Web Site Garners Support for Birth Mother Charged With Kidnapping

Allison Quets w/ Twins
More supporters are rallying around a birth mother charged with kidnapping her 18-month-old twins from their adoptive parents.

AllisonQuets.com is now devoted to the Allison Quets case. Also, a petition with nearly 800 signatures asks the Canadian and United States governments to grant her custody of the children she conceived through in-vitro fertilization.

Quets, 49, of Jacksonville, Fla., faces federal charges of international kidnapping after she failed to return Holly and Tyler Quets to Denise and Kevin Needham after a court-approved visit in December.

A Wake County judge denied bond Friday, and Quets continues to be held at the Wake County Jail, where she has been since early this month.
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