A 14-month-old girl who somehow toddled away from her mom and grandma managed to get trapped inside a time-locked bank vault in Georgia. Cops pumped fresh air through vents to the crying baby until a locksmith freed her, four hours later.
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10:38 am Sat
Feb 26, 2011
14-month-old baby spends 4 hours locked inside bank vault
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