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A Russian boy who was sent back to Moscow, Russia, by his adoptive mother in the United States has been returned to an orphanage, an attorney of the World Association for Children and Parents said Friday.

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Torry Hansen should have sought helpupdated: Wed Apr 14 2010 12:59:00

By all appearances, Torry Hansen returned her 7-year-old adopted son to Russia like a pair of pants that didn't fit. As a result, Russia is considering closing adoptions to American families.

To Russia, for love: Adoptive parents on edge as suspension threatenedupdated: Wed Apr 14 2010 10:18:00

Valera remembered being left in the Russian snow. How he lost his lower arms and some of his toes, he wasn't always sure. At times, he said he was in a fire. The truth of what the 14-year-old experienced in his early years, no one will ever know.

Boy's return still riles Russiaupdated: Wed Apr 14 2010 10:18:00

CNN's Ivan Watson reports on continued anger in Russia about the return of a boy who had been adopted by a U.S. family.

Investigators yet to talk to adoptive family of returned Russian boyupdated: Tue Apr 13 2010 18:51:00

Investigators haven't been "afforded an opportunity" to interview a Tennessee family that sent an adopted boy back to his native Russia alone, the county district attorney's office said Tuesday.

Grandmother: Adopted boy sent back to Russia was violentupdated: Sat Apr 10 2010 05:05:00

A 7-year-old Russian boy adopted by an American family last year was put on a return flight to Moscow this week because of violent and psychotic behavior, according to a Tennessee grandmother.

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