A missing 5-month-old baby has been found safe. The child was the subject of a recent alert issued by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. The baby's parents, who do not have custody, were believed to be with the child.
Descriptions of the parents were provided, including their physical characteristics. Further details about the case are available from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and local news sources.
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