“Miraculous Discovery: Missing Toddler Reappears 26 Years Later, Unraveling a Shocking Mystery!”
Social media users were glad to hear the news, saying: “That’s wonderful.”
“Glad she was found alive,” one commenter said, while another wrote, “Terrible thing to happen, just thankful she’s alive!”
Image credits: pressmaster/Adobe Stock (Not the actual photo)
“The father had custody. I wonder why the mother lost custody. She must have done something,” another wrote. “The courts usually award custody to the mother over the father.”’
“These stories are disturbing,” one said.
Karl Jacobson, the chief of the police department, said “this case reflects the hard work of our officers and detectives.
“While cases may have investigative leads exhausted at the time, no cold case is ever truly closed,” the police chief said.
“These stories are disturbing,” a social media user said
Image credits: National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
“We remain committed to resolving every cold case and this is a perfect example of that effort,” he added.
According to DNASolves.com, a platform created by Othram to raise awareness and help solve unresolved cases, Andrea’s case is just one of many included in Othram’s Project 525 initiative.
Launched on May 23, 2024, Project 525 aims to bring resolution to five hundred twenty-five juvenile cases published in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs).
The arrest warrant for Andrea’s biological mother remains active
NHPD detectives were recently able to locate a woman in Mexico who was abducted as a child by her mother with the assistance of DNA testing company @OthramTechpic.twitter.com/Aj16l4Y4oJ
— New Haven Police Department (@NHPDnews) March 5, 2025
Post Comment