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Jul 7, 2022 50 min

Kamarie Holland.

from TRUSTING EVIL True Crime Hosted by Trusting-Evil

THE body of a missing five-year-old was found with signs of sexual abuse Kristy Siple reported her daughter missing at 6.15 am on Monday, December 13, when she woke up and couldn't find her daughter. The front door of their Columbus, Georgia, the home was open, an alarming detail that led to a missing person alert for the young girl. This is a true-crime so it's never going to end well.

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