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3 newborn babies abandoned in Orlando years apart are siblings, DNA shows
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Three infants found abandoned years apart at an Orlando apartment complex come from the same parents, according to a DNA test requested by the Orlando police detectives investigating the cases, and now investigators are using genealogy in an attempt to identify the mother and father.
The most recent infant was found in July at the Willow Key Apartments on Arnold Palmer Drive. The 1-day-old baby boy was found wrapped in a T-shirt on a doorstep, police said.
A note found with the baby said the mother left him because she was in fear of the child’s father, according to police. The baby was healthy and taken to Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.
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