Mom hits rock bottom, attempts to sell her baby on Snapchat before someone thankfully …

Photo by Emily Elconin/Getty Images | Published: Jul 13, 2025 09:49 am An Indianapolis mother of seven is now facing serious charges after a long investigation into accusations that she tried to sell her baby girl. The case started with a message on a social media platform and led to the arrest of 32-year-old Morgan D. Stapp on a felony charge related to child sex trafficking . According to TooFab, the investigation began when Snapchat flagged a suspicious message and alerted the FBI. Federal agents first spoke to Ms. Stapp on November 11, 2024, about her possible involvement in a plan to traffic her 7-month-old daughter for sex. During this first interview, Ms. Stapp claimed that her Snapchat account had been “hacked” and that she could no longer access it. She said she was upset because she had lost photos of her seven children due to the supposed hacking. She also told the agents that Snapchat had emailed her, saying her account was permanently banned because of suspected “online commercial sex transactions.” However, later that same month, Ms. Stapp changed her story. She admitted to the Indiana Department of Child Services that she had lied to the FBI agents. She
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