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agreed but the purpose of posting the article was not to acknowledge the haters...read more into "it takes a village" in raising kids within that community. i just don't see any familial/familiar involvement which is my personal nature in these cases. but a stranger? that would be the crime...

thank you sillybilly...i don't know why i always seem to follow the cases that are impossible to sleuth much less explain. to me the article more points to the demographics and culture of this situation. the community is heavily crime-ridden but her particular faction (see the pictures in the...

thank you sillybilly. it's nj.com, not a blog. it addresses mom's behavior and living situation as well as discussing her parents, boyfriend, and DMA's father. All in factual form, not gossip. "As the search expanded Tuesday, a few spectators grew angry when they saw Alavez Perez eating...

Mom of missing 5-year-old Dulce Alavez avoiding public after critical comments about her behavior this is MSM but you have to launch it as much of the article is un-quotable due to TOS on this thread...may give some the answers/explanations you are looking for...

mine is too, but more to the point of the investigation. demographically the population of bridgeton has over 30% living below poverty level, with many immigrants and possibly non-english speaking citizens. now especially that this has been reported members of the community will be even more...

Police interviewed several witnesses that were playing basketball near where the abduction was said to have taken place and described the man police eventually identified in Wednesday’s Amber Alert. Amber Alert issued for New Jersey girl, 5; witnesses say man led her into red van so is it...

The child’s mother, Noema Alavez Perez, is 5-months pregnant and the father of that child was interviewed by investigators, Alavez Perez said Thursday. He is now in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody in Newark, she said. She doesn’t know details of why he was detained. He doesn’t speak...

aw thanks fridaybaker! not many others i recognize. ok i have to get caught up but i'll be back. wonder where all my files on this case are :D

just tried to catch up to no avail. *sigh*. any old-timers on this thread?

Welcome, dodeling. And our hearts break for what you've gone through...

Justin McDuffie (@justmcduffie) | Twitter Before leaving the courtroom Pruitt mouthed what appears to be “I love you” to his mother. She was sitting in the court room. @wvlt

According to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office, the teen contacted the St. Louis FBI field office at some point; however, a tip did not lead to Rogers. The sheriff's office says that information developed during the investigation. Feds: Wisconsin man met Tennessee teen playing 'Roblox' before...

something's not right here (aside from the obvious)...let's connect the dots folks...

well said and completely agree. moms of girls (i have three teen aged boys so i'm not quite as educated) be sure to also check their finsta and visco (vsco). i'm not a helicopter mom but...i might get my pilot's license. i really wonder who the heck is looking out for these kids.

We really don't know under what particular circumstances these girls arrived home. Most recently JC, and now SLP...in light of what happened tonight (insert vomit) i cannot imagine how warped and demented the latter's life was led. Just please be wary of any and all fundraisers. I'm a...

totally, kadoober. i just ate dinner and want to throw it back up. so not "found safe". i can't believe this. i have 10 pages to catch up on before i post something probably meaningless. sick *advertiser censored**s.

maybe she called a rape crisis hotline, an 800 number and his mother works as a volunteer? ok dysfunction junction family, georgia to tennessee pings in kentucky, wisconsin connection, mother and son duo, calls missouri? whaaaaaa??? am i the only one with their jaw on a floor? ETA: my best...

agree with gardener and mcrazing. been looking into the foster system as i can't help but wonder how many homes in rural eastern tennessee would be willing to take in four children. anyone ever heard of "youth villages"? they seem to be nationwide. IMO looks like more of a last-stop for very...

@ human, this question has been asked 1000 times. my uneducated guess is yes. if i were a social worker those children would never see either of those parents ever again.

Anyone think, maybe, the authorities knew where she was for at least part or all of the last 2 1/2 weeks but didn't want her coming home to what they discovered to be a sick environment...so they patiently waited until they could put together a case to charge him with rape/making it stick before...