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A missing teen found alive after 6 days in Australian woodlands

Verified: 6 outlets in 4 countries have reported this story since Nov 12, 1 of them from Australia.

📍 Australia, AU·🕐 19m ago·6 outlets

A 17-year-old boy with autism has been found found alive after six days lost in eastern Australian woodlands

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✓ Verified · 6 outlets

Two or more outlets reported this story and its reliability score reached 65%, so WorldPulse marks it verified. That means more than one outlet says so, not that it is proven true.

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The story so far · 6 reports · · 4 countries✓ Verified Nov 12, 3:10 AM UTC

1 outlet from Australia, where the story is: ABC (Australia) · how we count

  1. Nov 12, 1:09 AM UTCFirst report
    Breaking: Police find teen who had been missing in Victorian bush for six daysabc.net.au ↗
  2. Nov 12, 2:57 AM UTC+2 h
    Australian teen who went missing in bushland wearing only shorts and boots found alive after six daystheguardian.com ↗
  3. Nov 12, 3:10 AM UTC+2 h
    Australian teen missing in bush for six days rescued alivebbc.co.uk ↗
  4. Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 12, 3:10 AM UTC · +2 h
  5. Nov 12, 5:15 AM UTC+4 h
    Autistic teen missing in Australian bushland for 6 days rescued alivescmp.com ↗
  6. Nov 12, 5:49 AM UTC+5 h
    Missing Australian teen found alive after six days lost in bushland: ‘He’s never leaving the house again’independent.co.uk ↗
  7. Nov 12, 6:49 AM UTC+6 h· you’re reading this
    A missing teen found alive after 6 days in Australian woodlandsabcnews.com ↗
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[Claude] All three reports describe the same rescue of the 17-year-old William after six days missing in Victoria's bushland near Walhalla, with no conflicting facts.

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