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Brantford Police Arrest Mother in 20-Year-Old Baby Parker Case: New DNA Technology Leads to Breakthrough

Brantford police have made a significant breakthrough in the cold case of Baby Parker, a newborn boy found dead in 2005. A woman, believed to be the mother, has been charged with indignity to a body and concealing the body of a child. The baby was discovered near a trail by Dufferin Avenue and Parkside Drive. Investigators used new DNA technology and tips from Toronto police to track her down after years of dead ends. The case had a profound impact on the community, and police praised their teams dedication for bringing much-needed closure to Baby Parker. No one has been identified as the father, and officials say theres no sign anyone else was involved. This milestone ends an extensive probe that once focused on a possible teenage mom hiding her pregnancy, showcasing the power of fresh tools in reviving old mysteries.

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