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2:47Now PlayingShe’s been searching for her birth parents all her life, and she finally found one. Forty-one years ago, a baby was abandoned at an airport gate at the Reno-Tahoe airport in Nevada. The baby was adopted, and grew up to be Elizabeth Muto, who went on to become the first Black Miss Nevada in 2004. During the pandemic, she used her new free time to look into her background and try to identify her biological parents. Miraculously, she found them both, and that her mother was still alive. #InsideEdition
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