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Now an elderly man nearing 80, Luis Armando Albino was just six when he was lured from a park in Oakland, California, in 1951 by a woman promising to take him to a store to buy candy. Albino had ...

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Luis Armando Albino had been missing since his February 1951 abduction. At the time, he was playing in an Oakland, California, park with his older brother, Roger, and suddenly vanished.

Luis Armando Albino, who was abducted on Feb. 21, 1951, is now a retired grandfather and Vietnam veteran. He was reunited with his family in June thanks to the persistence of his now 63-year-old n ...

Luis Albino was playing in a park with his brother Roger when he was kidnapped Getty More than half a century after a 6-year-old boy was lured away and kidnapped while he played in an Oakland park ...

Luis Armando Albino went missing in February 1951 after being abducted in Oakland, California, when he was 6 years old. Now, he’s in his 70s and is still alive. Thanks to his niece Alida Alequin ...

“Thank you for finding me,” Luis Armando Albino told his 63-year-old niece Alida Alequin, who tracked him down with the help of an online ancestry kit, old newspapers and local and federal law ...