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Project Rescue ChildrenBBC UK
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Adam Whittington , founder of Project Rescue Children ( PRC ) says he has helped more than 700 children in countries including Uganda , Kenya and The Gambia .
BBC File on 4 has found that some of these children have never been trafficked.
PRC has described our allegations that it does not support children as being “completely without merit, misleading and defamatory”.
PRC said Jane Gori’s home was a PRC rescue centre that cares for children.
Her name, her house and her photograph were being used by PRC .
The BBC has found no evidence that the marketplace rescue ever happened.
PRC terminated Alex Betts' contract on the grounds she was exploiting children for social media gain’ She says she has always acted with honest and pure intentions’.
Ebou Bass acknowledged that Mireya 's story was false and that the rescue centre was his family’s home.
When challenged, he said it was Mr Whittington 's idea to say they had rescued a baby from traffickers but that he had gone along with it because the child they had used as a prop was very poor and he had hoped she would receive financial help.
PRC insists the story is true and has invited the BBC to carry out a DNA test on the child we found.
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