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‘We still have no leads’: 500 days since Kylie Arellano was last seen

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Five hundred days after 15-year-old Kylie Arellano disappeared from Rich County, her family says it still has no answers about where she may be. Kylie was last seen in Garden City on May 29, 2025. Her mother, Stephanie Coleman, shared a painful update Sunday as the search reached the 500-day mark.

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