investigation?