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Mom who abandoned son left handbag behind

Published: June 19, 2007 at 8:09 PM
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HIGHTSTOWN, N.J., June 19 (UPI) -- The landlord of a New Jersey woman who left her baby son in a hospital parking lot found her handbag in her apartment.

Mike Vanderbeck discovered the bag in a closet Monday while showing Amy Giordano's Hightstown apartment to a reporter for The Times of Trenton. He immediately called police.

The contents included $4.31, Social Security cards for Giordano and her 11-month-old son and her apartment keys. Vanderbeck was especially concerned because she also left an almost-full pack of cigarettes.

"She was a chain smoker," he said.

A nurse found Michael DiGirolamo outside Christiana Hospital in Delaware 10 days ago. The little boy had a note tucked into his diapers.

Neither Giordano nor the boy's presumed father, Roy DiGirolamo, have been seen for days. DiGirolamo, who is married, last reported to work about a week ago, while the last person known to have heard from Giordano was a friend who talked to her on the telephone four days before she abandoned her son.


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