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FL dad fights for custody of toddler, claims girl’s mom said she died then put her up for adoption
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0:47Now PlayingA Florida man is fighting for custody of his daughter, whom he has never met, after he claimed the child’s mother put her up for adoption while telling him the infant had died.
Brandon Marteliz has been in a legal battle to be in his daughter Amiya’s life since she was born two years ago, when he says the baby’s mother decided to cut ties with him and hide the baby.
“I was told that my daughter passed away,” Marteliz told WFTS, claiming the mom said their child had died from sudden infant death syndrome shortly after her birth in January 2022.
Marteliz says he was heartbroken as he had just been with the woman, even posing for a picture together with his hand placed on her pregnant belly, two days before the baby was due.
The father had texted the woman the day before the birth asking if she was going to the hospital, but he never got a response.
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