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Jun 3, 2021 · The Baby Brokers: Inside America’s Murky Private-Adoption Industry 25 minute read Shyanne Klupp, shown here at her California home on Nov. 21, 2020, regrets placing her child for adoption back ...
May 13, 2018 · Babies were not cheap and baby selling proved to be such a lucrative business that New York City authorities uncovered a million-dollar adoption racket in 1959 that included loan sharking and ...
- Janet Golden
Jan 1, 2016 · Helen Tanos Hope Adoptees: In 1994 some of Helen Tanos Hopes records were discovered in a dumpster in Davie, Florida. Helen Tanos Hope died in 1994 and it seems a relative of hers decided to "get rid" of the files. A business man discovered the files and contacted the police and the records were retrieved.
Jan 5, 2024 · This piece by Rachel Nolan—an edited excerpt from her book, Until I Find You: Disappeared Children and Coercive Adoptions in Guatemala —is an eye-opening look at Guatemala’s privatized adoption industry. During a wave of international private adoptions beginning in the ’60s, thousands of Guatemalan children were taken from their families.
- Cheri Lucas Rowlands
Nov 12, 2010 · Those termed “Cole Babies” were children born in Miami between 1927 and 1963 whose black market “adoption” placements were handled by Katherine M. Cole, Ruby Sutera, or Ephrain Suarez, (The Suarez Clinic.) This latest article features the plight of a number of the Cole “adoptees”, such as Cyn Bird, a late discovery adoptee (or LDA ...
Sep 22, 1996 · Case of the baby brokers. In the 1959 case in New York, Scopas, a prominent Greek-American, was forced to resign as a magistrate over allegations that he was dealing in black-market babies. "Back in 1956, word got around that Scopas was in the baby-selling business.
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Sep 21, 2021 · Oz sits down with people who discovered they were victims of an illicit baby-selling operation led by a small-town doctor in Georgia that stole and sold at least 200 babies over decades.
