Adoption picnic aids hard to place orphans across state
Prospective families and orphans mingle at a state sponsored adoption picnic. Children aged 3 to 14, many in foster care, hope to meet potential parents, but officials stress no child leaves with a new home that day due to required background checks, trainings, and court steps. The event, held in Missouri, resembles a market atmosphere yet aims to find families for harder to place kids including those with disabilities or in sibling groups.
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Menendez brothers admit guilt and seek life review
Erik and Lyle Menendez acknowledge killing their parents amid claims of extreme abuse. Erik says self hatred drove the crimes and that life without parole feels hollow. He tells an AP interviewer he would have killed himself within a week, and hopes to warn abused youths that killing abusers may not free them.
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