‘The Life of Our House': Mother Remembers Only Son, 17-Year-Old Student Found Dead in Germantown
What to know about ‘The Life of Our House': Mother Remembers Only Son, 17-Year-Old Student Found Dead in Germantown
The body of a 17-year-old Montgomery County high school student was found in a wooded area in Germantown, Maryland, on Monday, police said.
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What happened
The body of a 17-year-old Montgomery County high school student was found in a wooded area in Germantown, Maryland, on Monday, police said.
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