Sentencing postponed in kidnapping case NEW YORK, May 14 (UPI) -- The sentencing of a woman who admitted taking a baby from a New York City hospital in 1987 and raising the child as her own was rescheduled, officials said. Ann Pettway, who pleaded guilty earlier this year to a federal kidnapping charge, was set to be sentenced Monday, but the date has been moved to July 6, CNN reported. Pettway admitted kidnapping Carlina Renae White when she was 19 days old after her mother took her to a Harlem hospital. "I raised her as my own, and I knew it was wrong," Pettway said in February. White tracked down her biological family early last year, saying she had had a nagging feeling all her life that she didn't belong with the family that raised her. She was reunited with her real mother, Joy White, last year. "Ann Pettway preyed on me," Joy White said in February. Pettway turned herself in to the FBI office in Bridgeport, Conn., in January 2011, FBI spokesman William Reiner said. She faces a maximum life sentence.