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NewsApril 19, 2017

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A woman said she wants her late brother “back home” after a bag containing his ashes was stolen from her car in Kansas City. The Kansas City Star reported the theft happened Saturday when Naida Shipp and her fiance went to a doughnut shop with their fathers in the Westport bar and entertainment district. ...

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A woman said she wants her late brother “back home” after a bag containing his ashes was stolen from her car in Kansas City.

The Kansas City Star reported the theft happened Saturday when Naida Shipp and her fiance went to a doughnut shop with their fathers in the Westport bar and entertainment district. When returning to her car, she found that a backpack containing the ashes of her brother, David Anothony Shipp, was missing.

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He died four years ago. He had hiked part of the Pacific Crest Trail, and Naida Shipp and her family eventually hoped to bring him back to the part of the trail he wasn’t able to finish. His ashes were kept in a navy-blue box with his name inscribed on the front.

Information from: The Kansas City Star, http://www.kcstar.com

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