A Texas woman has claimed in a surfaced video that she is a missing Chicago toddler that disappeared over two decades ago.
a woman searches through photos of the missing Diamond and Tionda, before being asked to show a scar on her face — as the pair stand next to a Harris County constable’s car in Texas.
Diamond, who would be 25 years old in 2023, is said to have a scar on the left side of her scalp, according to the FBI. “She said she has information about Diamond Bradley, and I say what about…?,” Bradley-Smith recounted in an interview with NBC 5. “Well, she says, I am Diamond Bradley.”
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