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The number of leads police are running down has ballooned to 300, according to authorities.
The latest tip followed proved to be a dead end, but what was interesting was the information not given. Read this from the Houston Chronicle, "FBI to Announce Reward in Baby Grace Case":
A toddler is missing and not reported?
"This is not Baby Grace," Galveston County Sheriff's Office Maj. Ray Tuttoilmondo said of the Spring girl. "I'm not going to get into the quality of the lead, but it's something we've got to look at."
He said the Spring girl had never been reported to authorities as missing.
A commenter at the Houston Chronicle had the correct reaction:
ThataGirl wrote:"He said the Spring girl had never been reported to authorities as missing."
Exactly.
And they don't have a problem with that? No one bothered to look for their missing child? What is going on with our society?
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Baby Grace isn’t the only little girl with long, blond hair separated from her family, home and life.
Investigators on Monday said at least two dozen girls reported missing from across the country match the physical description of the child investigators have named “Baby Grace.”
Source - - Galveston Daily News
A little girl’s body lies in the Galveston morgue, no one knows who she is, where she came from. Investigators have sought help from the FBI and are now looking at over two dozen cases of little girls missing from across the country. Two dozen cases of heartbreak across the country.
Baby Grace’s case has caught the heartstrings of people across the country since the news of the discovery of her tiny body. Encased in a plastic storage bin, it was found by a fisherman along the briny green-blue waters of Galveston Bay.
Now comes word that there are “at least two dozen girls” reported missing across the country that could possibly be Baby Grace. Two dozen little girls between the ages of 2 and 3. Two dozen little girls whose families have been waiting in a surreal existence of not knowing, of praying for their little child to return home, safe.
One of those missing little girls could be Baby Grace. If so, one of the missing pieces of the Baby Grace puzzle as to what happened to this little girl may fall in place. One family will finally have some answers. The other families will be left with only hope and continue to live their twilight existence, part hope, part despair.
My prayers go out to all of them.
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Is Baby Grace Madeline McCann?
The strange sad case of the little girl found floating in Galveston Bay has taken another turn. Investigators have now said it's now possible that the body of Baby Grace could be that of McCann, who was abducted during a trip to Portugal earlier this year. Earlier reports had ruled out McCann.
More on this sad case and it's developments from the Galveston Daily News:
Investigators haven't formally ruled out the possibility that Baby
Grace is Madeline McCann, the 4-year-old British girl who went missing from her parent's Portuguese hotel room in May, Tuttoilmondo said. But he said despite an Internet effort to link the two, officers are fairly confident the child wasn't McCann. Sheriff's office detectives are collaborating with officials in Great Britain and Portugal to see if dental records and DNA tests can confirm the two cases are
separate.
"She's not off the radar yet," Tuttoilmondo said.
The cases are scattered across the country, he said. Detectives are also looking into the potential that the case could be international, even though the child was found wearing Target-brand clothing only sold in the United States.
Investigators haven’t formally ruled out the possibility that Baby Grace is Madeline McCann, the 4-year-old British girl who went missing from her parent’s Portuguese hotel room in May, Tuttoilmondo said. But he said despite an Internet effort to link the two, officers are fairly confident the child wasn’t McCann. Sheriff’s office detectives are collaborating with officials in Great Britain and Portugal to see if dental records and DNA tests can confirm the two cases are separate.
“She’s not off the radar yet,” Tuttoilmondo said.
Officers continue to receive hundreds of tips, something Tuttoilmondo said he hopes doesn’t stop.
“I’m just waiting for someone to make that call that tells us something that seems incredibly insignificant to them,” he said. “That could be the call that leads us to answers.”
Learning about how Baby Grace died is secondary to finding out who she is, Tuttoilmondo said. The final autopsy report is not yet complete, but once it is, the cause of death will be kept secret to prevent harm to the investigation, Tuttoilmondo said.
Preliminary reports said she had a skull fracture but did not identify that as what killed her.
The case has drawn worldwide attention as the authorities search for the whereabouts of one little girl whose name is known. And try to put a name to the yet-unknown little girl called "Baby Grace".
Anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff’s office at 409-766-2222, the agency’s tip line at 866-248-8477 or any Crime Stoppers organization.
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