Newham Baby Abandoned Police Offer £20000 Reward to Find Parents Newham Baby Abandoned Police Offer £20000 Reward to Find Parents

Here’s the story. Someone found Elsa on January 18, 2024, near Greenway and High Street South in East Ham. She was wrapped in a towel and held in a reusable shopping bag.

Elsa was named after the movie “Frozen.” A dog walker discovered her. Folks think she was less than an hour old when she was found. Police later learned about her siblings, who were also abandoned back then.

Harry was found in September 2017 on Balaam Street in Plaistow, wrapped inside a white blanket. Roman turned up in late January 2019 during freezing weather. He was also given a new name after being found in Newham, in a play area by Roman Road.

Both Harry and Roman have now been adopted, and they have loving families.

The police are still investigating and want to find the parents of all three kids. They are offering a reward of £20,000 for information leading to their identification.

Elsa is doing great and has already taken her first steps. A court heard this news in February, and a social worker stated that Elsa’s developing well, adding that her visits with Elsa were great.

Police have reviewed a lot of security footage, checking over 450 hours. Detectives are working with national crime experts as the investigation continues every day, aiming to find the parents.

Crimestoppers offered a reward, too, which is £20,000 for information about the parents. The reward expires on April 18, and you must contact Crimestoppers directly to claim it.

Call police at 101 if you have clues, and refer to Operation Wolcott. You can contact Crimestoppers anonymously by calling them at 0800 555 111 or visiting Crimestoppers-uk.org online, where you need a reward code, which can be requested online using the “keeping in contact” option.

Here’s the story. Someone found Elsa on January 18, 2024, near Greenway and High Street South in East Ham. She was wrapped in a towel and held in a reusable shopping bag.

Elsa was named after the movie “Frozen.” A dog walker discovered her. Folks think she was less than an hour old when she was found. Police later learned about her siblings, who were also abandoned back then.

Harry was found in September 2017 on Balaam Street in Plaistow, wrapped inside a white blanket. Roman turned up in late January 2019 during freezing weather. He was also given a new name after being found in Newham, in a play area by Roman Road.

Both Harry and Roman have now been adopted, and they have loving families.

The police are still investigating and want to find the parents of all three kids. They are offering a reward of £20,000 for information leading to their identification.

Elsa is doing great and has already taken her first steps. A court heard this news in February, and a social worker stated that Elsa’s developing well, adding that her visits with Elsa were great.

Police have reviewed a lot of security footage, checking over 450 hours. Detectives are working with national crime experts as the investigation continues every day, aiming to find the parents.

Crimestoppers offered a reward, too, which is £20,000 for information about the parents. The reward expires on April 18, and you must contact Crimestoppers directly to claim it.

Call police at 101 if you have clues, and refer to Operation Wolcott. You can contact Crimestoppers anonymously by calling them at 0800 555 111 or visiting Crimestoppers-uk.org online, where you need a reward code, which can be requested online using the “keeping in contact” option.