News Former Cop Reunites With Woman He Rescued as an Abandoned Baby 51 Years Ago - GoFuckYourself.com

brassmonkey · 01-23-2015, 06:15 AM

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It was a heartfelt reunion 51 years in the making.

A St. Louis police officer and the baby girl he had once found abandoned, sitting alone on a blanket in an overgrown lot surrounded by dilapidated, rundown mansions on May 26, 1963.

?I remember getting a call and I parked. It was a pretty isolated area,? George Leuckel, now 79, told ABC News of that fateful day. ?One side of the street was old mansions from the 1800s and half of them had been torn down. Half of it was the veteran?s hospital and the other half was an abandoned, overgrown trash dump. I didn?t hear anything but I walked up into the woods there. There was a circular drive with a park in the middle where the mansions had been. I found her in the brush on a blanket.?

A delicately dressed 9-month-old baby in a checkered dress and bonnet lay upon a clean blanket not making a noise, just staring at the police officer as if she had been waiting for him.

?I saw this baby sitting on the blanket and she wasn?t moving, just looking at me, befuddled as to what?s going on,? he recalled. ?She was perfectly dressed like she was ready for Sunday church.?

Leuckel, who now lives in Oakville, Missouri, with his wife, Barbara and their daughter, remembers feeling as though he was being watched that day as he stood there with the baby in his arms?unsure at this point what call had even been placed that led him to the abandoned lot to begin with.

?I picked her up right away and held her and was looking around but I didn?t see anything, didn?t hear anything,? he said.

The officer followed the protocol for an abandoned child, taking her to the hospital to have her checked and filling out his police report, recapping all the mysterious details. But there was something different about this baby.

?She hung on to me and we were buddies,? he said. ?I was with her most of that evening. And then I had to go back to the station and they called and said they couldn?t find anybody for her. They finally located a foster mother that could take a baby, so I took her up there and that was the last time I saw her.?

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makeabuck · 01-23-2015, 06:21 AM

That was a good read. Thank you Brass Monkey Junkie =)

Jel · 01-23-2015, 06:22 AM

man, that brought a tear to my eye

fappingJack · 01-23-2015, 06:53 AM

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jimmycooper · 01-23-2015, 07:21 AM

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CaptainHowdy · 01-23-2015, 10:02 AM

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brassmonkey Pay It Forward Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Yo Mama House Posts: 77,258	Former Cop Reunites With Woman He Rescued as an Abandoned Baby 51 Years Ago hotlinked It was a heartfelt reunion 51 years in the making. A St. Louis police officer and the baby girl he had once found abandoned, sitting alone on a blanket in an overgrown lot surrounded by dilapidated, rundown mansions on May 26, 1963. ?I remember getting a call and I parked. It was a pretty isolated area,? George Leuckel, now 79, told ABC News of that fateful day. ?One side of the street was old mansions from the 1800s and half of them had been torn down. Half of it was the veteran?s hospital and the other half was an abandoned, overgrown trash dump. I didn?t hear anything but I walked up into the woods there. There was a circular drive with a park in the middle where the mansions had been. I found her in the brush on a blanket.? A delicately dressed 9-month-old baby in a checkered dress and bonnet lay upon a clean blanket not making a noise, just staring at the police officer as if she had been waiting for him. ?I saw this baby sitting on the blanket and she wasn?t moving, just looking at me, befuddled as to what?s going on,? he recalled. ?She was perfectly dressed like she was ready for Sunday church.? Leuckel, who now lives in Oakville, Missouri, with his wife, Barbara and their daughter, remembers feeling as though he was being watched that day as he stood there with the baby in his arms?unsure at this point what call had even been placed that led him to the abandoned lot to begin with. ?I picked her up right away and held her and was looking around but I didn?t see anything, didn?t hear anything,? he said. The officer followed the protocol for an abandoned child, taking her to the hospital to have her checked and filling out his police report, recapping all the mysterious details. But there was something different about this baby. ?She hung on to me and we were buddies,? he said. ?I was with her most of that evening. And then I had to go back to the station and they called and said they couldn?t find anybody for her. They finally located a foster mother that could take a baby, so I took her up there and that was the last time I saw her.? https://gma.yahoo.com/former-police-...214147382.html __________________ TRUMP 2025 KEKAW!!! - The Laken Riley Act Is Law! DACA ENDED - SUPPORT AZ HCR 2060 52R - email: brassballz-at-techie.com

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