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Hundreds of people gathered in a southeast Las Vegas church Sunday night to pray for a little girl they never met.
Iglesia Pentecostal, also called Las Vegas Pentecostal Church, filled up quickly with individuals and families who traveled from all over the valley to mourn an unidentified Hispanic girl, believed to be about 3 years old, who was found dead Jan. 12 in a trash bin outside The Fountains of Villa Cordova apartments at 2800 S. Eastern Ave.
Because Jane Cordova Doe was Hispanic, many of those at the church said they felt especially close to her.
Many said they came to the church because they wanted to give a surrogate sense of family to the dead girl who was seemingly abandoned by her own.
"She belongs to us now," Susana said.
http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2006/Jan-23-Mon-2006/news/5493127.html
Iglesia Pentecostal, also called Las Vegas Pentecostal Church, filled up quickly with individuals and families who traveled from all over the valley to mourn an unidentified Hispanic girl, believed to be about 3 years old, who was found dead Jan. 12 in a trash bin outside The Fountains of Villa Cordova apartments at 2800 S. Eastern Ave.
Because Jane Cordova Doe was Hispanic, many of those at the church said they felt especially close to her.
Many said they came to the church because they wanted to give a surrogate sense of family to the dead girl who was seemingly abandoned by her own.
"She belongs to us now," Susana said.
http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2006/Jan-23-Mon-2006/news/5493127.html