Equusearch expanding to Cincinnati Ohio

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national organization is now locating themselves in Cincinnati, so they can help find other missing people.
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:woohoo:

Missing person search organization expanding to Ohio
http://www.fox19.com/story/19241534/texas-equusearch-expanding-organization-to-ohio

Texas Equusearch will have a Cincinnati team

CINCINNATI - A group known for traveling across the country to help with missing persons cases will have a base in the Tri-State...
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http://www.wcpo.com/dpp/news/local_news/texas-equusearch-will-have-a-cincinnati-team#ixzz236Io1oiT

I am hoping they will help solve crimes and deter crime.
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This is just the best news ever!!
 
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