The meeting was emotional. Namata had been living in terrible conditions at “God’s Mercy Orphanage.” The Davises took her from there, finalized the paperwork, and brought her to the U.S.
The little girl, whom they affectionately nicknamed “Mata,” adapted quickly. She started school, bonded with her new siblings, and seemed happy. But there was one barrier – language. Namata didn’t speak English.
A year passed. Namata’s English was getting better and better. And that’s when strange things began to happen. During casual conversations at dinner, the girl started mentioning details about her past life that didn’t fit the agency’s official story at all.
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