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   But first they get drugged up, fucked up, knocked up, and   
   sometimes cut up.  While they are still alive.   
      
   Charlottesville, Virginia (CNN) -- Investigators have pieced   
   together the movements of a missing University of Virginia   
   student the night she went missing, with the police chief saying   
   Friday they believe she got into a car with a man.   
      
   Charlottesville Police Chief Timothy Longo stopped short of   
   calling the man a suspect in the disappearance of Hannah Graham,   
   saying he was still considered "a person of interest."   
      
   "Let me just say this, we are interested in him," Longo told   
   reporters during a news conference.   
      
   Graham, 18, was last seen early Saturday morning in an area of   
   Charlottesville known as the downtown mall.   
      
   Using surveillance video and witness statements, authorities   
   tracked Graham along the mall.   
      
   At one point, she was seen with a man going into a bar, where he   
   ordered a drink, Longo said. They were then seen leaving the bar   
   together.   
      
   Investigators also know the man drove away from the area in a   
   burnt orange 1998 Chrysler coupe that was parked near the bar,   
   Longo said.   
      
   "My point is this, people saw Hannah and people saw him, and   
   people saw them together," he told reporters during a news   
   conference.   
      
   "...If you remember seeing that vehicle and you remember seeing   
   somebody get back in it, and you remember seeing somebody drive   
   way, then we need to hear from you."   
      
   The details were released just hours after authorities searched   
   an apartment and a car belonging to the man.   
      
   "Is he in custody? No," Longo said. "...Was there probable cause   
   to arrest him? No."   
      
   Longo declined to say what investigators seized during the   
   searches.   
      
   Investigators are offering a $50,000 reward for "information   
   leading to the cause" of her disappearance, police said.   
      
   Graham, a sophomore, is described as a straight-A student and an   
   accomplished athlete from northern Virginia. She's about 5-foot-   
   11 with blue eyes, light brown hair and freckles, the university   
   said in a release asking for tips about the teen's disappearance.   
      
   Graham left a dinner with a group of friends around 11 p.m. last   
   Friday. Around 1:20 a.m. Saturday, she sent a text to friends   
   saying she was lost, CNN affiliate WTVR reported.   
      
   Police believe she may have been under the influence of alcohol,   
   Longo has said, and may have been vulnerable or unable to defend   
   herself.   
      
   Her parents attended a candlelight vigil Thursday night   
   organized by students, which the couple described as "extremely   
   moving."   
      
   "We were comforted by the evident high esteem in which our   
   cherished daughter is held by her many friends at the University   
   of Virginia and beyond," John and Sue Graham said in a   
   statement. "We continue to be optimistic that Hannah will soon   
   be returned safely to us."   
      
   The police chief said he has not given up hope Graham will be   
   found. "I will always be hopeful until we find Hannah," he said.   
      
   Graham's parents haven't given up hope either, he said. "They   
   are hurt. They are concerned. They are frustrated," he said.   
      
   "But not for one second have I discerned that they have ever   
   lost hope they will find their daughter."   
      
   http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/19/us/virginia-missing-student-hannah-   
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