She needs to try my beautiful little beastie boy grandson with the deal being she has to pay an additional $500,000 for us to take him back. And she has to foot all her medical bill on her own.
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People have tried to return adopted children when they didn’t like the ones they raised. And then there’s this:
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Return? They’ve been doing news stories on horrible people who dump minors across state lines. Apparently, the authorities learned about that practice because folks were exchanging ideas for escaping legal consequences on adoption forums. 
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There was one state which tried to enact a safe harbor law to allow for infants to be left at fire stations and hospitals and such, but left out any language on the age of the person being left-soon senior citizens and teenagers were being brought in to be become wards of the state. I think it was Oklahoma.
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It was Nebraska, they corrected the law in 2008.
All 50 states have safe haven laws.
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Dang food prices are going up!
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Texas Walmart shopper tries to buy a baby boy from his mother for $500,000
That’s ridiculous. Everyone knows you can’t buy domestic babies at Walmart. They only sell imported babies. SMH.
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Talk about depreciation!
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Police arrested the empty-handed shopper for attempting to purchase a child — “a third degree felony in Texas,”
Why is attempting to purchase a person only a third degree felony in Texas? And why does Texas rank this lower in severity than, say, forgery (a non-violent crime)?
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Seems like that should up it from a 3rd deg felony to first. That’s a threat to kidnap.
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In Texas, kidnapping is also a 3rd degree felony. See link above.
But don’t get caught helping someone get an abortion!
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Pretty ballsy to try this in Texass and at a Walmart. I wonder what proportion of walmart shopping Texians are armed?
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Man, that is so incredibly fucked up.
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But they can be food under the right circumstances
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Could it have something to do with which folks tend to be the victims of those crimes, vs. the perpetrators?
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The Xtianists and traditional patriarchs who see them as part of a male’s chattel would disagree of course. There are a lot of them in Texas.
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That’s kind of the point though, no? Maybe she figured “Where can I go find white blond people poor enough to take an offer like this? Let’s try Wal*Mart”.
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“The mother said a woman approached her and commented on her son’s blue eyes and blond hair.“
Yikes. Straight up aryan nation shit right there.
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