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Problem:Children Lost and Found 
  
 Growing up in Bridgeport, Conn., Nejdra Nance suspected she wasn't really related to the woman she called "Mom." Finally, she found her baby picture on a missing children's website. She was born Carlina Renae White and was less than a month old when she was snatched from a New York City hospital in 1987. Now 23, she has been reunited with her birth parents. Click through for other cases. 
  
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 Julia Xanthos, NY Daily News / Getty Images ||||| A North Carolina woman who raised a child kidnapped 23 years ago from a New York hospital surrendered to authorities on a parole violation charge Sunday, days after a widely publicized reunion between the biological mother and the daughter taken from her as a baby. 
  
 In this undated photo provided by the North Carolina Department of Correction, Ann Pettway is shown. Pettway, the woman who raised a child kidnapped from a New York hospital two decades ago has violated... (Associated Press) 
  
 This poster released by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children shows Carlina White as an infant, left, and what she might have looked like as an adult, right. White, who was kidnapped... (Associated Press) 
  
 In this May 24, 2010 photo provided by the Wake County (N.C.) Bureau of Identification, Ann Pettway is shown. Local, state and federal authorities are searching for Pettway, who is involved in raising... (Associated Press) 
  
 Ann Pettway surrendered Sunday morning to the FBI and Bridgeport, Conn., police on a warrant from North Carolina, FBI supervisory special agent William Reiner said. 
  
 Pettway, who has family in Bridgeport, was on probation because of a conviction for attempted embezzlement and wasn't allowed to leave North Carolina. She remained in custody in Bridgeport on Sunday afternoon and couldn't be reached for comment. 
  
 North Carolina officials said Friday they believed Pettway was on the run from authorities. Correction officials had tried repeatedly to contact Pettway after finding out investigators wanted to question her in the 1987 abduction of the infant, Carlina White, who's now grown and has reunited with her long-lost family. 
  
 The Department of Correction said Sunday it will seek Pettway's extradition to North Carolina. 
  
 White had long suspected Pettway wasn't her biological mother because she could never provide her with a birth certificate. No suspects were ever identified in White's disappearance from Harlem Hospital in New York. White is now 23 years old and has been living under the name Nejdra Nance in Bridgeport. 
  
 Her biological family says it believes Pettway was the kidnapper. 
  
 Her parents, Joy White and Carl Tyson, said a woman who looked like a nurse had comforted them at the hospital. The girl was just 19 days old and had been admitted in the middle of the night with a high fever. Her parents left the hospital to rest and found she was missing when they came back. 
  
 Nance would periodically check the website of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, looking through photos of missing infants in Connecticut, she told the New York Post. She left Connecticut for Atlanta years ago and has a 5-year-old daughter of her own, her family said. Her family said she worked as a dispatcher and hoped to have a modeling career. 
  
 On Jan. 4, Nance checked the website again, but this time she searched through New York's missing children and saw a baby photo that looked nearly identical to hers, police said. She contacted the site, which contacted Joy White. The two exchanged photos and talked. After a DNA test, it was all confirmed. 
  
 White and her family met Nance before the DNA test was confirmed because she was sure Nance was her child. Nance was in New York recently with her daughter but returned to Atlanta. 
  
 After the DNA test results came back Wednesday, Nance returned to New York and was with her mother at a hotel. 
  
 Authorities are considering whether federal investigators should take the case because the statute of limitations may have expired in New York, New York Police Department chief spokesman Paul Browne said. There is no limitation in federal missing-children cases. 
  
 A woman who lives near Pettway in North Carolina, Sonova Smith, said Pettway mentioned that she had a daughter in Connecticut but had moved to Raleigh with her son. Smith and Pettway both had teenage sons who would often play together, and Smith said her neighbor seemed to be a good mother. 
  
 "She was friendly. She was kind. She loved her son," Smith said. "We talked about our boys often. She talked about family. So, it's just really been surprising." |||||
Solution:
Ann Pettway, the woman who raised kidnapped child Carlina White as her own for 23 years, surrendered to authorities today, the AP reports. Police, who are considering whether to prosecute the kidnapping, had a warrant for Pettway on a parole violation charge, since the terms of her probation did not allow her to leave North Carolina. She surrendered to the FBI in Connecticut, and the Department of Correction will seek extradition to North Carolina, the AP reports. Click for more on Carlina White and what she faces next.