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Jim and Jennifer Stolpa and their 5-month-old son are hit with a blizzard and stranded without proper clothing, little food, and no water; Annette Herfkens is heading for a beach vacation with her fiancé in Vietnam when their plane crashes.
Jim and Jennifer Stolpa and their 5-month-old son are hit with a blizzard and stranded without proper clothing, little food, and no water; Annette Herfkens is heading for a beach vacation with her fiancé in Vietnam when their plane crashes.
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