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12 years ago in Albemarle County, Charlottesville City, Local, Surrounding Counties, UVA

BRING HANNAH HOME: Kelly Garr replenishes a bag of yellow ribbons in the Stratford Landing neighborhood Thursday, Sept. 25, in Alexandria, Va. where missing University of Virginia student Hannah Graham grew-up, and her parents still live. Photo: Associated Press/Cliff Owen


Photos of missing University of Virginia student Hannah Graham, 18, and the ongoing search to find her, as well as the suspect in her disappearance, Jesse Matthew, Jr., 32.

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