13-year-old girl who disappeared in Canada is found in the United States with a 41-year-old man

A 13-year-old girl who disappeared from Edmonton, Alberta, Canadafor more than a week was found in Oregon, USAand the man who had it was charged with kidnapping after he was arrested, authorities said.

FBI agents on Saturday helped arrest Noah Madrano41, on charges of attract the girl from Canada to the United Statesaccording to an email from the FBI media office in Portland.

Lila Smith, 13, had been missing for a week. More than 1,500 miles away from her home de ella in Edmonton, Alberta, Lila was found in Oregon City with 41-year-old Oregon resident Noah Madrano, police said. https://t.co/udOVd3swWJ

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madrano he is in the county jail Clackamas on allegations of rape, sexual abuse and kidnapping, according to prison records. The records did not indicate whether he had an attorney who could speak on his behalf.

This is the creep who lured the 13 year old girl from her school in Edmonton, taking her to Oregon .. he has been charged… his name is Noah Madrano #cdnpoli #abpoli pic.twitter.com/jeHpUJunhG

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Oregon City police spokesman Matt Paschall said madrano He is being held without bail and was scheduled to stand trial.

The Edmonton Police Service said in a statement that the girl went missing on June 24. An investigation by the police in EdmontonAlberta Law Enforcement Response Teams, US Customs and Border Patrol, Oregon City Police and the FBI located the girl and man on Saturday.

The girl was taken to a local children’s hospital for examination, according to the statement. Her family was notified on Saturday morning and arrangements were made to return her to her family.

Source: Elcomercio

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