Missing Rhode Island woman found alive in car after 70-hour investigation
A missing nonverbal woman with autism was found alive in a parked car in Cranston, R.I., on Sunday after a 70-hour investigation by authorities, leading to the arrest of her caregiver, officials said. The woman, Linda DaLomba, was reported missing Wednesday afternoon by her caregiver, Roberta Gerard.
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