Why is no one being charged with selling children taken from the Congo?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsxzFpXBW10
Selling children at a Halloween Party on Oct. 31st, 2013 in Strongsville, Ohio. At the far right with glasses is Margaret Cole Hughes.
Because prosecutors refused to charge anyone.
Why?
Judge James Gwin will get his chance to ask soon enough.
In his courtroom in Cleveland Federal District Court.
Feb. 7th at 8 a.m.
In the trial of Margaret Cole Hughes and Debra Parris Edwards.
Margaret is the Director of European Adoption Consultants in the Cleveland, Ohio of Strongsville.
Debra is her most important key employee.
The press release is here:
The charges against them are linked here:
https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1305221/download
According to the State Department, Margaret Cole Hughes’ company sold up to 8000 children through fraudulent international adoptions.
Defense attorneys admitted she earned $200 million in 40 years.
Her personal and corporate tax returns have been frozen from public view by the court.
Details are here:
According to the trial judge’s order issued yesterday, evidence of a “larger fraud” included children from the Congo.
Here is the image of Page Eight from Judge James Gwin’s court order:
The 12-page court order is linked here:
According to the judge, the adoption scam was run by one person — Margaret Cole Hughes.
Her son, Robert E. Hughes, investigated his mother’s case.
While he was working for Andrew McCabe.
The former Acting Director of the FBI.
Hughes’ loyalty was rewarded with a promotion.
The details are in this story: