KPTV (UPN Portland) 10 p.m. news - 2002-03-27 - 1 of 2
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[0:00] King. Also, losing your driver's license
[0:02] can be devastating. This company says
[0:04] they can solve the problem with an
[0:06] international permit. But beware, the
[0:08] deal isn't all it seems. The 10:00 news
[0:10] starts now.
[0:12] >> Live, Kurt Ledllo, Shauna Parsons,
[0:16] meteorologist Rod Hill, and Tim Becker.
[0:19] Sports. This is the 10:00 news.
[0:23] >> Good evening. A possible Florida
[0:24] connection tonight in the case of two
[0:26] missing Oregon City girls. A letter has
[0:28] been found in the waters near Palm
[0:30] Beach.
[0:30] >> A letter whose writer either is or is
[0:32] pretending to be missing girl Ashley
[0:34] Pond. KPTV's Ryan Deal is live in Oregon
[0:36] City. Ryan, how are the girls mothers
[0:38] reacting to this?
[0:40] >> Well, Shauna Kurt, the mothers, like
[0:41] many here in the apartment complex, are
[0:43] not convinced that the letter was
[0:44] written by either of the missing girls,
[0:46] and the FBI hasn't found reason to
[0:48] believe the letter is legitimate either.
[0:51] A 12-year-old boy and his mother pulled
[0:53] the letter from the waters off Fort
[0:54] Pierce, Florida near Palm Beach. In a
[0:57] plastic baggie, the paper reads, "Please
[0:59] help." But the words inside the letter
[1:01] are casting doubt on its legitimacy. Hi,
[1:04] my name is Ashley and I know my mom is
[1:06] crying, so please help me get away and
[1:08] go home to my mom. I am 13 years old. My
[1:11] friend Miranda is also and she is with
[1:14] me. Please help me get home fast. I love
[1:17] my mommy. At this point, we do