Two children last seen walking to train at Market Street 

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Thank you. All right. I'm going to have it got a bomb. Okay, well, good. We can't continue. 5-0-1-1-4. All right, I'm ready for the play. All right, 1932. First, nearly, 37 years old. (name withheld) is the name. He was wearing a black shirt and red pants. He's skinny built. Second now is going to be six years old. This is named (name withheld). His blue shirt and blue shorts. And goes by the... 1990s for my radio. Did he do any of that? All right. Yes. I got (name withheld). (name withheld), correct? Yeah, he was wearing blue pants on the back shirt. Seven years old, he's skinny-built. Second, juvenile, man I was going to be six years old. First name (name withheld), Nathan, Eddie E. Lee Willie, with him, Ethan. He was wearing blue shorts and a blue top, and he goes by the nickname or a pudge, and he is heavy-built. All right, is there a house in market? Who lives on the market? My mom, Ratsi, who's uncle? They were found a 65th in market and getting on the train. So if you can just have units survey, the market, the market should a corridor to see if they feed up in there and they serve. All right, so they just hang out outside. Is that what you're saying? No, I'm saying they walked. From their house to Market Street, they were going to get on the train of $60 for the market. Because you just could just go around Market Street and see if they are. I got it. What I'm saying is... For a grandparent or any family members around it, okay. They answered no. I'll let's up at O. I'll let's have to know. I'll let's have to know. From my supervisors, where were they found the last time? Right there? Yeah, let me serve right there, 66 market. Okay. 12. 12. 12. 12. 12. 12. Yes, except for a cross-out, 1,600. Yeah, five, seven.

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