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Teen with cancer, mom return to Minnesota

By James Hart

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Daniel Hauser was being examined by a doctor in the Twin Cities, at last report. And it doesn't sound like his mother will face criminal charges. A county warrant has been lifted, and the FBI is expected to do the...

Full post as published by Crime Scene KC on May 25, 2009 (boomark / email).

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