On March 21, 1922 boys walking down Woodville Rd in Kilburn, London, England. They would see a parcel on the gutter and began kicking and throwing it around thinking it was trash left on the ground. The string unwrapped and that was when they found a baby inside of it. The baby had died less than 24 hours after it was born and was found to have been strangled to death. There were distinct marks of twine being wrapped around his neck.
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On July 11, 1948, the body of a baby girl was found in Bear River about 350 yards South and East of the Steel Bridge in Corinne, Utah. The body was found laying on the edge of the banks in the water. It's believed that she had been dead for at least a week or 10 days.
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On October 21, 1950, the body of a newborn baby girl was found by a couple in a virtually dry Provo riverbed 3 miles from the mouth of Provo Canyon, in Utah County, Utah. The location was not far from Christmas City Cafe/Tavern. The water in the riverbed was drained about 2 days before at Murdock diversion dam.
The baby had been wrapped in a sheet and weighed down with a large rock likely when the water was still running. The body was too decomposed so the cause of death could be found. She was likely a 7-month fetus and it undetermined if she was born or aborted.
Jane doe was a newborn white female.
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On June 11, 1932, a newborn boy was left abandoned in Perrysburg, Ohio. He would die from exposure and hemorrhage through an untied umbilical cord. It was believed he was born 3 days before he died and was found.
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On October 8, 1994, the bodies of newborn twin girls were found inside a black garbage bag in a pit toilet at Allison Lake Provincial Park about 30 km north of Princeton, British Columbia, Canada, along Highway 5A. The girls were born alive and killed. It's believed that the mother did not receive aftercare as there were no hospital records supporting that. She may have come from another province and it's possible the mother was a victim herself.
The twins are known as the Princeton Angels and a memorial plaque marks their burial in the Princeton Cemetary.
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On April 10, 1990, around 2p.m. someone collecting recyclables found the body of a newborn girl was in a dumpster at the Riverbend Apartments in Riverside, Alabama. It's believed that she was born and died the day before her discovery. It's not stated whether she was born alive or not. She's a white female and was 7lbs.
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On Feb 10, 2004, the body of an infant was found at CR Tranfer Inc. in Stanton, California. His body was found on the conveyer belt that sorted trash from recyclables. He was a newborn as his umbilical cord and placenta were still attached. He was born alive but was suffocated before being placed in the trash.
Baby Doe's race is unknown, but he may have been Hispanic and or black. He had short black and curly hair and grey eyes. A bloody towel, a plastic bag, and a newspaper were found with his body.
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On June 30, 1904, the body of a newborn baby boy was found in London, England. He had died due to suffocation caused by duct tape being wrapped around his neck. There is little information in this case.
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London Metropolitan Archives City of London Coroners Court Page 110
On December 10, 1970, the body of a newborn was found in a toilet at the Woolworth store at 16th and Champa in Denver, Colorado. The baby was born alive. The baby was a white male with brown hair and hazel eyes.
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