Thirteen year anniversary of the disappearance of Hannah Schnapp
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On Wednesday, July 18th, 2007, Three year old Hannah Schnapp and her family were all together at Aspen Park, in Scarsdale New York, NY when Hannah suddenly disappeared. The family was worried sick, as they looked for everywhere for her, surely, she couldnt have gone far without somebody reporting her themselves. It wasnt until 3:04 PM when the family called the police, demanding a missing persons report. A finalized report wasn't reported across live television until Friday, July 20th, 2007 when Hannah hadn't shown up in over 48 hours.
As the search for Hannah continued, people around eventually started to lose hope. But not the Schnapp family.
"I know my daughter is out there, somewhere. And I'm going to bring her home, I dont - I dont care if people around me believe that she's gone. That she's - she's dead. I'm her mother, and a mother knows if her child is alive. And I know my baby is alive. It's just a matter of time until she - until she's home again." - Karine Schnapp.
Police had closed the case, reporting that Hannah Schnapp was dead, as there had been no recent evidence in her case since March 24th, 2014. It wasnt until two years later, when Noah Schnapp began to rise to fame, staring in the hit TV show, Stranger things.
"I do believe my sister is out there. It's just a matter of time when she's found. My family- we're still a wreck. And I know Chloe - my other sister - and I dont remember much, since we were three, but we remember enough to not give up hope. So if anyone has any information about Hannah, please contact your local authorities. Thank you." -Noah Schnapp, Stranger Things.
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