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Search Underway for Missing Albany Teen Last Seen on Dec. 3rd

A teen girl vanished from the Albany area last week, and here’s where she was last seen.
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Albany Police are asking for the public’s help in finding 15-year-old Natalia Oliver, who has been reported missing again, just months after she vanished earlier in August, before eventually being located safely. Now, her family and authorities are once again pleading with the community to stay alert and help bring her home.
 
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