LI man recounts his adoption story in book

Newsday Saturday 28th January, 2012

Man hunts for his past Frail, sick and angry that his son was moving him to an assisted-living facility, Louis Liotti said something at the end of his life five years ago that he could never take back."You are not my son," Liotti told the man, now 60, that he and his wife had raised since infancy.Something in the way the ailing 91-year-old sai...

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