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Baby Leonie Astra Hutchinson's Disappearance
Baby Leonie Astra Hutchinson would have been 16 years old today had she not have disappeared in 2001 from her home in NSW Hunter Valley. Her mother only reported her daughter's disappearance in January 2004. Apparently, Mrs. Hutchinson told her neighbors that her daughter was taken as a sacrifice in her "witchcraft cult."

Yahoo reports that the child has no records of her existence. The child has no Medicare or school records, however, she had been immunised way back in October 2001. Little Leonie was last seen in December 2001 accompanied by her mother picking clothes in a shop.

Helen Hutchinson, Kate's mother and Leonie's grandmother did not know at first that her granddaughter was missing. She was also unsure if her daughter was involved

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