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    Advocates of funding a cold case unit in Maine, including Trista Reynolds, left, mother of missing Waterville girl Ayla Reynolds, gather for a press conference at the State House on Thursday.

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    Richard Moreau, of Jay, talks about his daughter Kimberly Moreau, who disappeared in 1986 at the age of 17 and was declared legally dead in 1993, at a news conference in Augusta Thursday held by supporters of legislation to provide more than $500,000 to fund a squad to investigate cold case murders.

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    Ramona Torres cries as she talks about her son Angel Torres, 21, who police believe was a victim of foul play after he disappeared on Mother’s Day in 1999, during a news conference in Augusta Thursday held by supporters of a bill to fund a squad to investigate cold case muders.

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    Trista Reynolds, whose daughter Ayla disappeared in September 2013 from her home in Waterville, speaks at a news conference in Augusta Thursday held by supporters of legislation to fund a squad to investigate cold case murders.

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    Sen. Linda Valentino, D-Saco, speaks about her bill, L.D. 1121, which would fund a Maine State Police squad to investigate murder cold case muders, on Thursday before the Judiciary Committee at the State House in Augusta.

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    People listen during a legislative hearing at the State House Thursday concerning a bill that would fund a cold case unit in Maine.

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