American women who want to spend $500,000 on children at supermarkets are arrested or sentenced

Jimu news reporter Sun Zhe

Intern Li Yi

British Sky News Network quoted NBC on the 25th as saying that on January 25, local time, the Texas police arrested a 49-year-old woman because the woman tried to spend $500,000 to buy a child at a Walmart supermarket.

The woman's name was Rebecca Taylor. On January 13, local time, she suddenly walked up to a mother of two when she was queuing to check out at a Walmart supermarket in Crokit County, Texas.

Rebecca Taylor (Source: Sky News)

According to the police, Taylor said that one of the boys was "blonde" at the time, and just after the evaluation, he asked the boy's mother how much money he could buy him. Before the boy's mother could speak, Taylor said she had $250,000 in her car and was willing to pay for it, but the boy's mother told her: "No amount of money will help." ”

But Taylor has always said the child is the "perfect person," saying she's wanted to buy a child from a long time ago.

The boy's mother said that there was a woman next to Taylor at the time, and after she let Taylor walk away, the woman began to ask "What is the name of the child?" Although the boy's mother didn't tell them and went straight to the parking lot after paying, Taylor followed close behind, shouting, "If $250,000 isn't enough, I'm willing to pay $500,000." ”

Even though the boy's mother locked the car door, the Taylors were still chattering questions, and waited for a while before the two left.

It is understood that the matter was filmed throughout the surveillance, and the local police said after viewing the video that the situation was basically consistent with the description of the boy's mother, and immediately issued an arrest warrant. According to the US Business Insider website, according to local law, Taylor may face more than 2 years and less than 10 years in prison.

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