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By JAY REEVES
Associated Press
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Donors have
given thousands of dollars to help the Alabama boy who was held hostage for
days in an underground bunker.
An online campaign raised more than
$10,000 to send 6-year-old Ethan Gilman and his family to Disney World.
Authorities say another $7,000 was
given to the child, much in small donations in birthday cards. And Dr. Phil
McGraw of the "Dr. Phil" TV show made a donation through his
foundation.
Dale County Probate Judge Sharon
Michalic has appointed two attorneys to help manage the donations and protect
the interests of the boy, who lives with his mother in Midland City.
The judge says Ethan's mother agreed
to the arrangement. Michalic says court-appointed conservators and guardians
are typical in cases involving young children and money.
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Ethan poses for a photo during a visit to Governor Bentley's office (Source: Governor's Press Office)
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