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The last person who saw her was her mother's boyfriend, Shawn Akins, who reportedly says the girl was going to her dad's house and then would spend the night at her friend's place.
Dunn never showed up at either location, according to CNN. Police also say that the friend didn't know Hailey was coming over.
People in her hometown of Colorado City, Texas – located 70 miles west of Abilene – are up in arms because an Amber Alert was never released.
Police tell the Abilene Reporter-News that their requests were denied because there was not enough information that Hailey was abducted.
Adkins has met with police and has not been named as a suspect, but there are conflicting reports about whether he took a polygraph test.
Hailey's mother, Billie Dunn, told KTAB news that her boyfriend did indeed take the test, but several other family members have said he refused.
Texas Rangers and Colorado City Police have searched the home Hailey shared with her mother, brother David Dunn, and Adkins, as well as the surrounding area for clues.
According to KTAB, bloodhounds tracked Hailey's trail to a motel near her home last week. Authorities have continued to search the town's wooded areas by horseback and foot.
There is a $25,000 reward is being offered for the girl's safe return.
Anyone with information regarding Hailey's whereabouts can call the Colorado City Police Department at 325-728-5294 or 325-728-3161.
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In their own backyard, on their own terms, and ripe for revenge, and Indian XI locks horns with a depleted and alienated England team written off by their own this week.
In their own backyard, on their own terms, and ripe for revenge, and Indian XI locks horns with a depleted and alienated England team written off by their own this week.
Former skipper Ian Botham suggested as many as four changes and ex-seamer Angus Fraser reckons there is no way back for Alastair Cook's men a mere one loss into a four-match affair.
These reactions were largely kneejerk, considering the hefty nature of defeat in Ahmedabad, where errors of old - and new, larger mistakes - crept into England's game. A relatively fresh start in Mumbai, where they won last time out, in 2006, will bring opportunity for balance to the predicted doom and gloom.
How that equilibrium, and eventual turn of fortune is to be achieved, however, lies entirely with the 11 individuals that take the field this week. England's personnel-heavy brains trust, led by the unwavering Andy Flower and Alastair Cook, have done all they can do, insisted all they can insist, demanded all they can demand. Now is the time for appropriate delivery.
The English have been forced to dig deep a lot this year, starting with the series in the United Arab Emirates, continuing against Sri Lanka and South Africa and now ending against India. A win over the West Indies, somewhere in the middle, provided momentary relief.
That mental fervour required at the depths of adversity has proven porous for 11 months and translated to physical and technical breakdowns in Ahmedabad. The reckoning, and need for turnaround, couldn't be more obvious in Mumbai.
Team-wise, the calls for Monty Panesar's inclusion will be heeded. What difference he wasn't allowed to make this week, he will this time, at the expense of Tim Bresnan.
The seamer is the right man to drop, not all-rounder Samit Patel, who admittedly received a couple of rough decisions in the series opener. Meanwhile, all signs point to Jonny Bairstow rather than Eoin Morgan coming in for new father Ian Bell, back in England to be with young Joseph William.
India will only make one change, with fast bowler Ishant Sharma set to replace the injured Umesh Yadav. Pity that, as Yadav was a joy to watch in trying conditions in at the Sardar Patel Stadium, where he found some late reverse swing. Post-ankle surgery and at the end of a viral infection, the lanky Ishant has a lot to prove.
Neutrals and England fans, of course, might be quick to argue victory in Ahmedabad was entirely due to the visitors' mental disintegration - and that the use of the Decision Review System might have evened the playing field.
But the dominance of Virender Sehwag and Cheteshwar Pujara, followed by Pragyan Ojha and Ravichandran Ashwin was insatiable - and the argument would've been quickly countered had Cook not proven such a one-man army.
Opportunity knocks for Yuvraj Singh and Virat Kohli again, to remain at the forefront of the team's bid to move on after the retirements of Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman.
While Pujara has made the number three berth his own, very quickly, the eventual retirement of Sachin Tendulkar needs catering for. Sehwag, too, could do with one more big knock to reaffirm his post at the top of the knock - in his 100th Test.
In conclusion, Botham and Fraser might have believe us otherwise, but last year's four-nil whitewash in England is still a considerable way off from amounting to another drubbing. A competitive track, more so than the one in Ahmedabad, will certainly fuel the battle.
Key Men
India: Sachin Tendulkar will be fully aware of his lack of runs, and calls for retirement, with this as good a chance as any to stave off his critics for the time being.
England: Under tremendous to perform, the forgotten man of Ahmedabad returns, eager to afford Graeme Swann a complementary force - and Monty Panesar's latest cap will be arguably his most testing yet.
Last Five Head-To-Head Results
2012: First Test: India won by nine wickets in Ahmedabad
2011: Fourth Test: England won by an innings and eight runs at The Oval
2011: Third Test England won by an innings and 242 runs in Birmingham
.2011: Second Test: England won by 319 runs in Nottingham
2011: First Test: England won by 196 runs at Lord's
England showed some late fight, thanks to Cook, on day four. They didn't have the legs for the distance of a draw, though, and won't again this time. India to win in five days again.
Online betting firm Sky Bet has India at 5/6 and England at 9/2 in the odds to win the second Test. Visit Sky Bet for the latest cricket betting.
Probable Teams
India: Gautam Gambhir, Virender Sehwag, Cheteshwar Pujara, Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, Yuvraj Singh, Mahendra Singh Dhoni (captain, wicketkeeper), Ravichandran Ashwin, Zaheer Khan, Ishant Sharma, Pragyan Ojha.
England: Alastair Cook (captain), Nick Compton, Jonathan Trott, Kevin Pietersen, Jonny Bairstow, Matt Prior (wicketkeeper), Samit Patel, Monty Panesar, Stuart Broad, Graeme Swann, James Anderson.
Dates: 23-27 November
Morning session: 09:30 - 11:30 (04:00 - 06:00 GMT)
Afternoon session: 12:10 - 14:10 (06:40 - 08:40 GMT)
Evening session: 14:30 - 16:30 (09:00 - 11:00 GMT)
On-field umpires: Aleem Dar and Tony Hill
Third umpire: Local appointment
Match referee: Roshan Mahanama


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Football is here!
On Sunday night, the New York Giants downed the Buffalo Bills 17-13 in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game. It was a thrilling, nail-biting affair that had fans on the edge of their seats.
OK, so the second half was essentially unwatchable.
OK, so 3.5 quarters were essentially unwatchable, but still...
Football is here!
As fans everywhere ready for this week's full slate of exhibition action, here's a look at the latest news across the league, beginning with one very happy young redhead.