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In 1993, Sequoya Vargas told her mother she was spending the night with a friend. When she didn’t come home, her family reported her missing to the Hawaii County Police, who initially believed the teen had run away. The case would be reclassified as a homicide when someone came forward with a confession but it would then take nearly 7 years for justice.
If you know anything about the disappearance of Joshua Curry, please contact the Hawaii County Police at 808-961-2211
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