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Authorities have released the cause of death for 13-year-old Madeline Soto, whose disappearance prompted the arrest of her mother's boyfriend earlier this year. Soto was found dead in a wooded area on March 1, days after she was reported missing on Feb. 26, from her Kissimmee, Fla., home, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office previously said. A medical examiner has now ruled the manner of her death as homicide and determined she died as a result of strangulation, FOX 35 Orlando, WESH and Click Orlando report.

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Chapters:
00:00 Jennifer Soto Body Language Analysis
0:24 Mother Jennifer Soto expresses concern over missing daughter
5:30 Unusual grief behavior and distress signs
10:19 Jennifer Soto's body language insights in interview
15:52 Non-verbal cues reveal stress during interview
20:20 Experts express concern over lack of panic signals
25:12 Mother suspects abduction, forgetfulness raises concerns
30:11 Signs of deception revealed in body language
34:55 Potential suspicion or collusion in Jennifer's behavior
39:56 Concerning behavior indicates potential deception
44:35 Hidden fears and insecurities about missing daughter
49:42 Concerns over Maddie's ability to get home alone
54:50 Fear of tribal retribution hinders seeking help
59:56 Experts speculate hidden truth in Jennifer's behavior

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