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It doesn't.

Just throwing this out there... so far, it seems there have only been two angles to her abduction that have been discussed: that the kidnapping was pre-meditated and SP was targeted, or that these were kidnappers who happened to see SP and decided she'd make a good kidnapping victim. But here's...

I fully agree with northXnorthwest1 -- and this is important for the integrity of how Websleuths operates, IMHO. This does not mean you didn't hear it -- but we can't rely on hearsay for a myriad of reasons (for starters, we can't defend the claim and say "it's true because we heard creepcrusher...

Can anyone steer me to the source of this claim? (that CG has storage containers designed to simulate hostage/kidnapped victim scenarios).

This is encouraging from a journalistic side -- the reporter People magazine has covering the Papini case is Christine Pelisek, who was key in identifying the Grim Sleeper serial killer in Los Angeles while covering that story for the LA Weekly.

Reason is alternative, but well established and credible (it's largely a site with an Independent Party bent, but built on being hard science, skeptical). Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

Sherri Papini Sex-Trafficking Evidence Almost as Flimsy as PizzaGate Proof The Pizzagate reference is sheer clickbait, but the thrust of this post casts a whole of skepticism on the entire sex trafficking angle. Here's a snip: Police later confirmed that Sherri did have something burnt...

Tricia: Here's a screengrab from Chrome: Why would I lie about this? I sought out this thread to address a problem I was having, and spent time trying to identify and be specific about this issue to be helpful. Based on previous comments, others are having similar issues.

Just curious - are there any other instances where an anonymous donor has come forward to offer a reward for the return of a missing person? (Awards are pretty common for information leading to the safe return, but rogue donors working around the law?) BTW -- there is a legendary Los Angeles...

If I were staging someone like this, for personal fame or financial gain, I'd have a. sent a ransom note and/or b. made sure I'd have inserted my name into the case much earlier than Cameron Gamble. And I'd have also made sure my personal and business website were updated before staging...

Reputable news agencies don't allow subjects to have final approval over news reports. This is pretty much an industry standard, and is usually dictated by individual company policy. (do some break or bend this? Of course, but it's very rare, and always makes the agency look bad if the public...

I don't think this is what he meant. Why would web developers do translation specific to one page? (Or maybe I'm misinterpreting you). Was the letter specifically posted with translation anywhere? Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

What!? Web developers did not do this because of the case. The translation service is always there.

I think he's referring to the way Google Chrome will automatically translate text. If someone has their browser set up for Spanish, it will prompt readers to click a button that will change English to Spanish. It's a silly argument for what Cameron Gamble provided, but thats the argument...

Her FB is linked directly from her public comment, and she's acting a spokesperson for CG.

BTW, Jennifer Gamble has responded publicly to the newest article about CG. It's in a comment on the article, and she's also posted the same as a public message on her Facebook page.

This admission stands out: Gamble acknowledges that despite a claim he made in a tweet, Project TAKEN is “just a name” and does not have official status as a 501(c)(3) charity. Gamble said while he applied the status, he never completed the application process. While he receives donations...

Why would they need to be anonymous? Or make elaborate lies about who they are?

Does it matter either way if police announced they have "ruled out" Keith? It's unlikely that he was physically present during the kidnapping <modsnip>

The majority, if not most, appear to be runaway foster kids, and not all of these are recent - just recently posted. Before this can be considered alarming I think you'd need to match it with other time periods, as well as other areas. My guess is, however sad, there is nothing statistically out...