Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin Still Free after 3 Arrest Warrants for Child Abuse Case
Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin has had 3 warrants for his arrest issued this year for failing to obey court orders in a case concerning his adopted son who was abused in foster care, and as of this writing, Bevin is still free, as apparently no law enforcement agency in Kentucky is willing to arrest him. At the most recent court hearing a few weeks ago (June, 2026), the judge stated that the arrest warrant was still active, and yet he still has not been arrested. The Bevins have adopted several children from Ethiopia. The case of their adopted son Jonah, who allegedly became a "troubled teen" and then was reported severely abused while in foster group homes, ended up in a Jamaican boarding school that was raided and then shut down for severe child abuse. While parents of the other children came to take their children home, the Bevins never showed up, and their son Jonah became a ward of the Jamaican state. Since the identity of the Bevins' adopted son that is the subject of this legal battle for his support went public, he recently spoke out about his case. And like so many overseas adoption cases we have covered over the years, he was lied to about his parents, whom he was told were dead, when in fact, they were not. It is all part of the adoption child trafficking network I have reported on for years, where mainly white, Evangelical Christians, claim that they are saving "orphans," when in fact they are not orphans at all and have families who love them.
