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Police North Of Montreal Sound Alarm After Third Teenage Girl Reported Missing

The Canadian Press, 04 Feb, 2016 12:15 PM
    LAVAL, Que. — Montreal-area police are asking the public for help after the disappearance of a third teenage girl from a youth centre in the past few days.
     
    Laval police say Mathilde Geoffroy Aube, 16, has not been seen since Monday.
     
    Kelly Martin Nolet, 14, and Sarah Hauptman, 16, were reported missing on Wednesday, although Nolet was found that evening in good health.
     
    Major crimes Insp. Alain Meilleur said today all three were residents of the same group home and were said to have run away.
     
    He says there is evidence the teens may have been targeted for sexual exploitation.

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