The note left with the baby read, in part: 'His dad tried to kill us. Please keep him secret and take him to hospital. Dad a very dangerous man. I'm so sorry, I tried to clean him and feed him as much as I could.'
A 1-day-old infant was found outside a Florida building with a heartbreaking note from the mother saying the dad is a “dangerous man” who tried to kill them.
“I just open the door and go outside, and I honestly thought it was a joke, for like the first two seconds, because I saw a baby on the floor,” Izaguirre told the outlet. “He was wrapped up in a T-shirt, like a polo shirt, and he was just on the floor crying. Nobody was around.” A neighbor, Clive Petgrave, told the Orlando Sentinel he woke up to the police knocking on his door, telling him about the infant found at his doorstep and asking if Petgrave had seen anyone who was pregnant.
The Orlando Police Department tells Yahoo Lifestyle: “An unwanted newborn baby should be taken to a hospital or a fire station. There are no criminal repercussions if handled in this manner. This can be done until the baby is 7 days old.”
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