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Black and Missing Foundation Founder warns pandemic could further expose the vulnerable - North Dallas Gazette

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By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Senior National Correspondent Within days of each other, separate investigations by the United States Marshals Service in Ohio and Georgia led to the rescue of 39 missing and endangered children. In August, these operations were viewed as two small victories in the widespread problem of missing children. Natalie Wilson, the […]

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