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Posted by: kwflatbed

Gant Could Face 10 Years In Prison

Marcy Gant

DES MOINES, Iowa -- Police said an Iowa woman wanted a wedding gown so badly that she would have traded her child for it.
Davenport, Iowa, police charged 31-year-old Marcy Gant with one felony count of sale of an individual. She is accused of trying to sell her 4-year-old son.
They said Gant bought a wedding dress from a local street vendor, paid part of the tab, and offered her son to make up the rest of the balance.

"During negotiations for the payment of this wedding dress, on at least two occasions, Ms. Gant offered her 4-year-old son as collateral," Capt. Dave Struckman of the Davenport Police Department.

Neighbors said they were shocked.

"(There is) something very mentally wrong with her to think that that is OK," said Angie Bruce, Gant's neighbor. "(If) those children go back to her they're in danger. That's just not acceptable if the state lets her have those children back."

If convicted, Gant could face 10 years in prison.

Gant's 4-year-old son and her 10-year-old son have been taken into protective custody.

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Posted by: Andy0921

The kid would be better of with out that bitch in his life.

Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

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Originally Posted by andy0921

The kid would be better of with out that bitch in his life.

WELL PUT

Posted by: CJIS

Iowa Mom Gets Probation for Attempting to Sell 4-Year-Old Son to ...
FOX News - 59 minutes ago
DAVENPORT, Iowa - A Davenport woman received five years of probation Thursday for attempting to sell her 4-year-old son to help pay for a wedding dress

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