Twin sisters, sold illegally at birth,
reunited thanks to TikTok
The astonishing story begins 10 years ago when one of the twins, Amy Khvitia, sat watching Georgia’s Got Talent in her godmother’s house near the Black Sea.
A young girl, who looked exactly like her, climbed up on stage and began to dance in front of the reality show’s judges.
“Everyone was calling my mum and asking: ‘Why is Amy dancing under another name?’” she told the BBC.
However, when she brought it up with her mom, she was told it was just a coincidence.
“Everyone has a doppelganger,” Amy recounted her mother as saying.
Another seven years went by when Ano Sartania, the young girl that had danced on television, was sent a Tik Tok video of a young woman with blue hair getting her eyebrow pierced.
“My friend found that video of her getting the piercing, and sent it to me. She was like, ‘It’s you’,” she told The Sun. “And I said: ‘it’s not me, but it’s me. So I was searching for that person, and I couldn’t find her.”
Determined, Ano took to a WhatsApp university group with her plea, asking for help finding the woman with the blue hair.
Against all odds, someone in the group knew Amy and the pair was connected through Facebook.
Still not knowing they were related and assuming they simply looked a lot alike, Amy and Ano agreed to meet in-person at a local train station.
“It was awkward, it was awesome, it was everything,” Ano told The Sun of that first meeting, adding, “It was weird for me like I was looking in a mirror.”
As they grew to know each other more, the two women began to list the similarities they shared and admit to being a bit unsettled by it all.
Both were born in the same hospital, but their birth certificates said they were born a couple of weeks apart. The both loved dancing and shared a genetic condition called dysplasia.
“Every time I learned something new about Ano, things got stranger,” Amy told the BBC.
Wanting answers, they turned to their families to ask some hard questions and soon had an explanation – both families admitted to adopting the girls as newborns.
It turns out both of their mothers had been unable to have children and were told they could pay to adopt unwanted babies at the hospital.
However, neither family knew that their adopted child was a twin and didn’t realize that paying to adopt was technically illegal in the country.
The revelations continue
Amy and Ano both told the BBC they were upset upon learning this news and needed more answers. They wanted to know why their biological parents have given them up and if they had been sold for profit.
They turned to a Facebook page dedicated to reuniting Georgian families with children suspected to have been illegally adopted at birth.
Through the group they met another young woman who said her mother had given birth to the a set of twins at the same hospital where Amy and Ano were born in 2002. And while she was always told that her twin sisters had died, she had doubts.
DNA tests eventually confirmed that all three were sisters, and that Amy and Ano were twins.
More shockingly, they also discovered that they had two other siblings.
The twins have since been reunited with their birth mother, Aza, who claimed she fell into a coma after delivering her identical daughters and when she woke up hospital staff told her that her babies were dead.
Baby black market
While Ano and Amy’s story contains a lot of coincidence on their path to reunion, their adoption circumstances aren’t that unique in Georgia – as many as 100,000 Georgian babies have been put up for illegal adoption since the 1950s on the “black baby market,” says Georgian journalist Tamuna Museridze, who has been working to reunite families.
Many of those children ended up in families as far away as Canada and the U.S., and were often sold for a lot of money.
In 2002, the Georgian government launched an investigation into this period of child trafficking and in 2005 changed its adoption legislation.
A year later, the government strengthened anti-trafficking laws, making illegal adoptions more difficult.
To learn more about Amy and Ano’s story, as well as Georgia’s dark history of illegal adoptions, check out the BBC episode ‘Betrayal at Birth: Georgia’s Stolen Children’.
Organizations like "Swim Ontario" have to protect the children in their care. But, instead, they protect the paedophiles who terrify those children. No wonder Canada is rapidly approaching a culture like Sodom's, and the Judgement that follows.
Canada: 50-y/o man says he’s 13-y/o girl,
shares change room, showers with girls,
Swim Ontario protects him
The Toronto Sun reported in December: “Girls from age eight to 16 in a Swimming Canada-sanctioned swim meet in Barrie last week not only found themselves in the same pool as a transgender female swimmer but in the same changeroom, too.” The swimmer — 50-year-old Nicholas Cepeda, “who now goes by the name Melody Wiseheart” — “changed in and out of a swimsuit in the women’s locker room at the East Bayfield Community Centre during the Dec. 1 Trojan Cup.”
A comment from one of the parents of the kids at the pool:
“The girls were terrified”….The whole thing is gross. “It’s all so confusing for the kids.”
Another comment from a parent:
“We have no idea why it is allowed…We know it’s not fair to the girls who are training at their sport and some of whom are hoping for scholarships.”
And now for the latest, as noted below by Rebel Media: “Nicholas J. Cepeda, a.k.a., ‘Melody Wiseheart’, showed up yet again to compete against teenage girls.” This time it was at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre, which hosted a swim competition where Cepeda was allowed “to swim, change and shower with real teenage girls.”
This is just stunning in its madness!
Swim Ontario has chosen exactly whose interests they consider a priority: the 50-year-old biological male over the well-being of young girls.
David Menzies from Rebel Media tried to interview staff at the pool, but he didn’t get far. After all, how on earth can anyone defend Swim Ontario’s creepy decision to allow this?
What’s next? Grown men identifying as toddlers? It actually did happen in 2022, when a Scottish transgender murderer, Sophie Eastwood, demanded to be treated like an infant because he “self-identifies as an infant.” Eastwood, who was nicknamed “Hannibal Lecter Jr.,” murdered a 22-year-old male fellow inmate, Paul Algie, using shoelaces to strangle him. The nickname stuck because “prison staff were shocked by the level of force” Eastwood used. Eastwood’s demands were being taken seriously by woke prison personnel, where Eastwood was sucking on a pacifier “much of the time.” The likes of Eastwood, however, have not been placed in nurseries. Yet.
How did Eastwood demand to be treated like an infant? Did he cry and refuse to take his bottle? An infant can't argue with words.
It comes down to how much will parents choose to tolerate.
Swim Ontario continues to PROTECT 50-y/o man identifying as 13-y/o girl —
now the Toronto Police Service is also protecting this creep!
by David Menzies, Rebel News, January 25, 2024:
Instead of taking a stance against this perversity in the pool and upholding World Aquatics guidelines, Swim Ontario is going out of its way to accommodate Cepeda.
It may be a new year but the same old transanity prevails…
The latest installment: last weekend, the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre hosted a swim meet. And Nicholas J. Cepeda, a.k.a., “Melody Wiseheart”, showed up yet again to compete against teenage girls. Nicholas/Melody “identifies” as a 13-year-old girl, and thanks to the unholy trinity of diversity, equity and inclusion, this mindset allows Cepeda to swim, change and shower with real teenage girls.
It’s gross beyond words…
But instead of taking a stance against this perversity in the pool and upholding World Aquatics guidelines, Swim Ontario is going out of its way to accommodate Cepeda. Incredibly, this woke sports regulator snuck Cepeda in to and out of the Pan Am Centre to “protect” him – not from violence, but from being asked insensitive questions….
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