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Massive Search Underway for Missing Zahra
For the fifth day in a row, police launched a massive search on Thursday at a remote property north of Morganton for any signs of the missing Zahra Clare Baker.
Sheriff Deputies, police and firefighters received their instructions and then went to work, "Arm to arm to the other side of that building," said Burke County Sheriff’s Deputy John McDevitt.
"Anything at all, any sign, any clothing, anything at all,” said Burke County investigator David South.
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Friends: Missing girl had happy life in Australia
Though Zahra Clare Baker was battling cancer that forced her to wear hearing aids and a prosthetic leg, friends who knew her in Australia say she was an outgoing, caring, happy girl.
Then her lonely single father moved her halfway around the world to North Carolina so he could live with a woman he met on the Internet. Now the 10-year-old with the freckles and wide smile is missing and presumed dead, and friends and family thousands of miles away are waiting anxiously for word about her fate.
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Zahra Baker's grandmother: 'We want our darling girl back'

The grandmother of Zahra Baker, the 10-year-old girl who is missing and a presumed homicide victim, has told an Australian newspaper that her family is "stunned and shocked" by what has happened to the little girl.
And a friend told the newspaper that Zahra is "the most determined little girl I have ever met."

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Drug use kept relatives from contacting DSS about Zahra
Two women who have spoken about the family stability involving a missing girl from Hickory now claim one of them was addicted to drugs – and that contributed to why they never directly called authorities about possible problems at the missing girl's home.
Brittney Bentley, who was married to the nephew of Elisa Baker, told WBT Radio on Wednesday that she was a drug addict and that she was sorry for not contacting the North Carolina Department of Social Services after allegedly observing problems pertaining to Zahra Claire Baker's home life.
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Authorities search every pieceof father's workplace for remains of NC girl

Authorities in North Carolina say they are searching "every piece" of a tree service company for traces of Zahra Clare Baker, a 10-year-old girl who police say is presumed dead and whose father is uncooperative in the case.
Burke County Sheriff John McDevitt said investigators are conducting a "grid search" on Thursday of Real Tree Services in Morganton, N.C., where the girl's father, Adam Baker, works as a laborer.
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Cops: N.C. girl may have been alive in mid Sept.
A missing 10-year-old may have been alive when her family moved to a new home in North Carolina in mid-September, police said Thursday.
Investigators are having trouble finding anyone outside Zahra Clare Baker's household in Hickory who has seen the girl alive in recent months, making it difficult to narrow down places to search.
Police say the girl, who used hearing aids and a prosthetic leg because of bone cancer, has been killed. She was reported missing over the weekend by her father and stepmother, but police do not believe their story about the last time they saw her in her bed.
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Caldwell school officials tried to help Zahra Baker
New details are emerging into 10-year-old Zahra Baker’s life before she was reported missing last Saturday.
The Baker family lived in Caldwell County before moving to Hickory about six weeks ago.
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Should Schools have raised red flag in Zahra Baker Case
On Thursday, Channel 9 investigated why someone hadn’t notice Zahra Baker was missing sooner.
A lot of times, the schools are the first ones to pick up on these things, but in this case no education officials at any level, in any county, knew where Baker was.
Channel 9 learned that Baker finished last school year in Caldwell County, but then she didn't show up for the first few days of school this year.
Channel 9 spoke with a school spokesperson, Libby Brown, on Thursday. She said a school counselor called Baker's parents and that Baker's parents said they moved to Hickory and were probably going to home-school Baker.

Brown said, "There was no more contact with the family. They refused to speak to the school."

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N.C. detective: 'I want to find her'

Search teams returned for a fifth time to a wooded area north of Morganton determined and detailed in their painstaking hunt for any signs of the missing 10-year-old Hickory girl, Zahra Baker.
Some fifty officers and firefighters from multiple agencies, with search dogs in tow, combed a five-acre plot Thursday that included the local tree-trimming business where Zahra's father worked.
They found nothing in the nearby pond they drained and avoided snakes as they sifted through thick brush and tall grass.

