After I wrote about child trafficking and international adoption from China, an adoptive mother contacted me with a story she said she had to share: how she went back to China to seek the truth about her daughter.
A young mother contacted me after having her cannabis seized.
A lawyer for another victim, a boy whose mother contacted police in 1998 after her son allegedly showered with Sandusky, said waiving the hearing amounted to more abuse of the accusers, who had steeled themselves to testify.
The allegations came to light after the girl told a friend, whose mother contacted Childline.
Then, in what seems to be an elaborate ruse, the Twitter user claiming to be Nikki Reid and then a woman claiming to be her mother contacted Tommy Christopher, a correspondent for Mediaite, the media blog.
When Anatoly's family decided to give him up, however, his adoptive mother contacted a woman named Cyndi Peck, who runs an organization called Second Chance Adoption and believes that there should be wider acknowledgement that some adoptions don't work out — and that "there is a legal, safe, loving way to do what is best for the child".
My mother contacted a Hindu priest who told her to pray to Hanuman, the monkey god.
The friend took a screenshot and his mother contacted police.
One concerned mother contacted me a few weeks ago after the entire family flew out of Washington's Dulles airport.
No mother contacted as a potential interviewee refused to participate.
A few months after Young Miss Brazil, Maysa's mother contacted Dörr, asking if she'd shoot her daughter's personal modeling portfolio.
