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Missing Special Needs Girl Found Safe In SeaTac



SEATAC, Wash. (Metro)  -- Shamso Yusuf says it's a miracle her seven-year-old autistic daughter is safe, after she vanished from her babysitter's home in SeaTac Wednesday. 

King County Sheriff's Sergeant Patrick McCurdy tells KING 5 News Yusuf's daughter Salma disappeared from a fenced yard at the babysitter's house when the sitter went to get her a glass of water. 

McCurdy says deputies were called to search for the child, who doesn't communicate and likes to hide. 

An hour and a half later, a neighbor found Salma down the street and around the corner, less than a mile from her babysitter's house. 

Deputies then reunited the girl with her mother.


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