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Case Study Of Susie Salmon
Susie Salmon went missing on December 6, 1973 she was suppose to be on her way home from school. Susies parents began to be worried when supper arived she was late, and the Salmons say shes never late. She was last saw wearing yellow bell bottoms, a white blouse with a brown vest, and a blue parka. She has blue eyes and brown hair, also was wearing a woolen handknit hat. “My stomach feels queazy with the memory of it. How
Picture of what Susie looks like much pain I’m in.” said Jack

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