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PHOTO SLIDESHOW: News Trucks Line McDonald Chapel Drive

News crews were spotted outside of the home of a man suspected in the disappearance of a Frederick woman.

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News crews from Metropolitan Washington television stations amassed outside the home of Gary Vincent Giordano on McDonald Chapel Drive Friday afternoon. , 35, of Frederick, Md.

Reporters set up chairs and cameras next to their satellite vans along the street.

They were waiting for a possible search of the home by the FBI, in the hopes of catching any activity inside and around the house. The home appeared to be empty.

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Giordano is still being detained in Aruba and apparently lived alone in the home since a divorce in 2008 from his second wife.

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