AMERICAN INDIAN ADOPTEES: It's not over for #BABY VERONICA

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Wednesday, September 25, 2013

It's not over for #BABY VERONICA

Anderson Cooper 360| Added on September 24, 2013 An Oklahoma court ruling returned custody of a 4-year-old Cherokee girl to her adoptive parents.

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I do not believe Veronica is doing OK. This is not over...

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AnonymousSeptember 26, 2013 at 6:59 PM
this is so sad I feel for who ever messes with a loving father and daughter but the great spirits will be watching over Veronica and her father and extended family I don't understand how or why these people took away this little girl. She will be scarred from everything this adoptive people put her though my prayers and thoughts are with her biological father and extended family. but, this is proof on how the justice has failed a little girl and her real father but justice has failed for many but, they need to stop with this taken away a little girl from her real father who loves, cares, and could provide a life for her. How dare some people...
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