There is no way to obtain that information, other than asking the person you think claimed her.
If you are entitled to claim her, you should do so. If she is claimed on another person's return, and you e-file, the e-file will be rejected.
Then, you can either e-file without claiming her, or claim her and file on paper.
The IRS will then contact you to resolve who is entitled to claim her.
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