7, 1997, officers responded to the area of the Moses statue in Washington Park for reports of a dead baby. A park worker ...

Keri Mazzuca, of Altamont, admitted to leaving her baby near the Moses statue in Albany’s Washington Park on Sept. 7, 1997. The baby was named “Baby Moses” The case was unsolved for many ...

Prosecutors say she left the baby near the Moses statue in Albany’s Washington Park on Sept. 7, 1997. The baby was named “Baby Moses” The case was unsolved for many years until Mazzuca was ...

She was arrested 27 years after a deceased baby boy was found under the Moses Statue in Washington Park. DNA linked her to the case. She was charged with second degree murder, concealment of a ...

She then placed the baby near the Moses statue in Albany’s Washington Park. DNA evidence finally led prosecutors to arrest Mazzuca in September 2024. Mazzuca also pleaded guilty to concealment ...

Moses had left the Israelites for 40 days and ... “It’s like someone built a statue for the singular purpose of idolizing wealth, and Christians happily take selfies in front of it,” wrote ...

A newborn baby boy's corpse was found in a garden near the Moses statue in Washington Park in Albany in 1997. An FBI DNA analysis led to a breakthrough in the case in 2022 and the arrest last year ...