JUST IN: Betty Taylor, missing Safford girl, found safe in South Carolina abc15
Betty Taylor was last seen near Swift Trail Junction on March 20.
“Not knowing where she’s at, not having a clue. I mean, she went out on a walk one beautiful sunny Sunday, and she disappeared,” Danny Taylor, the girl's uncle, previously said in tears. Graham County Sheriff's Office confirms she was found in South Carolina, and her family says she is"safe and alive."
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