Where did the mother live with her son?
Authorities in New York say they believe the woman thought he had simply left home without saying anything. Now the horrific truth has been revealed at the house on Avenue N near East 22nd Street. The mother is now quite elderly and had been living with the skeletal remains of her son, possibly for as long as 20 years, the New York Post reports.
Who was the son that kept his mother’s body in the basement?
The law-enforcement source told the paper it was like something out of Hitchcock’s finest horror – the 1960 flick in which a son, Norman Bates,keeps his dead mother’s remains in a basement. The source said: “It was like some reverse ‘Psycho’ scene.”
What was the name of the baby buried on Hart Island?
MJ Adams, who gave birth to a stillborn boy name Juan Carlos Gabard, spent 20 years trying to find the location of her son’s grave after being told he would be ‘buried with other babies’
Where was body of missing child found in mother’s home?
It was one of those children, Andre, who helped authorities discover the body of what he later learned was his twin sister. Adopted and raised by another family, Andre went to the building at 94-01 Rockaway Parkway three weeks ago looking for his birth mother, a woman he had never met.
Where are births and deaths recorded in New York State?
The indexes do not include births and deaths in Albany, Buffalo, and Yonkers prior to 1914, or marriages in those cities prior to 1908. (Contact the local registrar of vital statistics in those cities for information about earlier records.)
It was one of those children, Andre, who helped authorities discover the body of what he later learned was his twin sister. Adopted and raised by another family, Andre went to the building at 94-01 Rockaway Parkway three weeks ago looking for his birth mother, a woman he had never met.
Where can I find the New York State Death Index?
New York State Death Indexes, 1880-1956 free; at Archive.org/from Reclaim the Records; scanned images of the indexes for each year, but not searchable by name; does not include Yonkers, Buffalo, and Albany from 1880 to about 1914 or 1915; for Buffalo death indexes for those years, see the Ancestry index above or the Erie County section below
When did people die in New York State?
New York Census Mortality Schedules for 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880 at Ancestry/requires payment; for some people who died in the year prior to the census being taken Albany County… Albany Rural Cemetery Grave Search see the next listing for scanned burial cards for this cemetery