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... The Disappearance At first when they heard about the disappearance they didn't believe it. "Why, we saw her the other day at the Ram Ratan grocery store" they proclaimed. "Yes, didn't she wave to us yesterday with her little boy? He looked just like her. We spoke to her the other day, she had that salwar-kameez on, yes she never did wear English clothes." "Terrible" others whined. "Its getting so that nobody's safe here in London these days." Because that's what everyone thought. Crime. It must have been. How else could an Indian woman in a bright flowered lime sari and Nike walking shoes just disappear? So thinking the worst, that maybe Zeneve had been abducted, raped or maybe even murdered, her husband reported her missing that very night. She'd been out for her evening walk he told the police. She took one everyday after he got back from the office. Yes, yes always alone.
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