Carole Murphy and Sarah Dunkley were both abandoned at birth in the 1960sTwo sisters who were both abandoned at birth and grew up not knowing that the other existed have met for the first time after one submitted her DNA to a national database. Carole Murphy was adopted as a baby and knew little of her background other than that she was left at a London hospital in the 1960s by her mother without any identification. SponsoredSarah Dunkley, meanwhile, had an almost identical story and had resigned herself to never knowing her mother’s identity. Then she contacted the makers of the ITV show Long Lost Family: Born without Trace, which follows the stories of foundlings, and discovered that she had a full sister. The two siblings had been left at different London hospitals two years apart, but

Source: The Times May 17, 2021 23:01 UTC