Database To Resolve Internet Adoption Disputes
News Earlier this year, the Kilshaw case stirred up controversy over the trade of children on the Internet when an American couple paid £4,000 for two six-month-old twin girls, who were later abducted by their birth mother and sold again to a British...
[August 7, 2001, 16:58]
Internet Sparks International Adoption Row
News Wecker then sold the children to British couple Alan and Judith Kilshaw for £8,200, meeting in a California hotel room. The Kilshaw family claims they discovered Caring Heart Adoption online, but made all the arrangements by telephone.
[January 16, 2001, 11:49]
News Burst: Internet Twins In Custody Battle
News Judith and Alan Kilshaw, from north Wales insist they legally adopted the children which they have named Belinda and Kimberley. Two American babies adopted over the Internet are at the centre of a custody battle in the UK, as the adoptive British...
[January 16, 2001, 9:13]