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Zahra was not home schooled, according to records
There is a hole in the statutory school attendance safety net for North Carolina's school children, and Zahra Clare Baker seems to have dropped through that hole.
There is no record that Zahra was home schooled, as her parents claimed, or that either parent applied for home school certification.
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Cops pour through leads as search continues
Hickory police officers are continuing to investigate each of the more than 100 leads that have come in on the department’s tip line since the department began looking for 10-year-old Zahra Baker Saturday afternoon, said a department official.
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Aussie mum's fear for Zahra Baker
THE mother of missing 10-year-old Zahra Baker is devastated by fears her girl has been murdered in the US.
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Massive search for Zahra comes up empty
For the fifth day in a row, police launched a massive search on Thursday at a remote property north of Morganton, but they did not fine any signs of Zahra Baker. Zahra Clare Baker
Thursday was the most active day of searching since Zahra was reported missing on Saturday. 70 people looked through 60 acres of land just north of Morganton.
To find some closure Thursday night, more than 100 people showed up at First Baptist Church in Hudson for a private candlelight vigil.
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Former classmates, teachers pray for Zahra
Friends and teachers of 10-year-old Zahra Baker filled the First Baptist Church of Hudson Thursday night to pray for a little girl they knew.
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MySpace page yanked down for stepmother of missing girl case

The social network presence for a woman whose stepdaughter has gone missing has suddenly disappeared from the network that hosts it. This move comes just two days after the site was exposed and many comments were left on it for the woman now jailed on obstruction of justice charges.
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Next door neighbors wonder if Zahra kept in attic - Video

GRANITE FALLS --
When the Baker family first moved into the apartments on Congress Street in July 2009, Shirley Mims had been the manager for only a short time.
It didn’t take her long to become better acquainted with Elisa and Adam Baker, who were in the apartment next door to Shirley and her husband, Darrell.
“They fought verbally and physically with each other. You could hear it through the walls,” Shirley said. “They’d even take it out into the parking lot.”
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Channel 9 checked with the Department of Social Services in Caldwell County where Zahra and her family lived before they moved to Hickory to see if they had any involvement with the family.

They sent Channel 9 a statement Friday morning. The statement reads “The Caldwell County Department of Social Services is prohibited from discussing, disclosing information or confirming or denying the department's involvement with any individual or family. All questions should be directed to the investigating agency in this case, which is the Hickory Police Department in Hickory, North Carolina”
 
Investigators return to Zahra Baker's Hickory home

Investigators have returned to the home in Hickory where 10-year-old Zahra Baker was reported missing last weekend.
New cadaver dogs were at the house on 21st Avenue Northwest Friday morning.
NewsChannel 36 reporter Tony Burbeck said the dogs were searching outside and inside the house.
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Cadaver dog taken inside missing girls home, police remove mattresses
- Investigators looking into the case of a missing Hickory girl who is presumed to be dead returned to the 10-year-old's home Friday morning and removed some items from the house.
Police were at the Hickory home for about two hours Friday morning and they brought a cadaver dog to the house.
The dog was led into the house, but officials have not said if the dog detected anything unusual inside the home.
Police also brought Zahra Claire Baker's father, Adam, to the home.
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Investigators search home where Zahra went missing
On Friday afternoon, Zahra Baker’s father, Adam Baker, was with investigators at the home where the 10-year-old girl disappeared from, and for the first time in four days, Channel 9’s Dave Faherty spoke exclusively to the father.
Faherty learned that Baker gave police consent to search the home and the property around the home again on Friday.
Faherty said two K-9 units were seen at the home searching behind the house in wood piles.
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Waiting for news hard on grandmother, family in Australia
The investigation into the disappearance of Zahra Clare Baker is taking its toll on her family in Australia.
Zahra’s grandmother, Karen Baker, who lives in Newcastle, New South Wales, said the media circus outside her home was pushing the family to the breaking point, according to the Townsville Bulletin, published near Giru, Queensland, the town where Zahra spent much of her life.
The dreaded details of the search for Zahra have spread across Australia where the 10-year-old is seen as a celebrity because of her gallant fight against cancer.
Zahra was raised by her grandmother.
Karen Baker told the media that the family has little or no sleep as they await news of Zahra.
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Missing girl's father says he believes she's alive

The father of a missing 10-year-old said Friday he believes his daughter is still alive and that he's cooperating with police who have been searching for her for a week.
Authorities returned to search the Bakers' home Friday, and this time removed a bed and bags of possible evidence that might help explain what happened to Zahra Baker.
Adam Baker insisted he had nothing to do with his daughter's disappearance.

