Twins Sold at Birth in Georgia Reunited Through TikTok Video

Amy and Ano, identical twins separated at birth and sold to different families, reunited years later through a TV talent show and a TikTok video. They soon discovered that they were part of a larger group of babies who had been stolen from hospitals in Georgia and sold. The twins embarked on a journey to uncover the truth and find answers about their past, leading them to seek out their birth mother. Over the course of their investigation, they learned that tens of thousands of babies had been taken and sold illegally, with no one being held accountable. Their search also connected them to a Facebook group dedicated to reuniting families affected by illegal adoptions. This group, along with DNA testing, revealed the shocking extent of the baby trafficking scandal that had plagued Georgia for decades. Journalist Tamuna Museridze, who herself was adopted, formed the group and has helped reunite many families while also shedding light on the widespread corruption involved in illegal adoptions. Despite the challenges they faced, Amy and Ano eventually met their birth mother, offering closure and a newfound sense of purpose. The Georgian government has launched an investigation into historic child trafficking, but progress has been slow and little information has been released. Tamuna and human rights lawyer Lia Mukhashavria are now taking legal action to demand access to birth documents for the victims, hoping to bring justice and closure to those affected by this troubling chapter in Georgian history.