Happy ending for Mamabear
Vancouver’s Mara Soriano had started a desperate search online: the teddy bear in the voice of her late mother had been stolen. Now a person called who said they had found the soft toy.
The 28-year-old Canadian Mara Soriano was stolen from the teddy. The soft toy reappeared on July 28.
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- A teddy bear was stolen from a Canadian woman.
- The soft toy was important to her because it has a voice recording of her late mother.
- On Tuesday evening, she received a call from someone who claimed to have found the teddy bear.
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28-year-old Mara Soriano can laugh again: the teddy bear that was stolen from her a few days ago has appeared. On Tuesday evening, the Vancouver woman received a call from a person who claimed to have found the missing teddy bear. Shortly thereafter, Soriano met two men in a public park, one of whom gave her her stolen teddy bear back, how BBC reported.
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«I won’t lie, I somehow broke down when he took the teddy out of his pocket and handed it to me»she says Canadian Press. «I started to sob immediately and pressed him to me.»
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The mother told Mara that she loved her
«It was still her old voice. A little later she came to a hospice and her voice became much quieter»Says the daughter. Im Juni starb igame 53-jannoy mother cancer.
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Suddenly the backpack and teddy bear were gone
The teddy bear had been stolen from Mara Soriano during a move. She had briefly parked her backpack with the bear when she received the call from a friend who had had a bicycle accident nearby. She ran away briefly – in an unsupervised moment a passerby stole the pocket.
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Soriano had received prominent support in the search for her teddy: Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds had offered a high finder’s fee for the soft toy. «Vancouver: $ 5000 for whoever brings the bear back to Mara. No questions are asked, »wrote the Canadian actor on Twitter.
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Looking forward to Wednesday is yourself whether the goodn Message: «Thanks to everyone who searched everywhere. Many thanks to the person who took the bear for keeping it safe. Vancouver is great.»
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