next story is amazing
that is the story of courage and hanson and she was of course the united states in tennessee
%uh he adopted a Russian buoyed by the name of argument somalia
and %uh
the lived together for some time
and then she decided
%uh I can't take this anymore
I mean it it back
so what he did was to put a note
%uh indicates and basically
%uh set her mom with him to Washington
and from Washington her mom the grandmother in this case
put the kid on a plane in moscow
with the notice said
and just in a bind so
he's seven years old
and ages
you take that back
and so then they said hey look for the note said they're bringing back to the authorities
the proper authorities in moscow
so they can you know a
put 'em back you know or furniture whatever it you know wherever they got
now torie hanson says that she was like you
and it's she says quote this child is mentally unstable
he is violent and his severe psychopathic issues
I was lied to and misled by the Russian orphanage workers
and a record regarding his mental stability
and other issues
she says after giving my best of this trial and sort of say that for the safety of my
family friends and myself
I no longer which the parent this trial
I won't
do you realize that so adoption more
instead of getting along with it
at this trial of
and I have their say
now let's great right
an absolutely nuts and so the russians are
the irate over this
and is it a couple of other incidents also it on this segment
and regards to American families that about the Russian kids the point now where the Russian
government is considering banning all adoption
%uh from brusett in America
which is a very
strong move and if they do that would be
I would shake things up that is no question about that
%uh but they think it's gotten too extreme now
before you make a conclusion on this and think okay well let
and if he's deathly in the wrong
you should also hear what he had to say about the specifics
she told the associated press
he drew a picture of our house she says she tried and tried and tried to get in there
behave in an interview with all consummate doubt state and
hey people et cetera et cetera and then she says
he took it from our house burning down
and he also anybody that he's going to burn the house down with us in it
he got to be where you fear for your safety was terrible
we will see the movie star hit parade out the kid in turns out it's actually like a
thirty eight-year-old rumanian
the war for a or right
but they should make movies like that
anyway so
you know it
if she fears for the safety of your family it's that are out
but if it's a little bit more complicated
I'm I think that the ruling on it but
let's put it this way
it's not black and white
yes if you got this trial that he's consulate talk about burning to house them but he added
the of course you're worried about
but curiously they care
what do you do in that case
before of the details
I was stuck together of the that benefit of the doubt
a few baby she's you know that we don't know who's telling the truth is that let's be clear
on that
yeah I had to have that option open it you could completely these you know
so could this possibly decide eighty eight
sometimes though the test might in the cabinet
but all that but maybe that
could be something or maybe she said
it is if you can adopt a kid I think you have
the right
unh unh unh unh works for you know
internationally
but I think if the Wright issue without the kid usual I don't want special needs child
maybe it'll have the capacity of the money for the patients
and what it's going to because I've worked
so if they say this kid isn't going on was that another alternative moment of instability
he does
that is kind
well I didn't you know why that is but that's that military hear it and that's what's so
we'll talk about
and I think is it about human being
and so but his old how I see it now
I think
you have a right not to get lied to by the orphanage right
oh I see
and then you could maybe take some action about that maybe you've seen them out of a
again
internationally it's a lot more complicated right
I don't think
the kid back
I mean it's it's a human being it's not like a you told me that
the the monopoly said had the the car and the symbol and I couldn't find it them both
on the eve of back you know it's
now did you can't have it capital you made a commitment that I don't think turnaround
from
and I that if you don't run from any on a commitment that tremendous sympathy for you
and I think we gotta find a way to help you
you know make that commitment
counsel in whatever it is right
it put me kid just by itself
without the money been going put him on a plane just sending them back
it's something really grossed about that
and so
I still issue of the russians are livid over
I don't want to make it
and that approach ago
but
I mean the deal about the beatles a warning how this happened effectively she said
it happened on that
but if it is definitely going to wonder what was a lot from each to look into somebody's
lesson is what happened
I needed to fix nafta
yeah
right
where can I get this
and one of our villages the so it did
yes it's it's that would the couple quick details on
%uh this %uh sixteen of the Russian children that are that adopted every year by the united
states
so if they stop it out for process that would be of question every day he says that
they explained to the united airline stewardess what the situation was
plus they pay to get to what about the nature
the decayed got that safely that to the a place that he was close to go which is the
Russian education in science Ministry
now but the reason that the russians are contained in it personally think that's that point not
good enough know you should bring in
it's up at the very very very right
%uh but the real punishes those you choose what about about
but so were the problem hasn't been rushing kids that are violent America
it's been American parents that are violent
the Russian kids here three other cases the russians are
mad about in two thousand six peggy sue health of manassas Virginia
with sentence of twenty five years in prison
after being convicted of fatally beating up two-year-old girl
she got that from siberia
in at two thousand eight kimberly
that animal the onset of of %uh to a utah
was sentenced to fifteen years
after pleading guilty to killing a Russian in that in her care
and much of this year prosecutors because they met with the Russian diplomats that's
how to handle the case with public is it doing there
seven-year-old adopt a Russian son
at their home in newtown of bills for
this all according to the associated press
the sort of like we're doing it right
who is violent and without island
that's the title is it on you know that three different cases
a film like this
and I you've said about doesn't matter to us
ell look good for us and for that way
look if you go into the documents that it's a really
interesting and and oftentimes of commitment
you gotta be in one million percent sure
that not only are you to be able to handle it if you think it goes it goes the way you
think is going to go
we got to be able to handle it if it goes to weight the don't expect
that's part of the impact
that's their conclusion