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Abigail Hernandez's mother posts video on YouTube

By DAN SEUFERT
Union Leader Correspondent
January 15. 2014 2:43PM



CONWAY - The mother of missing 15-year-old Abigail Hernandez released a video today, again pleading with her daughter to come home.


"I really want to see you again," she said. "It's been the since
Oct. 9 ... the worst day of our lives."

"It's been 99 days," she said.

Hernandez was last seen walking home from Kennett High School on Oct. 9.



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