In 1998, She Found A Baby Buried Alive. 20 Years Later, They Reunite
May 19, 2018
In 1998, a woman jogging found a newborn baby buried alive in the foothills of Altadena, California, with his umbilical cord still attached.
20 years later, the two were reunited.

Azita Milanian was jogging with her dogs when one of the dogs started scratching at the dirt. Milanian walked over to the dog and saw two tiny feet sticking out from a shallow grave.
She cleared the dirt from his mouth and nose and begged him not to die. "He grabbed my wrist and stopped crying," Milanian told the LA Times in 1998.
Milanian called 911 and the baby was nursed back to health at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena. He was eventually adopted and named Matthew Whitaker.

Matthew Whitaker in 1998 / Photo credit: Kirk McKoy, Los Angeles Times
Over the years, Milanian has been haunted by the memory of finding the baby and tried repeatedly to locate him with no luck.
But years later, a producer for "On Air with Ryan Seacrest" heard Whitaker's story, did some detective work, and reunited them 20 years to the day of the rescue.
The day they reunited, Milanian drove Whitaker to the hiking trail where she found him.
"This could have been my grave," Whitaker said.
Milanian replied softly, "You were wanted."
Watch the video below.
Click Here For The Most Popular On Sunny Skyz
Football Player Asks Friend With Down Syndrome To Homecoming
Man Digging A Duck Pond Uncovers Mysterious Underground Tunnel Made Of Seashells
Hope And Hard Work: Jail Resident Makes History In Clarke County
Chief Of Police Pens Hilarious Letter To Criminals, Suggests Netflix Or Baking
Stranger’s Note Turns A Mother’s Stressful Day Into One She’ll Never Forget
Money Really Does Grow On Trees! Cafés In Ukraine Let Kids 'Buy' Drinks With Leaves They Collected
He Drove Past A Giant Pile Of Leaves, Then Noticed Eyes Staring Back
Bicyclists Come Face-To-Face With Mountain Lion In Terrifying Trail Encounter
Angels Walk Among Us: He Needed The Hug More Than The Food
Kids At Daycare Take Turns Jumping In A Mud Puddle — And It’s Pure Joy
Mystery Solved: Foster Dog Wasn’t Ignoring Commands, He Just Didn’t Speak English
