Prosthetic leg found may belong to Zahra Baker - National missing persons | Examiner.com

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Prosthetic leg found may belong to Zahra Baker - National missing persons | Examiner.com
Rumors are that Elisa Baker, Zahra's step-mom is talking to the police and told them where they could find the prosthetic leg. Now that Elisa has a high-power lawyer to guide her, will Zahra's body be found soon. It may be a race to the finish to see ir Adam (Zahra's dad) says that Elisa did it or Elisa says that Adam did it.

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