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Georgian girl finds her biological father was her Facebook friend after years of searching

Georgian girl finds her biological father was her Facebook friend after years of searching

  • Georgian girl Tamuna Museridze discovered an unexpected truth.
  • Her biological father, whom she was finding, had been her Facebook friend.
  • Tamuna found a woman who claimed to know her birth mother.
In a remarkable twist of fate, Georgian journalist Tamuna Museridze discovered that her biological father had been her Facebook friend for three years while searching for her birth parents.

Tamuna's journey began in 2016 after the death of the woman who raised her, when she found a birth certificate with her name but an incorrect birth date, leading her to suspect she was adopted.

In 2021, she created a Facebook group called Vedzeb, meaning "I'm searching," to find her biological family. Her investigation uncovered a significant baby trafficking scandal in Georgia, where thousands of families were misled into believing their newborns had died at birth.

After connecting with a woman who claimed to know her birth mother, Tamuna took a DNA test that confirmed their relationship as cousins. However, when she reached out to her birth mother, the response was shocking: "She began to yell and scream, insisting she had never given birth to a child."Eventually, after further inquiries, Tamuna learned her father's name was Gurgen Korava.

When Tamuna searched for Gurgen on Facebook, she was astonished to find he had been following her story all along. "He had been on my friend list for three years," she said. This unexpected reunion led to an emotional meeting where Gurgen immediately recognized Tamuna as his daughter.

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