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Our mission is to expose the truth about the criminal child supply market involving the commodification and exploitation of children victimized by a legalized child harvesting industry.

Crimes against these children need to stop

Not just abused, not just an accidental death, they are taken trafficked, and killed. Who thinks this is acceptable?

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Dear Parents & Families,

We want to begin by saying how deeply sorry we are for the unimaginable loss you’ve endured. Losing a child is a grief that no parent should ever have to bear—especially under the circumstances of wrongful separations, coercion, and forced removal of your child. At the Society for Adoption Truth, we stand firmly in allyship with parents and families whose children have died while in state custody and “loving forever homes.” You are not alone. You and your child matters. And your grief deserves space, recognition, truth, and justice. We know that what happened was not just a tragedy—it was a violation. Too often, the systems that claim to protect children instead inflict irreversible permanent harm.

We are committed to exposing this truth and standing alongside you and all families who have been silenced for far too long. If you are seeking connection, support, activism or simply a place where your voice will be heard and honored, we invite you to contact us You’ll find a community of survivors, truth-tellers, and advocates working together to shine light on the realities of family separation and its devastating consequences. We believe in honoring the lives of the children lost—and in supporting the parents who live with their absence every day. Please know: we see you, we believe you, and we are here for you.

With deepest solidarity,

Moses Farrow

Founder | Society for Adoption Truth

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  • Prosecutors painted a nightmare scenario inside the family's Quakerstown home. They said Sara Packer hated Grace, shared a rape-murder fantasy with Sullivan, watched as he sexually assaulted and strangled her in a hot attic outside Philadelphia, and helped hack up her body and dispose of it months later.

    NBC10 Philadelphia

  • Prosecutors said Arabella weighed just 48 pounds at the time of her death, less than her weight at age 5. Arabella was covered in bruises and had at least 15 separate bone fractures, according to Pro. Arabella's two younger sisters survived but were hospitalized for three weeks. They are now in the care of a new foster family.

    NBC7 San Diego

  • Maye, who was Darnell’s legal guardian, is charged with aggravated murder, abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence in his death. The boy was at the center of a statewide AMBER Alert issued on Feb. 14 until his body was found two days later inside a sewage drain on Marsdale Avenue in Franklin County.

    10WBNS Columbus

  • The couple faced a total of 26 charges and were found guilty by a jury of charges of murder, felonious assault and endangering children. During their trial, prosecutors said the Snyders abused all of their children, who were malnourished and deprived of medical care.

    ABC9 Cincinnati

  • Investigators believe the girl, known as Kennedy Jean Schroer, died in November 2020 when she was six years old. Her body was discovered in September 2024 following an incident with an adult at the home of her adoptive parents, Crystina and Joe Schroer, who took custody of Kennedy in 2018. Prior to her adoption, the girl’s name was Natalie Garcia.

    KWCH 12 News

  • “On the day that Azaeliyah died, after Sina [Pili] made her run to and from the chapel, Sina [Pili] slapped and punched Azaeliyah multiple times over a period of approximately 30 minutes,” Thoemmes said. “Child torture is insidious. It is gradual, calculated, and systematic, and intended to break its victims completely,” Thoemmes said. “Its effects are deliberate and devastating. - Law & Crime

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