WATCH: Colombian woman reunited with brother 52 years after being kidnapped

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In 1972, four-year-old Aura Guerrero walked to her corner store in Colombia's capital Bogotá, to pick up a snack.

But she never made it home - until 52 years later. 

Guerrero recalls a 'tall woman' with 'long hair' and features she'll never forget, snatching her off the street. The kidnapper had intended to sell the child a few towns over, but dumped her in the 'middle of nowhere' instead.

But, Gilchrist reports, 'she got lucky' when a loving couple took her in and adopted her.

Fast-forward 52 years later, when Guerrero's brother recognised his kidnapped sister on a Facebook photo and reached out to her, leading to their recent reunion. 

Sadly, Guerrero's parents, who never stopped searching for their daughter all over Colombia, died a few years ago. 

Yet Guerrero remains positive, saying the reunion with her brother 'is a real dream'. 

"It's something wonderful only God can do," she told the Daily Mail . 

Gilchrist says it's 'extraordinary' and admirable how Guerrero finds 'positivity through this adversity'.

"It's extraordinary, just wow... after everything she's been through."

Adam Gilchrist, The World View Correspondent 

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