Ethiopia - Journee, Meya, and Maree Bradshaw
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Three sisters aged 13, 11, 6 are solicited for adoption by CWA. They believe they are coming to the USA on an education program and that they will return to Ethiopia.
The adoptive parents were told the girls were 7, 6, and 4 with a dead mother, a dying father, and no one to care for them. Their father was alive and healthy, with middle-class income, and the girls had 3 older sisters, and older brother and extended family who also cared for them.
The girls father received money for placing them for adoption.
Journee Bradshaw's adoption ended in disruption, and later she changed her name back to Tarikuwa Lemma.
The adoptive parents were told the girls were 7, 6, and 4 with a dead mother, a dying father, and no one to care for them. Their father was alive and healthy, with middle-class income, and the girls had 3 older sisters, and older brother and extended family who also cared for them.
The girls father received money for placing them for adoption.
Journee Bradshaw's adoption ended in disruption, and later she changed her name back to Tarikuwa Lemma.
Documents
| Title | Publication date |
|---|---|
| Ethiopian girl lands in Maine after long, sad journey of adoption | 2013 Nov 7 |
| International adoption: I was stolen from my family | 2013 Sep 16 |
| How Evangelical Christians Are Preaching The New Gospel Of Adoption | 2013 Apr 16 |
| Child: U.S. Adoption Agency Bought Me | 2010 Feb 15 |
| Fly Away Home | 2010 Feb 3 |
| Bracelet Sales to Aid Africans | 2006 Dec 14 |