This stillborn baby girl was found under a viaduct in the 4600 block of West Kinzie Street in Chicago, Illinois on July 21, 2006. She was later named Kinzie Marie after the street on which she was found. She had been wrapped in newspaper and was surrounded by garbage. Police noted an apparent attempt to set the bundle on fire. Her parents, or those who abandoned her, have yet to be found.
The funeral service and burial were organized by a non-profit group called Rest in His Arms, which is a non-denominational Christian group committed to giving abandoned Chicago-area infants a proper funeral and burial.
The funeral service and burial were organized by a non-profit group called Rest in His Arms, which is a non-denominational Christian group committed to giving abandoned Chicago-area infants a proper funeral and burial.
This stillborn baby girl was found under a viaduct in the 4600 block of West Kinzie Street in Chicago, Illinois on July 21, 2006. She was later named Kinzie Marie after the street on which she was found. She had been wrapped in newspaper and was surrounded by garbage. Police noted an apparent attempt to set the bundle on fire. Her parents, or those who abandoned her, have yet to be found.
The funeral service and burial were organized by a non-profit group called Rest in His Arms, which is a non-denominational Christian group committed to giving abandoned Chicago-area infants a proper funeral and burial.
The funeral service and burial were organized by a non-profit group called Rest in His Arms, which is a non-denominational Christian group committed to giving abandoned Chicago-area infants a proper funeral and burial.
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