The Baby Thief

The Baby Thief is a riveting narrative that exposes the crimes of Georgia Tann, who popularized adoption in the United States but did so through horrific means.

Tann stole children from poor families, often using coercion, falsified records, and corruption within the legal and medical systems.

Her actions led to the deaths of hundreds of children and left a lasting impact on American adoption laws.

The book draws on true life stories from Tann's victims and their families, providing a detailed and emotionally charged account of her atrocities and their long-lasting effects.