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Mother Puts Baby as Down-Payment for Used Car

Crime | March 1, 2007, Thursday

Three people have been arrested in the state of Colorado because they put a baby boy as down-payment for a used car, media reported.

Mother Nicole Uribe-Lopez, 23, arrived in the States from Mexico to earn money for the children she left behind and offered her third child to Jose and Irene Lerma for sale. The woman wanted a USD 500 car payment and some more cash.

Uribe-Lopez is now accused of children trafficking and her ten-month-old baby has been placed with foster parents.

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