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Russian Daily News Information Service What
price a life? One woman evaluated her daughter's internal organs
at $10,000
A court in the Bryansk region of Russia issued a conviction against Olga Zelentsova. The woman was found guilty of selling an underage individual for commercial purposes. Investigators determined that an unemployed, alcohol-addicted woman, a mother of two juvenile children, was trying to sell her daughter's internal organs. Russian police found out that a young woman was looking for people, willing to buy "live goods." Investigators traced the woman themselves and arranged several meetings with her, as potential clients, to discuss all terms and prices of a possible deal with the seller. A "client" told the woman that he was going to purchase her little daughter and use the girl as a prostitute. After that the disguised police officer said that the girl would probably have to be killed to withdraw her internal organs and tissues. The mother did not mind. The seller and the "buyer" agreed on a $10,000 deal. Olga Zelentsova was arrested in August this year, when she came to receive the money for her daughter. The court sentenced Zelentsova to six years of coercive works in a colony. The woman will most likely be deprived of parental rights for her two little children, born in 1999 and 2005.
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