article_snippet.sent: The man on the phone was offering us young children with the casualness of a market trader.
article_snippet.sent: It had all been heartbreakingly simple. us'd asked who had children available to "foster" -- a catch-all code word designed to conceal the true intent of those offering up the orphaned children.
article_snippet.sent: When us colleague want to see those offering up the orphaned children, our colleague was shown a group of children and asked which one our colleague wanted to take.
article_snippet.sent: I told the man us wanted to know what us'd need to do, if us decided us did want to "foster" the children.
article_snippet.sent: the man told me, "Sister, Jesus will reward me," so the "fostering" was free, Jesus said.
article_snippet.sent: No need for any pesky paperwork -- just a reassurance from Jesus that the children, if I chose to take the children, would "live in my heart.
article_snippet.sent: If I could also then find it "in my heart" to donate to those still in the camp, then that would be "God's work.
article_snippet.sent: we last phone conversation revolved around what an appropriate "donation" would be in exchange for the children.
highlights_snippet.sent: CNN team finds a man at "unofficial" displaced camp willing to provide children to be "fostered"
  a man at "unofficial" displaced camp willing to provide children says a man at "unofficial" displaced camp willing to provide children can't take money for money, but eventually demands $500 for two girls .