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The main thoroughfare of O'Connell Street in the heart of Dublin was bustling with

foot traffic on the afternoon of Thursday, October 10, 2013. Even though it was a cold day,

tourists were ambling along the wide footpaths, taking in the city's sights and sounds while office workers hurried by them.

Everything about the scene was entirely typical for the setting, with one exception.

A young girl who was all alone appeared to be in a distressed state.

She looked to be a teenager and was dressed in dark jeans, a purple hoodie with a grey

woolen jumper over the top and flat black shoes.

She stood at about five foot six and had a slim build and long blonde hair as well as braces on her teeth.

Most notably, she was obviously shivering and seemed to be crying.

As she gazed around with fearful, timid eyes, her skin had a washed-out pallor.

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