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Farnhamville, Iowa missing girl found dead identified, suspect charged with hiding body

Iowa City, IALocal News

The search for 17-year-old Michele "Luna" Jackson, who was reported missing in Farnhamville, Iowa, ended tragically when her body was discovered the following morning. Jackson's family reported her missing late Sunday night, and police arrested Nathaniel Bevers-McGivney, 21, shortly after, charging him with a Class D felony for allegedly hiding her body. Witnesses noted that Bevers-McGivney was found with blood on him and possession of Jackson's scooter and personal items. Mourning her loss, the Southeast Valley Community School District canceled activities and provided counseling services to students affected by the incident. Jackson was described in her obituary as a vibrant individual with interests in anime and self-care.

The community has rallied together, sharing their grief and support on social media. This case has sparked discussions about safety and the emotional well-being of young people in the area. As law enforcement continues their investigation, the community seeks justice for Luna and comfort in their shared sorrow.

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