
Show Notes
Stolen Girl Official Companion Podcast
Part 1 of 2 - Finding Nadia
When Maureen Dabbagh's ex-husband fails to return their two-year-old daughter from a scheduled visitation, it sets off a series of events which will change all three lives forever. Now, Maureen must become a completely different person in order to rescue her daughter when the justice system seems to have no way to help.
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