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Before her disappearance, Scott had told people that she was being harassed, but to everyone’s knowledge, she never said who had been harassing her.
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What a very sad end to a story that kept so many of us Philadelphians who care on the edge of our seats for almost 15 days. Oh, how some of us were praying that this situation with Kada would not end up t
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