Nurse charged in the shooting of Texas mom who 'died trying to save her baby'

foxnews.com ^ | 4/18/12 | foxnews/AP

[Sioux-san]

I agree with you 100% - this looks like someone who was going to sell that poor baby for crack cash. Shooting the woman in broad daylight - how was she caught? Did someone turn her in? Just unbelievable.

[Sioux-san]

I agree with you 100% - this looks like someone who was going to sell that poor baby for crack cash. Shooting the woman in broad daylight - how was she caught? Did someone turn her in? Just unbelievable.

[ElenaM]

I don’t think it was that disorganized. I’m thinking she was told to get a white infant and she did. Whoever hired her must’ve been desperate though.

There are many black market baby rings in this world and the most prized catch is a white newborn.

[ApplegateRanch]

If the mother of the baby hadn't tried to retaliate against this poor woman of Negro-persuasion, this never would have happened.

One should never blame the victim, but in this case, had Golden just followed the advice of Lib authorities everywhere, and peacefully complied with the assailant's request to hand over the baby; and 'done what she had to to survive' & be a good witness', ... . /sarc

[laweeks]

One should never blame the victim, but in this case, had Golden just followed the advice of Lib authorities everywhere, and peacefully complied with the assailant's request to hand over the baby; and 'done what she had to to survive' & be a good witness', ... . /sarc

Oh, how very, very true. Had she not antagonized this poor Obamabot, then she wouldn't have been shot so many times. I don't think one bullet would've done so much damage, but her resisting was silly./sarc

I still want to know if the assailant looks like Obummer's daughter.

[Jack Hydrazine]

She missed out on her free Obama bucks so she took some one’s child instead. Isn’t the welfare state entitlement mentality such a wonderful blessing?/s

[Texas Songwriter]

Where are race whores Sharpton and Jadkson. Have we heard from them yet?

[starlifter]

Citation?

[ElenaM]

Um, cite for black market rings? Or that this particular case is linked to black market rings?

For information on black market rings in general:

Finechel case

The Lauers and a lawyer for the agency, Seymour Fenichel, would ultimately face a 144 count indictment that alleged they illegally sold babies to the highest bidder and intimidated birth mothers to falsify birth certificates and go through with adoptions even when they had second thoughts. Also indicted was Fenichel's daughter, attorney Deborah Greenspan. http://abcnews.go.com/US/adoptees-illegal-baby-selling-ring-led-seymour-fenichel/story?id=12886993#.T5B3Udlujs0

Large ring

Tiffany Stasi case a doorway to world of black-market adoptions

Susan Durham grew up thinking she was born in Phillipsburg, Kan., a small town 60 miles north of Hays. At least that's what her birth certificate said.

But later she learned that wasn't true.

Joe Soll, who lives north of New York City, grew up thinking his birth parents had died in a car crash. At least that's what his adoptive parents told him.

That wasn't true, either.

Both Durham and Soll consider themselves former black-market babies -- people whose adoptions were, in one way or another, illegal.

They can relate to the teen-ager whom Kansas Citians know as Tiffany Stasi. According to Johnson County prosecutors, Tiffany's adoption as an infant 15 years ago not only was illegal but also was facilitated by a man who allegedly killed her mother, Lisa. The adoption paperwork, prosecutors said, was falsified. They have found no evidence an attorney was involved.

Last month, they charged John Edward Robinson Sr. with aggravated interference with parental custody for removing Tiffany from Kansas and concealing her location. A conviction carries a prison sentence of one to five years. Robinson also faces six murder charges and possibly the death penalty.

Tiffany -- who lives in another Midwestern state under her adopted name --learned about her hidden past much sooner than Durham or Soll. Her parents have declined to discuss how they obtained Tiffany, other than to say that they thought the adoption was legal.

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2002 People story on yet another batch of black market babies sold. http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20138159,00.html

Augusta, GA suspected black market baby searching, revealing scam. http://www.wrdw.com/home/headlines/70589432.html

I'm still waiting to hear about this recent case but it sure smells like a black market scheme.