According to report, Sierra Leone Interpol agents arrived in Liberia Monday, March 13, 2017 seeking the cooperation of their Liberian counterparts in a syndicate that would have seen the sale of two kids for US$15,000.00 each. The two suspects, according to our sources, carved out their deal when they met in prison serving sentences for various offences in Sierra Leone’s eastern provincial city of Kenema, a Sierra Leone journalist who traveled with a cracked team investigating the matter, told the Guardian newspaper. They reported arrived in the Country with the children recently and bebegan negotiating their sale in Tubmanburg, Bomi County in western Liberia. According to the report, a Sirra Leone who got wind of the deal alerted a local radio station in Keenemas, Sahr William Yongai. After verifying the facts in Kenema, Mr. Yongai went ahead to air the report, he said.

Source: GNN Liberia March 17, 2017 09:33 UTC