JUNIPER BRYSON | Pregnant Texas Mom Accused Of Trying To Sell Her Newborn Baby To 'Highest Bidder' On Facebook | Sought Cash Assistance For DoorDash Lunch And $150 | Autographed Letter Signed

Juniper Bryson. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #10 (4.125 × 9.5 envelope). Houston, TX. November 22, 2024. Content unknown. SEALED.

Background of the Case

Juniper Bryson, a 21-year-old woman from Houston, Texas, has been charged with the felony offense of sale or purchase of a child. This charge stems from her alleged attempts to sell her newborn son shortly after giving birth. The situation began to unfold in late September 2023 when Bryson reached out to family members and posted on social media platforms seeking someone willing to adopt her child.

Details of the Allegations

According to court documents and reports from law enforcement, Bryson expressed concerns about her newborn potentially testing positive for drugs and her desire to avoid having him placed in foster care. On September 21, she contacted a family member asking if they knew anyone interested in adopting her unborn child. This family member subsequently posted on Facebook looking for potential adoptive parents.

Bryson’s actions escalated when she publicly posted in a Facebook group dedicated to connecting birth mothers with families looking to adopt. In this post, she indicated that she was willing to travel and needed an arrangement made quickly due to her impending labor.

Communication with Potential Adopters

As the situation developed, several individuals responded to Bryson’s posts. One couple traveled from Louisiana after communicating with her about the adoption. During their interactions, Bryson allegedly requested financial assistance for food and later asked for $150 as they were en route. When they hesitated at this request, she reportedly expressed frustration by stating that if her baby wasn’t worth $200 to them, then “screw y’all.”

Another woman who was present at the hospital during Bryson’s labor had also shown interest in adopting the baby. This woman later reported Bryson’s activities to authorities after realizing that there were discussions about selling the baby rather than a traditional adoption process.

Legal Proceedings

Following these events, law enforcement became involved when concerns were raised regarding Bryson’s intentions. Investigators found evidence on her phone indicating that she had been soliciting multiple people for money in exchange for her child. As a result of these findings, Bryson was arrested and charged with sale or purchase of a child.

Initially set at $30,000, her bond was later increased to $60,000 as the case progressed through the legal system.

Conclusion

The charges against Juniper Bryson highlight serious legal implications surrounding child welfare and adoption processes. Selling or attempting to sell a child is illegal and carries significant penalties under Texas law.

VIDEO: Pregnant Mom Tried To Sell Baby To 'Highest Bidder' On Facebook: Police | https://youtu.be/QcRuR_irNoE

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