2 Fil-Am toddlers, missing; ina, natagpuang patay sa bahay ng ex-partner
- Two Filipino American toddlers are reported missing, and their family is asking for help in finding them
- They will be giving a $10,000 reward for the two kids
- According to Inquirer, the mother of the two toddlers was found dead in the home of her ex-partner
- As per the investigation of authorities, the two kids were last seen with the ex-partner of the mom, Camron Lee
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Two Filipino-American toddlers have been missing and their family is asking for help in locating them, to the point of offering a $10,000 reward to those who can locate them.
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According to Inquirer, the family hails from Sacramento, California, and that the body of Angelica Bravo, the mother of the two kids - 4-year-old Athena Lee and 2-year-old Mateo Lee, was found dead at the home of Camron Lee, her ex-boyfriend.
It was only last month when the body of Angelica was discovered in the North Sacramento home of Lee.
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Dawn Bodea, the mother of Angelica, has already pleaded for help on Fox40, and wrote about the two kids on her Fb account.
Police are still waiting for the results of the autopsy on the body of Angelica.
As the investigation proceeds, it was said that the two kids were last seen with Camron.
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