According to authorities, the two missing Amish girls have turned up safe about 24 hours after they were apparently abducted from their family's roadside stand in northern NY.   St. Lawrence County District Attorney Mary Rain says that the girls turned up cold and wet but unharmed last evening at a home in Richville, about 13 miles from where they disappeared in the rural town of Oswegatchie.

Word of 12-year-old Fannie and 7-year-old Delila Miller's return came shortly after about 200 people attended a prayer vigil at Cornerstone Wesleyan Church.  The sisters vanished at about 7:30pm Wednesday after a white car pulled up to the farm stand.

No other details about what happened to the girls are available at this time.

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