Rachelj1
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And thank you to our Mods who quickly disperse any "virtual mobs" that assemble! What appears to be, isn't always necessarily so!From the above link:
But now the adoptive dad's family says they're targets -- not from authorities -- but from the public. "It is misguided to blame uncles and aunts and grandparents for children who are missing that we love and care about and are trying to find," Watkins said. "Right now there are people outside the home, talking about where are the boys," said West.
This is not helping in any way, it's just causing more grief for this family. It worries me these modern-day lynch parties are going to take matters into their own hands, the way we've seen in other situations on the news over the last few months.
TW's mom is clearly scared, as anyone would be with a flipping mob outside their house screaming "where are the boys". These people need to back off and let the PD do their job.
jmo
"They were good parents" The past tense is chilling. They are grieving. Woa.
"They were good parents" The past tense is chilling. They are grieving. Woa.
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I agree, I think it’s ridiculous that they’re getting harassed! If TW and JW are there though that may be why they are outside? Either way it’s not ok. I think the police are building a case .But now the adoptive dad's family says they're targets -- not from authorities -- but from the public. "It is misguided to blame uncles and aunts and grandparents for children who are missing that we love and care about and are trying to find," Watkins said. "Right now there are people outside the home, talking about where are the boys," said West.
This is not helping in any way, it's just causing more grief for this family. It worries me these modern-day lynch parties are going to take matters into their own hands, the way we've seen in other situations on the news over the last few months.
TW's mom is clearly scared, as anyone would be with a flipping mob outside their house screaming "where are the boys". These people need to back off and let the PD do their job.
jmo
Wow you are so right! Moo"They were good parents" The past tense is chilling. They are grieving. Woa.
I've seen the various YT folks out at the extended families home. It was difficult to watch, those people need to channel their energy elsewhere. Honestly, I feel awful that the Watkins family is being harassed in this way, it's just not right! Let LE do their job.Family of missing toddlers speaks out, says they're public targets
I agree, I think it’s ridiculous that they’re getting harassed! If TW and JW are there though that may be why they are outside? Either way it’s not ok. I think the police are building a case .
Moo
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Ryan Dean’s Interview 23 abc 12/22/20:
(catches breath)
And I don’t understand, I just want my babies. If they found them give them back to me please!
(slight pause)
That’s all I want
(pause, catches breath, covers face & cries)
If they just find them I just want my kids back to me...
Whatever they want me to do...I’ll do (emphasizes) AGAIN! (pause) For my kids.
(wipes eyes)
I just hope their OK.
(catches breath, covers eyes and cries)
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Social and cognitive skills are certainly lacking in this motley crew harassing the extended family. One is left scratching one’s head. It is sad they cannot differentiate between innocent folk and a couple that are likely less than innocent. Regardless, even harassing the parents under whose watch all of this transpired is not in the best interest of the investigation or the public at large that have to put up with this nuisance. Maybe BPD need to go out to visit the neighbourhood and give these people what for to stop this insanity. JMHO.Innocent until proven guilty. Evidence of the importance of this idea presents itself in this case. But as in many things, vigilante justice, demonstrations, mob rule, lies, distortion, false narratives, harassment, bullying, and intimidation have grown in the U.S. in recent years.
The Salem witch trials come to mind. Ouch. Now those folks were out of control.
Screaming a lie at the top of ones lungs doesn't make it a truth.
It is curious though, the last reported sighting was outside that home, yet the dogs caught no scent out there, yet LE have dug, and used ground penetrating technology in the surrounding yard. Not to mention LE comments they suspect foul play.
It's stuff like that, I speculate, that leads people to suspect things.
And too, the Cognitive, Emotional, and Social skills of each of us play a role in how we respond to the situations in our lives.
How about calling out their names? Yelling for the boys. Did anyone hear him or her calling out for the boys?"Neighbor surveillance shows Trezell jumping into that van looking for the boys."
If you were looking for little kids who were missing, is jumping into a van and driving around the best plan? Wouldn't just a walk around the block, or even walking be a better plan?
Yes, children can wander off. Yes, random bad things happen. But, more often than not, if the kids had wandered off, if anyone had seen them they probably would have notified the police.
I wonder what the timeline for this family looks like in the week previous.
Exactly! Most of us would have been out there yelling, no SCREAMING, and running and knocking on doors getting neighbours to check their backyards. But what does he do? Gets in his van (jumps?? didn’t see that at all!) and drives away leisurely and returns six minutes later and waits “patiently” by the tree for LE to arriveHow about calling out their names? Yelling for the boys. Did anyone hear him or her calling out for the boys?
Alerting neighbors to help.
How about calling out their names? Yelling for the boys. Did anyone hear him or her calling out for the boys?
Alerting neighbors to help.
Absolutely I would get into my car and drive around"Neighbor surveillance shows Trezell jumping into that van looking for the boys."
If you were looking for little kids who were missing, is jumping into a van and driving around the best plan? Wouldn't just a walk around the block, or even walking be a better plan?
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Not too long ago I was at a discount store when a woman started shouting her child's name. Almost immediately a "Code Adam" (named after Adam Walsh), came over the loud speaker. Employees quickly went to exit doors, and others started methodically scanning the aisles and searching both men and women's restrooms. Every adult woman in that store looked at each other knowingly and immediately started searching as if we were a well trained swat team. The errant tot in question was found in the cookie aisle helping themselves to a package of fig newtons. Mom sobbed with relief while the rest of us chuckled in relief at the sight of this child stuffing their little face unaware of the drama they had caused.I don't recall anyone saying they heard anyone calling the boy's names.
But no two ways about it, that's exactly what I'd do, as loud as I could, so if they were already down the block they still might be able to hear me. No question, the neighbors would hear me.
But no, no one has mentioned that they heard anyone calling the boy's names.