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Money and legal trouble follow Zahra's parents
Zahra Baker’s father and stepmother, Adam and Elisa, have an extensive criminal history and the majority of the charges currently pending against them are tied to money problems. Charges were filed, arrests were made and the Bakers established a pattern of not showing up for their court dates.
A criminal records check in Catawba and Caldwell counties revealed that the couple is facing a combined total of 18 charges of writing bad checks worth a combined $2,054.58. All but one of the checks were written at area grocery stores. The remaining check, written for $595, was for back rent, said the Bakers’ former landlord Mark Sims.
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I didn't see this article posted here- I apologize if it's a duplicate:

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Drug use kept relatives from contacting DSS about Zahra

CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - Two women who have spoken about the family stability involving a missing girl from Hickory now claim one of them was addicted to drugs – and that contributed to why they never directly called authorities about possible problems at the missing girl's home.
Brittany Bentley, who is married to the nephew of Elisa Baker, told WBT Radio on Wednesday that she was a drug addict and that she was sorry for not contacting the NC Department of Social Services after allegedly observing problems pertaining to Zahra Claire Baker's home life......
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Support continues to grow as search resumes for Zahra Baker
Hickory Police search teams continued looking for clues in Zahra Baker's disappearance Saturday, but remained tight-lipped about the locations they're searching and why.
Maj. Clyde Deal of the Hickory Police Dept. would only say the locations were "places they had prior connections to" -- presumably speaking of the Baker family.

Meanwhile, support and attention for the case grew in the town Zahra Baker called home, as well as a much larger online community.
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Non profit organization sets up Zahra Baker Fund
A non-profit organization sets up a fund for missing 10-year-old Zahra Baker.
Spiritual Counseling Network of Hickory has several purposes in mind for the fund. One, to assist law enforcement and provide money for a possible reward. Two, to provide resources to the community. Third, to take care of funeral expenses in the event of Zahra's death and lastly to assist agencies involved in the prevention of child abuse and neglect.

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Case of missing Zahra Baker highlights DSS issues

Friends and family worried that 10-year-old Zahra Baker was in danger.
They saw bruises and a black eye. They questioned her parents. And they reported suspected abuse to the Department of Social Services.

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Woman may have been last to see girl

Pat Adams worries she may have been one of the last people to see 10-year-old Zahra Baker alive.
A floor manager at a Hickory furniture store, Adams was working when Zahra came into the store on Sept. 25 with her stepmother and another woman, Adams said on Saturday.
"What made me notice her was she had a little hearing aid," she said. "She was a darling little girl. She had the cutest freckles."

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Friends, family hold private memorial for Zahra Baker
Friends and family of Zahra Baker held a private memorial Sunday afternoon.
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Police continue to follow up on tips

Officers spent Sunday searching with cadaver dogs for Zahra Baker at the girl’s former residences, but they still haven’t found her.
Throughout the ordeal, the community has rallied behind law enforcement and worked to lend support to the search.
In addition to the hundreds of tips called in to the police about where Zahra may be now, one Hickory woman contacted police to report that she had seen Zahra alive in a furniture store on U.S. 70 called In Your Home Furnishings on Sept. 25.
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Fears rising amid search for Zahra

As the search continues for missing 10-year-old Zahra Baker, people in the Hickory area Sunday were growing increasingly eager for answers.
"I've been worrying about her," said Wanda Clark, as she waited for the Sunday morning service to begin at First Baptist Church of Hudson, where hundreds gathered Thursday for a prayer vigil for the missing girl.

