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members became involved in the search for Sofia. Fixed wing aircraft and helicopters, equipped with special thermal imaging devices, searched waterways, neighborhoods, and remote areas. Sheriff patrol boats and the Coast Guard searched nearby rivers. City crews searched sewer systems. King County Search and Rescue cadaver and scent dog teams were used on several occasions. Flyers were widely distributed to schools and businesses seeking any information on Sofia. The
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Around this time, Sofia asked her mother for a dollar to spend at the store. Maria watched Sofia leave the room and heard her close the door as she left the house. The last confirmed sighting of Sofia was by her mother, when Sofia left the house that evening. When she left the house, Sofia wore a red
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to relatives in Mexico before returning home at 21:45. Back at the house, he and Maria became aware of the miscommunication and that Sofia had nonetheless left the house to join him. After quickly searching for her daughter, Maria contacted police at 21:53.
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