(FOX NEWS) – A child dubbed "Baby Holly" after going missing in the 1980s when her parents were apparently murdered in Texas has been found alive more than 40 years later, officials said Thursday.
Cold case group Identifiers International located Holly Marie Clouse, now 42, "alive and well" just months after using genetic genealogy to positively identify her parents, murder victims Tina Gail Linn Clouse and Harold Dean Clouse Jr., officials revealed. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office made the stunning announcement during a press conference on Thursday, when investigators stressed that they need the public's help in getting answers.
"Baby Holly has been located alive and well and is now 42 years of age," Paxton’s office said in a press release. "Holly has been notified of the identities of her biological parents and has been in contact with her extended biological family and they hope to meet in person soon."
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