The parents of the baby girl whose murdered body was found inside a trash can at a Franklin park in 1994 have finally been ...

On April 13, 1994, two boys looking for soda cans to recycle found a baby stabbed to death in a public park's trash. 30 years later, she has a name.

On April 13, 1994, two children rummaging through a trash bin found the remains of the child who had been fatally stabbed, ...

Biological parents of murdered baby girl found in Franklin, Indiana park in 1994 identified 30 years later. DNA technology led to the discovery.

Parents of "Baby Hope," a newborn found dead in 1994, were identified as Cheryl D. Larson, now deceased, and Paul R. Shepherd ...

Police and the community named the unknown infant “Baby Hope,” and donations ensured she received a proper burial and a ...

A 1994 Franklin cold case that garnered national attention will be the focus of a police update Monday. Franklin Police will ...

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John Hope Franklin, a Duke University historian and scholar of life in the South and the African American experience in the United States, died Wednesday. He was 94.

Mirror to America: The Autobiography of John Hope FranklinBy John Hope FranklinFarrar, Straus and Giroux, 401 pages, $25For more than six decades, John Hope Franklin has placed his firm and ...