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2:26Now PlayingOn March 8, a 16-year-old reported missing in Florida on February 16, was found in Charlotte, North Carolina. Putnam County deputies had pulled over a car for speeding, and when asked the driver, identified as 37-year-old Joshua Magraff, he told police that the passenger was his cousin. Magraff gave deputies a 2013 birth date, which would have meant she was only 12 years old. Later, Magraff told authorities the girl was a friend he believed to be 19 and said they were in Florida to gamble. Deputies found counterfeit bills, drugs, drug paraphernalia in a search of his vehicle; he is facing multiple charges. The girl was reunited with her mother who said she knew Magraff.
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