A New Hope adoption agency, Reaching Arms International, is being investigated by the A-G after families said the agency took thousands of dollars but the babies didn’t always come through. Those that did finally adopt did so only after, as one parent put it, “much heartbreak, coercion and added cost,” according to this Strib story.

One tearful woman at Wednesday’s news conference held up a picture of a 14-month-old Guatemalan girl she and her husband had visited in February. “We don’t know when we will get her.”

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