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Investigators pursue leads in Zahra Baker disappearance

Police continue to investigate leads and tips in connection with the disappearance of 10-year-old Zahra Baker.
Zahra Baker was reported missing on October 9. Emergency crews were called to the house where she and her family were living for an early morning brush fire. They were called back hours later and told the 10-year-old cancer survivor was missing.
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Authorities continue search for Zahra, investigate charity group
It has been nine days since 10-year-old Zahra Baker was reported missing from her home in Hickory. She still hasn't been found and no one has been charged in connection with the girl's disappearance.
On Monday, Chief Tom Adkins with the Hickory Police Department said investigators were searching active areas and following up on leads. As of 3 p.m., the chief said canine teams continue to search areas identified by tips and investigators. Adkins, however, would not specify further as to where those areas are.
Meanwhile, the HPD is trying to find out more information about a non-profit organization called the Spiritual Counseling Network which claims on their website to "Support the efforts of law enforcement to investigate and prosecute the case surrounding the abduction/homicide of Zahra Claire Baker."
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Police receive hundreds of tips about missing girl
Investigators said they are following hundreds of tips as they continue searching for 10-year-old Zahra Baker, who was reported missing on Oct. 9.
More than 300 tips about Zahra have come in, Hickory police said. Investigators are following up on every lead and continue to ask that anyone with information about Zahra contact them at 828-328-5551.
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Timeline from The Hickory Record paper


Hickory Police update on the Zahra Claire Baker Case
Canine teams continue to search areas identified by tips and investigator interviews. Investigators continue to seek persons outside family members who saw Zahra after September 25, 2010 and any information that can provide more background details about Zahra and anyone involved with this case.
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Police investigating "fund" for Zahra Baker
Police thank the public for their help in the search for 10-year-old Zahra Baker, but caution people about a group that claims to support search efforts.
Hickory police released a statement Monday afternoon, expressing appreciation for the people and organizations who have volunteered their services in the search for Zahra. Local restaurants have donated food for investigators, so that they don’t have to stop to eat, and instead can continue working on the case. Canine teams from across North Carolina, as well as a team from outside of the state, have helped in the search.
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Attorneys seek reduced bond for Elisa Baker
Motions were filed Monday in Burke and Catawba counties to reduce the bond for Elisa Baker, the only person of interest named the disappearance of her 10-year-old stepdaughter, Zahra Baker.
Baker is currently under a total bond of $72,200 for two felony charges, including obstruction of justice in connection with the missing girl, but that could be reduced after she faces a judge Wednesday.
Bail bondsman Lloyd Patterson said backing Baker's bond would be an “above average risk,” but if she were to make bond, police can request ankle bracelets to keep track of her.
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Attorney denies abuse claims against missing girl's stepmother
The stepmother of a 10-year-old North Carolina girl reported missing more than a week ago never abused the girl despite allegations from relatives and friends of the family, the woman's attorney said Monday.
Attorney Scott Reilly said that "whatever investigation was done there was never anything substantiated regarding child abuse by Elisa Baker."
"The lady saying they were keeping Zahra (Baker) in the attic, and they thought it was squirrels, that lady has squirrels in her head," Reilly said. "She had no business saying things that were untrue. Someone else says she was kept in a locked room and only allowed to come out five minutes a day to eat. Those people [reporting that information] should have their media credentials revoked."
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Police getting medical records of missing North Carolina girl
North Carolina authorities have been in contact with Zahra Baker's biological mother in Australia and have asked for the medical records of the missing 10-year-old girl.
"We're in the process of getting medical information from Australia and we're in the process of getting medical records here," said Clyde Deal, the deputy police chief of Hickory, North Carolina, on Monday.

Police examining fund for Zahra

Hickory police are looking into of an organization soliciting funds for Zahra Baker.
The Zahra Baker Fund, Creating a Legacy Out of Tragedy, was formed by the Spiritual Counseling Network.
The Hickory-based network says the fund was “created to assist in the investigation and/or prosecution of the disappearance of Zahra Claire Baker.

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Canine teams continue search for missing girl

As canine-led police teams continued their search Monday for missing 10-year-old Zahra Baker, her stepmother, Elisa Baker, is preparing to return to court.
Baker, who has been charged with felony obstruction of justice, is scheduled to appear in Catawba County Superior Court on Wednesday morning for a bond hearing.

