Kimberly's choice

Thursday 10 March 1994 00:02 GMT

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Kimberly Mays, the girl who was switched at birth, is reported to have moved in with the biological parents she 'divorced', AP reports from Sebring, Florida. Kimberly successfully pleaded with a judge last year to allow her to stay with the only man she has known as her father, Robert Mays. But on Tuesday, she left a youth shelter for troubled teenagers and went with Ernest and Regina Twigg to their home, the Tampa Tribune said.

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