Mum Tried to Sell Her Kids on FB for Boyfriend's Jail Bond
A Sallisaw woman has been arrested on complaints of trying to sell her two children. Misty Nicole Vanhorn, 22, was selling her children, a 2-year-old and 10-month-old, for $1,000 each or both for $4,000.
By Sadho Ram — 12 Mar 2013, 07:26 AM — Updated about 11 years ago
Mom tries to sell kids to get bail money for boyfriend, arrested
The young mother of two went door to door in her town, begging neighbors for money in order to get her boyfriend out of jail.
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She allegedly Facebook messaged a woman who lived 30 minutes away, offering her baby up for $1,000 and both children up for $4,000.
Cops believe that she was trying to curry up some cash to bail her bf out of jail. The children are currently in the custody of the state’s department of human services.
inquisitr.comThe most disturbing thing is that the woman actually had a potential buyer for the children. The interested woman was willing to pay $1,000 for the 10-month old girl.
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She's a repeat offender when it comes to “trafficking of minors” on FB. She has offered the kids several times, according to the police report. She offered the 10-month-old for $1,000 or a combo deal.
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The US mother who tried to sell her 18-month-old daughter to make child porn
The former owner of a massage parlor is being lauded by police for helping them uncover a plot to sell a child into what would amount to sex slavery ... right here in America.
cafemom.comNatisha Hillard sold the child to 39-year-old Christopher Bour for an undisclosed amount of money, according to court documents.
dailymail.co.ukThe FBI began investigating Bour after being alerted by a unnamed masseuse who said Bour had texted her about his intentions to sexually abuse the child.
dailymail.co.ukChild-selling in Asia
In 2005 in Malaysia, baby-selling rings were "thriving" although criminal.
Child-selling is the practice of selling children, usually by parents, close persons, or subsequent masters or custodians.
After a sale, when the subsequent relationship with the child is essentially nonexploitative, the usual purpose of child-selling is to permit adoption.
Low-income families and unwed mothers sell babies, often girls, in the underground market in China, and the sales are to parents who want servants, more children, or future brides for sons.