Jennifer Talbot wears a face mask as she is escorted by an agent of the National Bureau of Investigation Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020 in Manila, Philippines. The American woman charged with human trafficking for allegedly attempting to smuggle a 6-day-old baby out of the Philippines inside a sling bag was arrested on an additional count of kidnapping, authorities said.
Jennifer Talbot from Utah, who was out on bail while facing the human trafficking charge, was presented to reporters in Manila on Wednesday by officials from the National Bureau of Investigation, a government anti-crime investigative agency. Talbot wore an orange shirt and had a mask on, with her left arm in a sling.
Talbot had planned to board a Delta Air Lines flight to the United States with the baby on Sept. 4, according to prosecutors. After discovering the baby, airline staff called immigration personnel, who arrested Talbot at the airport. The baby was turned over to government welfare personnel.
_Images To be involved in such a mission is questioning the ethics of our system. We're becoming deranged in our consumption.
White people still out here stealing people in 2020.
BabyArm
I'm glad she was caught. Now what will happen to that newborn baby! God.
Seems like a lot of trouble to get another illegal alien into the country when Trump says we're drowning in them now.
That sneaky bitch
go_finger Evangelical kidnapper?
Good thing she didn't steal a car as well. She would of added a charge of car-napping.
Now they stealing them
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