DNA helps solve 96-year-old mystery of baby abandoned in Ohio

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DNA helps solve 96-year-old mystery of baby abandoned in Ohio – Find My Family

The mystery of a baby found in 1925 on the doorstep of a Richland County home has finally been solved 30 years after Wilma Lamoreaux was last featured in the Mansfield News Journal.

Sadly, she passed away before she could learn that she had lived her entire life just 30 miles away from her birth parents and a brother she never knew existed.
 
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