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Connie Wilson: The Missing Teenager

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Frederick Co, M.D- A frantic search is underway for a missing 15 year- old girl who disappeared on Sunday at her own home. Connie Wilson was last seen at her home after her family went to a barbecue at an aunt’s house. Yesterday FBI investigators joined police officers from 40 departments to search through the night for any trace of the missing teenager. Connie is described as a white teen, about 5’2, around 120 pounds with blue eyes and long dark blond hair. One of Connie’s best friend, Betty Schultz, told officials that she saw a strange gold-colored convertible jalopy which one side had a dent on the left fender with two men inside the vehicle. She stated, “The one men looked around their 30’s, white, with black hair, about 180

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