It's the Birch Show. This is the story that we're sort of chewing over right now.

That's right. In Bedford County, Tennessee, they are now launching an investigation into a woman who lives there, and she had adopted a child from Russia, a seven-year-old boy from Russia.

And it was last week that apparently she had enough because he had some behavioral issues.

One of the listeners, Bert Show listeners, let us know the details of that, which was he threatened to kill the family, he threatened to burn down the house. So he was not an easy child. And so she decided that she would put him on a plane by himself back to Russia with a note that says that they no longer wanted him. All right, Jade wants to tell us that this is a little more common than we know.

Hey, Jade, good morning.

You're on Q-100.

Hey, good morning, guys.

Good morning.

I was calling to let you know.

Unfortunately, this is really, really common.

It's not something that's unheard of when you're doing adoption.

When you're doing adoption, because my family's been dealing with this inside little girl adopting a foster care and when you're doing it they do ask you what you want so

your scenario bird was a good one they ask you what you want age you're looking

for and they try to fit that but it's very common for them to sometimes lie or

stretch the truth or not giving everything because there's so many kids that need

homes.

Sure.

But, like, my grandmother adopted two boys, and my grandmother has been doing false kids because

I was a little girl eight years old.

And the only reason she adopted these two because they never knew their mother.

Okay, long story short, at the end, these boys had tried to burn down my grandmother's

house, tried to kill my grandmother, and just were, because she was older, started trying to overpower her.

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