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911 tapes reveal stepmother reported a fire the day Zahra disappeared
The Hickory. N.C., police department today released a portion of the two 911 calls that Adam and Elisa Baker made, around the time their 10-year-old daughter, Zahra Baker, was reported missing.

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911 tapes: Dad had theory on Zahra Baker's abduction

Hickory police on Tuesday released recordings of two emergency calls made from Zahra Baker’s home the day the 10-year-old girl was reported missing.
The calls shed new light on what Zahra’s parents claim happened Oct. 9, and how an early-morning fire and a phony ransom note might have been linked to her disappearance.

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Records show Zahra fund spokesman had 2006 felony but nothing since
The Christian Counseling Network’s spokesman for Zahra Baker Fund, Rev. Brandon Greeson, 27, was indicted on Jan. 7, 2008 for obtaining property by false pretenses and identity theft.
Greeson pleaded guilty to obtaining property by false pretenses as a part of a plea deal that included a dismissal of the identity theft charges.
The charges stem from Greeson’s use of a woman’s name and credit card number without authorization to buy $54.44 in food from Jason’s Deli on U.S. 70 over a nine-day span in October 2006. The crime is a Class H felony.
Greeson had no previous criminal record and was sentenced to three years of probation.
Though he pleaded guilty to a felony, Greeson maintains his innocence.

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911 calls released
The 911 calls made by Elisa and Adam Baker the morning that Zahra disappeared were released by Hickory Police on Tuesday.
Elisa Baker called 911 on Saturday, Oct. 9, at about 5:20 a.m. to report a fire in the backyard of the home she shares with her husband, Adam Baker, on 21st Avenue, NW, in Hickory.

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Nightline Video: Where is Zahra Baker?
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Nancy Grace Transcripts 10/19/2010


Investigators Search Landfill
A team of investigators is searching a landfill in connection with Zahra Baker’s disappearance.
A team from the Hickory Police Department, along with agents from the State Bureau of Investigation, evidence recovery team members and agents from the FBI and U.S. Marshal Service are searching the Foothills Environmental Landfill in Caldwell County. The landfill is located at 2800 Cheraw Road in Lenoir. In a release, police said
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Crews search landfill as Zahra's stepmother appears in court
Investigators began searching a Caldwell County landfill Wednesday, looking for evidence in the disappearance of 10-year-old Zahra Baker.
The search began as Zahra's stepmother, Elisa Baker, was awaiting a court appearance in Catawba County. Baker is facing an obstruction of justice charge in the search for Zahra.
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Authorities search landfill in Zahra case
Investigators are looking through mounds of garbage in a landfill in Caldwell County, hoping to find a key piece of evidence in the Zahra Baker case.
Hickory police, the State Bureau of Investigation, the FBI, the U.S. Marshal Service and Evidence Recovery Team members are combing through the trash at Foothills Environmental Landfill. The Caldwell County Sheriff’s Office and the Hickory Fire Department are supporting search efforts. Investigators began their search at about 6:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Crews search landfill in Zahra case; Stepmom's bond increased
Dozens of law enforcement officers are searching a landfill in Caldwell County on Wednesday for a what police are calling a "key piece of evidence" in the case of a missing Hickory girl. Meanwhile, the girl's stepmother appeared in court for a bond hearing and the judge increased her bond amount.
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Investigators search landfill for evidence in Zahra case
Investigators say they are searching a Caldwell County landfill for a piece of evidence that may help them form a solid timeline in the Zahra Baker case.
The 10-year-old girl was reported missing from her Hickory home on Oct. 9.
Zahra, her father and stepmother lived in Caldwell County before moving to Hickory.
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Bond raised for NC stepmom of missing 10 year old
Dozens of investigators searched a North Carolina landfill Wednesday for evidence in the disappearance of a disabled 10-year-old girl.
As Hickory police and FBI agents checked mounds of trash in Caldwell County, a judge at a nearby courthouse increased bond for the girl's stepmother, Elisa Baker, from $45,000 to $65,000 after prosecutors convinced him she was a flight risk.

