Baby abandoned in plastic bag meets birth family 40 years later

The heartbreaking moment a man was able to meet with his biological family 40 years after being abandoned is going viral.

In September 1984, Jon Scarlett-Phillips was discovered in the toilet of a leisure center car park close to Milton Keynes, UK. Tragically, little Jon had been left there wrapped in a blanket and put in a shopping bag with his placenta still attached.

Jon’s birth mother had placed him the toilet and left.
Ultimately, three teenage girls heard Jon’s distressed cries and came to his rescue. They promptly called an ambulance and the baby’s life was saved.

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