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Hey friend, it's been a while since we've had a chance to chat.

Welcome back to part two of the Women of Wattis series.

Before we get too far into this, I want to go ahead and thank a few people.

First of all, I need to thank Jackie Moranty, who has written this script. I also need to thank

Incladus, KDM, Vanessa F. I need to thank Charlene H. Raylene K. Thank you so much for being

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I am Eric Carter-Londine and this is

Ni Una Más, the Women of Juarez, Las Desaparicidas. I'm I'm I'm The I'm The It was believed that the murders began in 1993, but record keeping was shoddy at best,

and stories of women going missing date back as far as the 1980s. Many of these women's

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