caradana
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If I were going to attract a trafficking victim, I’m not walking a toddler on a highway. Statistically the odds of me getting what I wanted in that scenario are near zero, and the risk of exposure is tremendous. That’s not what happened, MOO.The coordinates where the police are at currently (based off of this tweet) is: 33.364629, -86.843675
Just copy paste that into google maps. Its not a forestry area but its def a bit wooded. There is shopping centers and neighborhoods just beyond the trees. The restaurant, Taziki's is a 9 minute drive to this spot.
However, I'm curious as to why she didn't stay on the line with the 911 operator and contacted her family on the phone instead. I wonder what she told the operator.
What worries me a little bit is the possibility of the child being bait, as a few of you have mentioned. As bizzare as that is.
Clip from this article: Alabama - htcourts.org.
"Human trafficking is a big deal across Alabama. It is a significant issue in Birmingham, the state, and the region. Human trafficking is not only confined to the 1-20 corridor, as suggested by many media reports. This vice is spread across Alabama, in vast cities and rural areas, occurring in several variations. According to the Global Slavery Index, there is an estimate of more than 6000 human trafficking victims every day in Alabama, including forced labor and sex trafficking."
In November 2022, an undercover human trafficking operation in West Alabama was discovered and 6 people were arrested.
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6 people arrested after undercover human trafficking operation in West Alabama
The West Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force conducted a two-month undercover human trafficking operation that led to the arrest of six men on 12 felony charges.www.wbrc.com
That's my biggest concern for Carlee right now.