From Univision; translated by Google:
SEP 25, 2022
La niña, quien desapareció cuando tenía apenas 3 años, emigró junto con su familia a San Antonio desde Afganistán. Ella salió a jugar una tarde en el complejo de apartamentos donde vivía, pero no la volvieron a ver.
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Lina survived a bomb attack in Afghanistan
Riaz Sardar Khil and his family had emigrated to the United States before.
During a family visit back to Afghanistan in August 2021,
Lina survived a suicide bombing at Kabul airport, confirmed Pamela Allen, a family spokeswoman and founder of Eagles Flight Advocacy & Outreach, a civic organization that provides resources and support to refugee and low-income families.
Lina had fainted near the explosion, but managed to wake up and the family was taken back to San
Antonio. Hundreds of Afghans and 13 U.S. soldiers were killed during the same attack, the newspaper reported.
In addition, the grandfather had died in a car bombing, Pamela shared with Univision 41.
A new clue: Lina Sardar Khil may have been spotted in Oklahoma
Allen also reported that Lina's family received a clue that they had possibly seen her in Oklahoma.
The search group involved Oklahoma police. However, Lina has not been found.
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Previously, San Antonio Police Chief William McManus had told
Univision 41 that "we are still, unfortunately, in the dark in this case."
Lina's case remains classified as "missing" for lack of evidence that the child has been abducted.
"We interviewed all the people who live in that apartment complex; plus, we've talked to all the people who live in two other apartment complexes on one side of that place," McManus said.
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