Crime
Bizarre! How mum sold her newborn baby for the dumbest reason
An unnamed mother who has been accused of selling her newborn son for £3,000 to pay for a nose job is already in police net.
The unspecified woman, from Dagestan, southern Russia, is said to have told a friend she did not want to keep the baby.
She then arranged for a couple to buy the child just five days after he was born on April 25, according to prosecutors.
Police say the mother, 33, surrendered her son to the couple for a deposit of just 20,000 rubles (£274).

The alleged buyer posing with the infant
But the infant needed hospital treatment and medics asked the pair who bought him for his birth certificate, authorities say.
The couple then asked the woman for the document, which she gave them in exchange for a further RUB 100,000 (£1,370) on May 26, police added.
Incredibly, the woman told the couple that she intended to spend the cash on a cosmetic operation on her nose, it is alleged.
But before the couple could hand over the remainder of the total RUB-200,000 £2,730 fee, police arrested the group for human trafficking offences.
In a statement, investigators said a criminal case had been launched against a 33-year-old resident of the city of Kaspiysk.
National Daily gathered from the report by MailOnline that the husband and his wife are thought to have been encouraged by a neighbour to take the child after learning of the mother’s situation.
‘I became friends with her and suggested she give the child to a family who couldn’t have kids anymore,’ the neighbour told police.
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