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Hopeful relatives renew search for W.Va. girl
February 07, 2012 8:44 AM


The extended family of a 3-year-old Lewis County girl who vanished in late September is renewing its search efforts, even though authorities have released no new information in the case.



Media outlets report that search groups are in the Weston area this week to try to locate Aliayah Lunsford.

Authorities have classified her Sept. 24 disappearance as a crime but have made no arrests, named no suspects and declined to say what they think happened to the child.

Aliayah's great-aunt, Vickie Bowen, says she and other relatives refuse to give up hope.

Volunteers were trained Monday in how to help in the efforts getting under way Tuesday.

The command center for the so-called "Aliayah's Army" is at the Eagles Club in Weston.









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