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Body Count Climbs in Cleveland Case

By MEGHAN BARR and VICKI SMITH
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CLEVELAND (Nov. 5) - The discovery of 11 bodies in one home in a run-down neighborhood here has relatives of the presumed victims wondering how such a gruesome scene could have gone unnoticed for perhaps years, and they charge that police ignored their missing person reports.
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