Missing-girl Web site gets 55 million hits

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Missing-girl Web site gets 55 million hits

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Support from Net community mushrooms as search continues for 4-year-old who disappeared at resort in Portugal.

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Stupid Parents

by TV James May 18, 2007 1:27 PM PDT

Honestly, who leaves a 4-year-old alone? It's very sad and tragic that she's missing, but her parents ought to be charged with a crime.

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agree!
by sjoh May 18, 2007 1:59 PM PDT: it is sad! leaving 4 years old in hotel! alone! that's crime~~; Like this View reply Hide reply
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