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Missing 10-year-old Jalayshia Allford found dead in New Jersey car
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Jalayshia Allford, 10, who had been missing from her foster home in West Philadelphia since October 26, was found dead in a car at the Stonington Court Apartments in Lindenwold, New Jersey, on Thursday. Daily Mail reports that police arrested a suspect whose name has not been released. TheGrio reports that prosecutors described the death as a brutal murder and that the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office planned to announce charges at a Thursday evening news conference. Lindenwold is about 20 miles from her home, according to the Daily Mail. TheGrio reports that authorities had earlier warned she may be at special risk of harm or injury.
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Jalayshia Allford, 10, was found dead in a car in Lindenwold, New Jersey, on Thursday.
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- TheGrio
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- Daily Mail, The Washington Times
Jalayshia Allford had been missing since October 26 from her foster home in West Philadelphia.
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- TheGrio
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- Daily Mail
Police found the body at the Stonington Court Apartments, about 20 miles from the girl’s home.
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- TheGrio
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- Daily Mail
Prosecutors described the death as a brutal murder.
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Police reported arresting a suspect whose name has not been released.
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Every side reports that Jalayshia Allford, 10, missing from West Philadelphia, was found dead in a car in New Jersey. The left-side report stresses prosecutors’ murder description and planned charges; the right-side Daily Mail adds a reported arrest and distance from home.
the left
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TheGrio uses a plain headline that names the girl, her missing status and where her body was found, with no judgement of the event.
Jalayshia Allford, 10-year-old missing from West Philadelphia, found dead in New Jersey
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The Washington Times uses a plain report-style headline, while Daily Mail leads with emotive “Tragedy as body of little girl” framing and the 20-mile distance from home.
Missing 10-year-old girl found dead in car trunk in New Jersey
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…found her body in New Jersey, with prosecutors describing her death as a “brutal murder.” Jalayshia Allford, who had been missing for more than a week, was found inside a…
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- prosecutors’ murder description
- planned charges announcement
- the family’s pleas and conflicting accounts from adults
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- TheGrioLeft
Jalayshia Allford, 10-year-old missing from West Philadelphia, found dead in New Jersey
Allford had been missing for more than a week before her body was discovered inside a vehicle in Lindenwold, New
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0 outletsNo center outlet that Mantle follows has covered this story yet. That absence is part of the picture.
From the right
2 outletsLeads with
- the 10-day disappearance
- the foster-home search and missing-person report
- the distance from the girl’s home
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- Daily MailRight
Tragedy as body of little girl, 10, is found in trunk of a car at apartment complex 20 miles from her home as murder detectives investigate
Jalayshia 'Malayshia' Allford lived in West Philadelphia with a foster family and was last seen at her home on October 26.
- The Washington TimesRight
Missing 10-year-old girl found dead in car trunk in New Jersey
A 10-year-old girl who was missing from Philadelphia for 10 days was found dead in a car in Lindenwold, New Jersey.
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Its first report, Nov 5, 3:57 PM EST
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The Washington Times, Nov 5, 3:55 PM EST
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- TheGrioLeftNov 5, 3:57 PM EST
- Daily MailRightNov 5, 5:08 PM EST
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