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2012-07-07 at NOON

Police looking for missing girl

By tbnewswatch.com

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The police are asking the public for help to find an 11-year-old girl.

Trinity Payash was last seen July 3 on the city’s south side. She is described as an Aboriginal female standing five-feet-and-one-inch tall, 110 pounds with a thin build, brown eyes and shoulder length brown hair.

It is unknown what she was wearing.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Thunder Bay Police or Crime Stoppers.

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