I read a story today on sky news UK.
Three years ago parents brought their baby to hospital because she was bleeding from the mouth.
Doctors also found bruising on her body and what appeared to be old fractures which had since healed. They suspected abuse and so the baby was taken away and later given up for adoption.
The defence got experts in who showed that the baby had a blood disorder which led to the bleeding in her mouth and the bruising on her body. The baby also suffered from infantile rickets and a vitamin D deficiency. Another expert told the court that the suspected old fractures were never fractures.
The prosecution got their own experts but even they agreed with the defence experts and so the couple were cleared. They have been told that the chances of them getting their baby back are slim because she is now adopted.
How sad for the parents and child. Quite why it took 3 years only heaven knows.
I can't seem to copy the link from my phone but if anyone could post the link from sky news UK it would be appreciated.
It's under the heading, ---parents vow to get stolen baby back---

All I can say is if you try to take my children away from me! you better come with more than a court warrant.. they better be packing some pretty big heat.... because someone is going to be leaving my property in a body bag.. and it ain't going to be me..

that's sad both for the parents and the parents the took the child in : ( and the child , if it old enough to remember

Hopefully they get a damn good attorney, get the child back and sue the $hit out of everyone involved.

I know whey are planning on doing a removal out here there is a heavy law enforcement presence and I have even heard about SWAT being up the street ready to go.

http://news.sky.com/story/1566481/parents-vow-to-get-stolen-baby-back

2:17 video on link

Parents Vow To Get 'Stolen' Baby Back

Karrissa Cox and Richard Carter are cleared of harming their baby, three years after the child was taken away and then adopted.

The parents of a baby taken into care and adopted have vowed to fight until their "last breath" to be reunited with their child after a court cleared them of abuse.

Karrissa Cox and Richard Carter were found not guilty of causing injury to their baby more than three years after they took the infant to hospital.

The baby was bleeding from the mouth.

Doctors also found bruising on the baby's body and "healing fractures" on an X-ray and feared that it had been abused.

They recommended the child be taken into care by social services, which later found adoptive parents following a ruling of abuse by the family courts.

Now, after being cleared of any charges, the parents have said they plan to launch a legal battle to overturn the adoption.

However, lawyers have expressed doubts they will ever see the child again.

In a statement, the pair, both 25, said: "We took our child to the hospital seeking help and they stole our baby from us."

The couple were vindicated at Guildford Crown Court after defence experts found the child was suffering from a blood disorder called Von Willebrands II.

The disorder causes a person to bruise easily. The child was also suffering from a vitamin D deficiency and infantile rickets.

After contesting the defence expert evidence, the prosecution engaged an independent radiologist, who concluded he doubted there were any fractures.

That led prosecutors to offer no evidence and not guilty verdicts to be entered.

The couple, from Guildford, Surrey, had been allowed supervised contact with the child when in care until the youngster was adopted last year.

Ms Cox told the Daily Mirror: "It is heartbreaking to know our child is out there, living and breathing in someone else's arms.

"We miss our child a lot. We wish we had our child back. The pain has never got any less. We see people out and about with their children and can only think, 'Why us?' Why did they take our child away from us for no reason?"

Mr Carter, an Afghanistan war veteran, added: "We will fight till our last breath.

"No parent should go through this ever. This just rips your soul away from you. We wouldn't wish this on anyone.

"We keep each other strong. We have lost three and a half years. We had contact but have missed everything our child has done. We have missed all those memories."

The couple's barrister, Michael Turner QC, said: "These innocent parents have been spared a criminal conviction and a prison sentence for a crime they never committed.

"Their life sentence is that they are likely never to see their baby again."

Thank you Sir