July 10, 1998 held so much promise for Shanara Mobley. The birth of her daughter, Kamiyah, gave the teen a chance to make her troubled life right. But in a matter of hours, it all went so wrong. When a woman in scrubs walked out of a Florida hospital, Shanara's future was tucked into her purse. Baby Kamiyah was gone. Almost 20 years later, police announced a major break in the kidnapping case. Would it bring Kamiyah back to her mother?

July 10, 1998 held so much promise for Shanara Mobley. The birth of her daughter, Kamiyah, gave the teen a chance to make her troubled life right. But in a matter of hours, it all went so wrong. When a woman in scrubs walked out of a Florida hospital, Shanara's future was tucked into her purse. Baby Kamiyah was gone. Almost 20 years later, police announced a major break in the kidnapping case. Would it bring Kamiyah back to her mother?

Introducing Have You Seen Kamiyah?

EPISODE 1 | Hours after giving birth to Kamiyah, 16-year-old Shanara Mobley realizes that the woman in scrubs who took her baby girl to the hospital's nursery is not coming back. And neither is her baby.

EPISODE 1 | Hours after giving birth to Kamiyah, 16-year-old Shanara Mobley realizes that the woman in scrubs who took her baby girl to the hospital's nursery is not coming back. And neither is her baby.

Where's my baby?

EPISODE 2 | The search for Baby Kamiyah is on after a woman dressed in scrubs walks out of a Jacksonville hospital with the newborn in her purse. The FBI releases a profile of the likely abductor.

EPISODE 2 | The search for Baby Kamiyah is on after a woman dressed in scrubs walks out of a Jacksonville hospital with the newborn in her purse. The FBI releases a profile of the likely abductor.

The search

EPISODE 3 | In July 1998, Gloria Williams shows up at her mother's home in Ruffin, S.C., with Alexis. Her newborn baby girl will be the answer to her troubled relationship. Or will it?

EPISODE 3 | In July 1998, Gloria Williams shows up at her mother's home in Ruffin, S.C., with Alexis. Her newborn baby girl will be the answer to her troubled relationship. Or will it?

Alexis

EPISODE 4 | When Alexis applies for a job, 16 years of lies begin to unravel, bringing new attention to the cold case of missing newborn Kamiyah Mobley.

EPISODE 4 | When Alexis applies for a job, 16 years of lies begin to unravel, bringing new attention to the cold case of missing newborn Kamiyah Mobley.

The secret

EPISODE 5 | Eighteen years after Baby Kamiyah was abducted from a Jacksonville hospital, police announce a major break in the case. For Kamiyah's mother, Shanara Mobley, though, the news is a mix of jubilation and frustration.

EPISODE 5 | Eighteen years after Baby Kamiyah was abducted from a Jacksonville hospital, police announce a major break in the case. For Kamiyah's mother, Shanara Mobley, though, the news is a mix of jubilation and frustration.

Kamiyah

EPISODE 6 | In the final episode, Shanara and Craig are finally reunited with their daughter, Kamiyah, kidnapped 18 years earlier as a newborn from a Florida hospital. But Shanara's storybook ending was anything but that. 

EPISODE 6 | In the final episode, Shanara and Craig are finally reunited with their daughter, Kamiyah, kidnapped 18 years earlier as a newborn from a Florida hospital. But Shanara's storybook ending was anything but that.

The reunion

July 10, 1998 held so much promise for Shanara Mobley. The birth of her daughter, Kamiyah, gave the teen a chance to make her troubled life right. But in a matter of hours, it all went so wrong. When a woman in scrubs walked out of a Florida hospital, Shanara's future was tucked into her purse. Baby Kamiyah was gone. Almost 20 years later, police announced a major break in the kidnapping case. Would it bring Kamiyah back to her mother? Hosted by Times-Union investigative reporter Eileen Kelley.

I love true crime and investigative podcasts, so I was very interested in this story.  It&#39;s too bad that I couldn&#39;t get through more than 15 minutes of the first episode.  This podcast is terribly produced.  The sound quality is poor and the reporter&#39;s narration is monotone and amateurish.  It sounds as if she is reading to a child, very slow and almost mechanical.  You can hear the sounds her mouth makes (licking lips, etc.) and it really grossed me out.  It&#39;s difficult to make out what Shanara is saying in the interview clips.  I understand she is emotional, but they either needed to clean up and clarify the audio, or the reporter needed to recap what Shanara was saying.

Just Bad.

What an amazing story. To think that this actually happened breaks my heart.

Incredible Journey

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