One year for selling 60 kids from Uganda and Poland at $50k+ each
How did the European Adoption Consultants (EAC) from the Cleveland suburb of Strongsville, Ohio get away with selling children for 40 years without getting caught?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsxzFpXBW10
Selling children at a Halloween Party on Oct. 31st, 2013 in Strongsville, Ohio.
According to Federal Judge, James Gwin, it is because the FBI, Justice Department, and Strongsville’s Mayors did nothing to stop it.
President Donald J. Trump’s State Department tried but failed.
According to defense attorneys, EAC made $200 million from 8000 international adoptions.
How many were fraudulent?
Prosecutors made no effort to find out.
How many were financed by Health & Human Services?
From welfare money.
The same federal agency mandates Covid-19 vaccines and boosters.
https://lifetimeadoption.com/adoptive-families/adoption-financing/
And EAC is still operating in places like Uganda.
Poland has shut them down and arrest warrants are in place.
According to corporate defense attorneys for EAC.
Debra Parris’ sentence hearing transcript, Nov. 4th, 32 pages.
Friday’s sentencing of one of EAC’s former directors, Debra Parris was one year and one day.
Parris’ partners in selling children have similar sentences.
They are:
EAC’s Director Margaret Cole Hughes, and
BlackRock’s Robin Longoria
Cole got three months.
And Margaret owned and ran the child trafficking scam for former President, George H.W. Bush and Attorney General, Bill Barr.
Longoria’s one-year and one-day sentence expires on March 17th.
https://www.bop.gov/mobile/find_inmate/byname.jsp#inmate_results
Her partner in child trafficking, Debra Parris, starts her jail sentence on Jan. 9th.
Parris is assigned to the same federal prison in Ft. Worth, Texas, as Longoria.
https://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/crw/
Parris sold her son, John Tufts, a four-year girl from Poland.
He is serving 51 years in a Texas prison for three counts of child abuse.
Trump’s former Attorney General, Bill Barr, threatened judges and prosecutors to avoid the Turfs-Parris-Longoria cases or else.
Or else what?
They would end up dead with a pillow over their head like former Justice John Scalia.
And what happened to EAC Director Margaret Cole Hughes?
Her three-month jail sentence expires in time for Thanksgiving dinner.
She is out on Nov. 29th.
It will be her best-ever Thanksgiving dinner.
Even if it is cold and has to be reheated.
