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...inch taller than Cserny at 6’4. The Big 12 Player of the Year averages 18.4 points and nine rebounds. She is also one of the top defensive centers in the nation, blocking 62 shots in the regular season. At forward, 5’11 sophomore Kendra Wecker has piled on the accolades, most recently winning ESPN.com’s Most Underrated Player. She leads the Wildcats in scoring with 19.2 ppg while adding 8.3 rebounds a contest...
Kansas State freshman Kendra Wecker pulled down a tournament record-tying 20 rebounds in the second game and scored 17 points to lead the Wildcats to a 72-56 victory and the tournament title. Based on this performance and her strong play the previous night against Grambling State, Wecker was named the MVP of the tournament...
...daughters from a previous marriage. But the Kilshaws wanted another baby, had failed to conceive and feared they would be rejected as adoptive parents in Britain because Judith is 47. They paid Johnson $12,500 to find a baby. When they expressed interest in Kiara and Keyara, Wecker flew to San Bernardino and arranged with the Allens to take the girls for what she described as a two-day holiday "to say goodbye." Instead, she took them 100 miles south to her hotel in San Diego, where she met the Kilshaws, who had flown in from Britain. Afterward, Johnson phoned...
Then began a weird, seven-day, 1,500-mile car trip to Arkansas, which grants adoptions in as few as 10 days if all the birth and adoptive parents agree. When motel rooms were full, the Kilshaws, Wecker, her daughter Nolle and her twins all slept in a green Dodge Caravan. The babies developed coughs, and one ended up in the hospital, dehydrated. But the adoption was approved in Arkansas. Just after Christmas the Kilshaws brought the babies, renamed Kimberly and Belinda, to their seven-bedroom farmhouse in northern Wales--and decided to tell their tale of Tina Johnson...
They expected to ride out the storm. A valid U.S. adoption must be recognized in Britain. But the media scrutiny exposed their vulnerabilities. Wecker announced she wanted the babies back again, declaring she had used an aunt's address to fake the 30-day residency required to seek an Arkansas adoption. She said the Kilshaws knew this at the time, though Alan denies it. The Arkansas decree cannot become final before June, and authorities there are likely to challenge it because of Wecker's admission. What's more, the Kilshaws did not apply for the entry permits to Britain required...