Multiple reports say the longstanding mystery of “rainbow baby” David Stevenson, first featured in the Daily Mail roughly 65 years ago, has been resolved. The case dates to 1960, when Stevenson was reportedly found as an infant swaddled in colourful clothing inside a luxury apartment block. For decades, his origins and the identity of his birth mother were unknown, and the story remained a notable reference point for public attention at the time.
According to the accounts provided, Stevenson later discovered information that identifies his birth mother, bringing an end to a mystery that had persisted for generations. The reports focus on the circumstances of his discovery in 1960 and emphasize that it is only in recent times that the identity connected to the abandonment has been confirmed or made known to him.
The coverage does not detail additional circumstances of the abandonment or the investigative steps taken within the provided excerpts, but it frames the development as the culmination of an unresolved identity question tied to the original “rainbow baby” discovery.
