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Dec 14, 2007 9:15 pm US/Central

Billboard Erected In Search For Missing Sisters

CHICAGO (CBS) ― The family of a missing man is helping in the search for two little girls who vanished six years ago.

Tionda and Diamond Bradley now have their first billboard, located on the Dan Ryan Expressway near 84th Street.

The Bradley sisters were last seen leaving their South Side apartment building in July 2001.

The sister of missing West Chicago man John Spira worked with Lamar Advertising to get the new billboard for Tionda and Diamond.

John Spira, also known as "Chicago Johnny," was last seen in February at his business.

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