The image of the brown-eyed girl in need of a name made spanned the reaches of T.V. and social media for over 80 days. The computer rendering of “Baby Doe” was all the world knew of Bella Bond prior to the arrest of her mother and mother’s boyfriend. Related:Mom shot up heroin with boyfriend, stuffed Baby Doe in fridge following tot’s murder Christi Andrews, a forensic artist at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, used morgue photos and autopsy information to recreate the picture of the child found in a trash bag on the shores of Deer Island in June. Background: From Baby Doe to Bella Bond, a timeline
“She was not treated well,’’ she said. “And when you hear about cases like that, it breaks your heart.’’
Watch Andrews’ interview below:
VIDEO: Artist who gave Baby Doe a face speaks out
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the Suffolk County DA’s Office
