"I didn't try to kill my brother": Years later, girl adopted from Russia speaks out
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In 1997, a 9-year-old Russian girl was adopted by an American couple, who came to believe that she was capable of murder after they say she tried to toss her little brother off a 30-foot-high deck.
Eventually, the couple brought her back to Russia and left her there in a locked children's psychiatric institute. "48 Hours" contributor Troy Roberts chronicled every development along the way for a show titled, "The Perfect Child," which aired in 2000.
Ever since then, Roberts was haunted by that dramatic story, and left wondering what happened to that blue-eyed Russian girl. And after more than two decades, they reunited in North Carolina, not far from where she lives.
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