Neil Armstrong Gave Her A Vial Of Moon Dust, She Says. She's Suing So NASA Won't Take It.
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It was a Saturday, and Laura Murray was a 10-year-old girl hanging out with her nanny outside her family's Cincinnati townhouse. Her mother, giddy with excitement, handed the little girl a small glass vial filled with light-gray dust. It was from the moon, her mother told her..
Murray, who's now Laura Cicco, didn't see the vial for decades after that day, though she kept the autograph in her bedroom.
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