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Subject: Amber Alert
Had to come back and post this
http://codeamber.org/bishop/
gotta find this child!!!
Subject: Re: Amber Alert
Not looking good....
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2003-05-26-missing-toddler_x.htm
:'( :'(
Copied from the 2000's thread:
It has become a daily habit of mine to visit the following website: www.missingkids.org
I highly recommend people bookmarking this page & checking it frequently. Most of the time when a child or person is missing, we tend to only focus on the ones that get national media attention. However, most of these cases are usually just featured in the local news from whatever town the person is missing from.
Subject: Re: Amber Alert
I just posted a story about this in the 2000's. I will say it again, my heart just breaks for her family. :'(
Subject: Re: Amber Alert
But I have to add that most abductions are done by the child's own parents, by telling the kid that the other parent is dead. It's the cruelest form of abuse, in a way. :(
Subject: Re: Amber Alert
Quoting:
But I have to add that most abductions are done by the child's own parents, by telling the kid that the other parent is dead. It's the cruelest form of abuse, in a way. :(
[/quoteI know,it's sick.The kid,if alive,grows up to a complete jerk who thinks the other parent abused them when it never happened. :'(