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NORTHFIELD — No criminal charges will be filed after the parents of a dead infant found in Northfield in 1982 have been identified.

A baby boy was discarded in the hallway of an apartment complex in South Bend, Indiana, just days before Christmas 2000. Gene Eyster, one of the police officers who dealt with the case and did his part to provide the boy with some comfort while in the hospital, long wondered about the child's fate...

Over two decades ago, an officer with the South Bend Police Department investigated a case involving a newborn abandoned in a box. Now, that baby is all grown up and working for the same department.

Gene Eyster found Matthew Hegedus-Stewart in a cardboard box when he was a baby. Now, more than two decades later, he was able to reunite with the boy he helped save.

Over two decades ago, an officer with the South Bend Police Department investigated a case involving a newborn abandoned in a box. Now, that baby is all grown up and working for the same department.

Over two decades ago, an officer with the South Bend Police Department investigated a case involving a newborn abandoned in a box. Now, that baby is all grown up and working for the same department.

For more than two decades, retired Lt. Gene Eyster wondered what became of that boy he found abandoned in a cardboard box in an apartment hallway.

For more than two decades, retired Lt. Gene Eyster wondered what became of that boy he found abandoned in a cardboard box in an apartment hallway.

"Baby Boy Doe," who was discovered about three days after being born, was found in the West Side Landfill in Larksville on Aug. 6, 1980. Here are some of the

Pennsylvania State Police and Luzerne County prosecutors on Wednesday announced a crowdfunding effort to fund DNA testing they hope will crack the cold-case murder of an infant found in Larksville