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Gabby Petito’s mom highlights social media ‘ripple effect’ to find missing people — 5 years after daughter’s murder
BLUE POINT, N.Y. — Five years after Gabby Petito’s remains were found in Wyoming, her mother is asking the public to pay closer attention to the missing person flyers that cross their social media feeds because a single share can create a “ripple effect” that leads to someone being found. “What I would say with missing cases is, if you see missing flyers pass by your feed, stop and take a look,” her mother, Nichole Schmidt, told Fox News Digital Friday. “Don’t just share it quickly.” Look at it first, check the comments in case there are new developments, and…
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