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The woman accused of kidnapping Carlina White from Harlem Hospital 23 years ago admitted to stealing the baby because she had suffered a miscarriage and later tried to create a fake birth certificate in an attempt to make it look like she was the birth mother, prosecutors said.
In a five-page criminal complaint, federal prosecutors said fake mom Ann Pettway “had difficulty having children of her own” and “had suffered several miscarriages” throughout the 1980s.
In 1987, the court papers allege Pettway went to Harlem Hospital and stole the baby — Carlina White — then later raised the girl in Bridgeport, Conn.
“Pettway attempted to create a fake birth certificate for the victim, but was unsuccessful in doing so,” prosecutors said. “Pettway was never able to create a fake document that appeared real.”
In the court documents, FBI agent Maria Johnson, who interviewed Pettway, said the woman “is sorry and knows that she has created a lot of pain.”
During a four-minute appearance this afternoon in Manhattan federal court, Pettway’s lawyer did not ask for bail.
Some of her relatives were in the courtroom, along with Carlina’s father, Carl Tyson.
“It was really sad seeing her,” Tyson said. “I don’t believe she’s sorry. I want to know why she did it.”
Pettway’s attorney, Robert Baum, said his client has expressed remorse about the incident and said her family stands behind her and believes she’s a good mother.
He said Pettway was “very upset” during an hour-long interview with her earlier today.
Pettway is due back in court Feb. 7.
Carlina was reunited with her real parents, Joy White and Tyson, last week after she solved her own kidnapping after seeing her baby pictures on a missing children’s website.
A cousin, Brian Pettway, told The Post that Ann was pregnant in the summer of 1987 but one day mysteriously dropped out of sight.
“She was pregnant. She disappeared for two months. When she got back, she had [an infant]. We all assumed that she had the baby while she was away. No one questioned it,” said Brian Pettway, 38.
Ann’s mother, Mary, also told The Post that Pettway had been pregnant around that time.
“She was pregnant in 1987,” Mary Pettway said. “I wasn’t with her when she gave birth. [White] was Ann’s daughter until all this came up. I don’t know right now what to think.”
Tyson, Carlina’s father, told The Post that he went to the courthouse so he can see Pettway.
“I would like to see her,” he said. “I would like to ask her why? Why did she put me through all this pain?”
Asked what her punishment should be, Tyson said, “She took [my daughter] for 23 years. So let her do the same amount of time.”
Meanwhile, Bridgeport police sources said trouble is nothing new for the Pettway family.
A database search of Connecticut Superior Court records shows more than 320 criminal cases involving at least 78 different individuals from the Bridgeport area with the surname Pettway since the late 1980s.
“I arrested a number of them in my career. Very intimidating,” a Bridgeport police lieutenant said.
A retired Bridgeport police sergeant who had also arrested members of the family said a number of Pettways were involved in the drug trade on the city’s tough East End and East Side dating to the ’80s.
“They were everywhere, and they ran the crack and coke trade on Stratford Avenue in the ’80s and the ’90s,” he said, referring to a strip notorious for drugs and crime.
The lieutenant said many family members were legitimate businesspeople and law-abiding citizens.

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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene faced criticism on social media on Saturday for calling non-biological parents "fake mom and fake dad" as Republicans push adoption as an abortion alternative in the wake of the Supreme Court 's overturning of Roe v. Wade .
Greene, a Georgia Republican, warned about what she views as threats to children and conservative values during a discussion on her show MTG Live , which was posted to Rumble on Thursday. During the discussion, the congresswoman explained one reason she worries for children is because some are raised by "fake" parents.
"Children are in the greatest danger in America today because traditional family values are being destroyed—the idea that mom and dad together, not fake mom and fake dad, but the biological mom and biological dad, can raise their children together and do what's right for their children," she said.
Many critics took her remarks as a slight against adoptive parents, who step in to raise children whose "biological" parents give them up for adoption.
Her remarks come as abortion-rights are being rolled back in large swaths of the country, with many Republicans pointing to adoption as an alternative for women who would otherwise seek an abortion.
"The adoption pushers call adoptive parents 'fake.' It's all lies from them," tweeted attorney Janet Johnson.
The adoption pushers call adoptive parents "fake." It's all lies from them. https://t.co/h1Cwwn7RvY
"I don't tweet politics nor usually care about the rantings of a moron. But as part of a family where we are blessed to have adopted members, her referring to non-biological parents as "fake mom and fake dad" is too offensive to ignore," tweeted Philadelphia sports radio host Glen Macnow.
I don't tweet politics nor usually care about the rantings of a moron. But as part of a family where we are blessed to have adopted members, her referring to non-biological parents as "fake mom and fake dad" is too offensive to ignore. https://t.co/3je5BTufme
Famed sportscaster, Michael Buffer, tweeted that his non-biological parents would have "heartily" disagreed with the comments.
"So all those loving foster parents and parents who've adopted children are 'fake'? This hate mongering buffoon and sad excuse of a human being (let alone a legislator) is a certified P.O.S.! My nonbiological parents who raised me would heartily disagree with this creep's remarks!" he wrote.
So all those loving foster parents and parents who've adopted children are "fake"? This hate mongering buffoon and sad excuse of a human being (let alone a legislator) is a certified P.O.S.! My nonbiological parents who raised me would heartily disagree with this creep's remarks! https://t.co/WNJlZMgFAW
Actress Patricia Arquette tweeted: "Are adoption parents the "fake parents" she means? What is she going to call all the parents who raise children from forced births from rape?"
Are adoption parents the "fake parents" she means? What is she going to call all the parents who raise children from forced births from rape?
A video of Greene's remarks was first posted to Twitter by PatriotTakes, an account that monitors conservatives. The video has been viewed more than 150,000 times as of Saturday afternoon.
Across the United States, there are millions of people who have either been adopted or adopted a child. Each year, about 135,000 children are adopted in the U.S., according to the Adoption Networ k. In 2020, roughly 632,000 children spent at least some time in foster care, according to data from the Department of Health and Human Services .
Adoption has emerged as a hotly debated topic as the future of reproductive rights is debated. Even though anti-abortion advocates suggest it's an alternative for women who do not wish to keep their child, others argue it is not always a viable option due to the high cost of childbirth and that many children already go unadopted.
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