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It seems that most missing people are unsolved cases we hear about revolve around white females,

and while those cases definitely deserve attention too, we can't forget about the

hundreds of other cases that need media coverage as well.

Thankfully, while today's case focuses on a minority girl,

her case has received quite a bit of news and media coverage over the years. But it is one that

after hearing, I did feel compelled to share with you. Today, we're going to New Mexico to search

for answers as to what happened to a nine-year-old Navajo girl that disappeared from her home

one spring night. Together, we'll

discuss what happened in the hours leading up to her disappearance and the investigation into

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