Jay and Dee Windross are pleading with a thief to return their phone after they left it in a toilet in Chadstone. The phone holds all the memories of their baby, who is dying in ICU. Photo / Supplied
The devastated parents of an 11-month-old girl who is dying are begging a thief to return their stolen phone, which is full of precious images.
A heartbroken Melbourne family is pleading for help to locate a lost mobile phone that contains photos of their dying 11-month-old daughter.
Jay and Dee
Windross' phone, full of precious memories of little Amiyah, was left in the toilets next to Target at Chadstone yesterday.
The parents are asking anyone who knows anything about the Samsung Galaxy S8, which had a purple cover, to contact them directly or to drop it at the front desk at the Monash Children's Hospital or at a help desk at Chadstone, no questions asked.
"All the photos of her during the day doing things, it's all on Dee's phone," Mr Windross told the Herald Sun.
