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Woman found chained to bed in North Dakota apartment, suspects allegedly held her captive for 2 years to obtain immigration benefits

Police say a Fargo maintenance worker heard cries for help from an apartment, leading officers to rescue a woman who alleged she was chained to a bed.

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Woman found chained to bed in North Dakota apartment, suspects allegedly held her captive for 2 years to obtain immigration benefits
Police say a Fargo maintenance worker heard cries for help from an apartment, leading officers to rescue a woman who alleged she was chained to a bed.
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