Somebody’s Daughter

Megan Norris & Moyra Major

150,000 stolen babies - The truth behind the crimes Australia tried to hide

  1. EPISODE 1

    Episode 1: Moses Farrow. Part 1.

    In 1980, two-year-old Moses Farrow was among the 200,000 babies and children taken from South Korean orphanages and children’s homes and sent overseas - sold to new families who promised to give them the sort of lives they could never have in their own country.Moses, who had been born with Cerebral Palsy, was flown to the United States where he was welcomed into the large, blended family of Hollywood royalty, Mia Farrow, who had three older children from her previous marriage to world renowned composer Andre Previn, and a mum to three other adopted children.Tragically, while the new addition to her family made headlines everywhere, behind the closed doors of the US actress’s luxury New York apartment, little Moses’s life was far from the Hollywood fairytale portrayed in the media.Today, Moses – now a family therapist specialising in children suffering from adoption trauma – tells Moyra and Megan about the anguish of growing up in a highly dysfunctional abusive family to expose the truth behind a  $236 billion industry in which children are no more than disposable commodities in a global child trafficking industry which needs to be recognised for what it is - one of the biggest human rights crimes of our generation. --- LINKS Follow @somebodysdaughter_podcast on Instagram Follow @somebodysdaughterpodcast on TikTok Follow @megannorris_author on Instagram Follow @moyramajor on Instagram Visit Origins Australia originsnsw.com Visit Origins Australia facebook.com/groups/originsaustralia Email us somedbodysdaughterpodcast@gmail.com Email Megan megan@newscoop.com.au Follow @woodworkpodcasts on Instagram and TikTok CREDITS Hosts: Megan Norris and Moyra Major Guest: Moses Farrow Mobile Podcast Recording and Digital Content Production: Ben Wood at Wood Work Digital Studio Enquiries: ben@woodworkdigitalstudio.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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150,000 stolen babies - The truth behind the crimes Australia tried to hide

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