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Update : Kansas City family that was reported missing found safe

A Kansas City mother and her three young children are alive and well, and had just left to “avoid conflict,” the woman’s husband told FOX 4.

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14 years ago

August 2, 2012

UVM Staff

A Kansas City family, mother and her three young children are alive and well, and had just left to “avoid conflict,” the woman’s husband told FOX 4.

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Kansas City family is safe

Odessa Blocker, 37, and her three children – 8-year-old Jessica, 6-year-old Jennifer and 5-year-old Jacob – had been missing since she told her husband Chris Blocker that they were going to a south Kansas City McDonalds around 7:30 on Monday night.

Chris Blocker told FOX 4 that Odessa Blocker called her mother to say that she and her kids were alright, and had left to “avoid conflict” with him.

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