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Judge ups bond for Zahra Bakers stepmother
Elisa Baker’s daughter, Amber Fairchild, testified against her mother during Wednesday’s bond hearing.
“Has your mother ever, since the time you’ve known her, had a stable residence?” a prosecutor asked Fairchild.
“No,” she replied.
“Ma’am, do you have any concerns about your safety and or your family if your mother is released on bond?” the prosecutor asked.
“Yes, I do,” Fairchild said. “If she got out, I would have to leave the state.”
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GMA: Zahra Baker Case
On a recording of the second call obtained by ABC News, Adam Baker said that the last time he saw his daughter was at 2:30 that Saturday morning. But two days later on "Good Morning America," Adam Baker said that because of his work schedule, he hadn't seen the girl since Thursday. The girl's stepmother, Elisa Baker, was the last one to see her alive at 2:30 a.m. on Saturday, Adam Baker said.
 
Australian reporter discusses Zahra Baker Case
Zahra Baker's disappearance is being closely followed in Australia. The 10-year-old girl was born there and lived in Australia until she moved to North Carolina two years ago.
NewsChannel 36 spoke via Skype with Andy Toulson, a reporter covering the case in Australia.
"Everyone is so angry that a little girl who's been dealt such a rough hand in life has caught it again. It's just unbelievable," Toulson said.
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Zahra Baker's stepsister: Don't free my mother

Zahra Baker's stepsister asked a judge Wednesday not to release her mother from jail, saying she feared for her safety and that of her own children.
Amber Fairchild, 25, described her mother, Elisa Baker, as a potentially violent and unstable woman who has severed ties with her N.C. family and begun an online relationship with a man in London.

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Raw Video: Police Announce Landfill Search

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Nancy Grace Transcripts 10/20/2010

Video: How Team Adam is assisting in Zahra case
Bob Lowery of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children explains how "Team Adam" is helping North Carolina investigators in the search for Zahra Baker.
 
Evidence search continue at Caldwell landfill in Zahra Baker case

For a fourth day, authorities are scheduled this morning to sift through a Caldwell County landfill for what police believe is a key "piece of evidence" in the disappearance of Zahra Baker, a 10-year-old Hickory girl reported missing Oct. 9.
Authorities have not said what they are looking for, but they say interviews have led them to check the landfill in Lenoir. That search could take five days, they say.
The Caldwell landfill takes in trash from several counties.

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Nancy Grace Transcripts 10/21/2010

Mattress reportedly sought in Baker case
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Police have reportedly turned their attention to two mattresses in the landfill search for missing girl Zahra Baker.

Landfill search comes up empty in Zahra case
A team of investigators did not find the mattress they were looking for in a Caldwell County landfill, police said in a release late Friday afternoon. They were searching for evidence related to the disappearance of 10-year-old Zahra Baker
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Authorities scour landfill for clues in Baker disappearance
Search teams wrapped up there search at a Caldwell County landfill Friday.
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Search ends for evidence at landfill
Investigators have wrapped up their search for evidence at a Caldwell County landfill.
Officials called of the search around 3 p.m. Friday afternoon.
Hickory Police say they were looking for a mattress belonging to Zahra that had been disposed of by her parents sometime during early October.
Police say they never recovered that mattress.
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Police complete search for mattress
"The search focused on a mattress belonging to Zahra that had been disposed of by Zahra's parents sometime during early October, days before Zahra was reported missing," a press release from Hickory Police said.
Police said that they hoped to "use the mattress to confirm interviews with persons associated with this investigation." They also said that the mattress would be used to reinforce the timeline of Zahra's disappearance.
Lastly, police said they hoped the mattress -- in the landfill for at least 2 weeks now -- could provide some DNA evidence.
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Reward in Hickory girl's disappearance up to $4000.00
Crime Stoppers groups have combined to offer a reward of up to $4,000 for information about the disappearance of a Hickory girl reported missing from her home Oct. 9.
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Police end landfill search in case of missing girl
Authorities ended their search at a North Carolina landfill Friday for a mattress connected to the case of a missing 10-year-old girl, police said. They did not recover it.
Investigators had hoped to use the mattress to confirm interviews conducted as part of their investigation, Hickory police said in a news release. They had also hoped it would provide some DNA evidence related to the case.
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