Still Missing CA - Orson & Orrin West (3&4), California City, 21 Dec 2020 #6 *both parents arrested/charged*

[PommyMommy]

MAR 9, 2021
Group pays for billboards in Kansas asking for help in case of missing California City boys | KGET 17
A group that follows cases involving child victims has paid for two billboards in Wichita, Kan., ...

Freddie Johnson of Warriors for Children Organization said there are plans to put up two more billboards next week. Johnson said the loosely-organized group is composed mostly of YouTubers who seek out cases where they can attempt to help children “who are victims of injustice.”

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[Ontario Mom]

MAR 9, 2021
Group pays for billboards in Kansas asking for help in case of missing California City boys | KGET 17
A group that follows cases involving child victims has paid for two billboards in Wichita, Kan., ...

Freddie Johnson of Warriors for Children Organization said there are plans to put up two more billboards next week. Johnson said the loosely-organized group is composed mostly of YouTubers who seek out cases where they can attempt to help children “who are victims of injustice.”

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I don't know anything about them, but it seems as if this is a group of youtubers that know how to make noise about the VICTIMS, and not about themselves. That's a refreshing change of pace.

 

[Knox]

MAR 9, 2021
Group pays for billboards in Kansas asking for help in case of missing California City boys | KGET 17
A group that follows cases involving child victims has paid for two billboards in Wichita, Kan., ...

Freddie Johnson of Warriors for Children Organization said there are plans to put up two more billboards next week. Johnson said the loosely-organized group is composed mostly of YouTubers who seek out cases where they can attempt to help children “who are victims of injustice.”

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Is it strange to put up billboards in KS? I get there are truckers and interstate travelers, but that just seems like such a long shot. Maybe neighboring states would be better odds.

 

[Topppps]

Is it strange to put up billboards in KS? I get there are truckers and interstate travelers, but that just seems like such a long shot. Maybe neighboring states would be better odds.

especially when the crime was in california and the boys are almost certainly dead somewhere around bakersfield

 

[fidgeypie]

Is it strange to put up billboards in KS? I get there are truckers and interstate travelers, but that just seems like such a long shot. Maybe neighboring states would be better odds.

I follow this particular youtuber and have donated towards the billboards. She said that california was pretty much covered and wanted to raise awareness elsewhere.

 

[tiffkinsadder]

I just saw this on Tiktok. Unbelievable. Like the person I follow on that app and on YouTube now stated...Lady Gaga’s missing & petnapped (returned unharmed) dogs received more msm coverage. Prayers and may justice and the truth come any second now.

 

[MissMalowe]

Perhaps I have too much "tunnel vision" with this case, but my gut tells me that billboards put up anywhere aren't going to make a bit of difference in the outcome of this case, sadly.

 

[tiffkinsadder]

Agree.

 

[Ontario Mom]

Perhaps I have too much "tunnel vision" with this case, but my gut tells me that billboards put up anywhere aren't going to make a bit of difference in the outcome of this case, sadly.

I suspect most of us here agree with you. I'm fairly confident the boys are local to Bakersfield.

jmo

 

[PommyMommy]

Is it strange to put up billboards in KS? I get there are truckers and interstate travelers, but that just seems like such a long shot. Maybe neighboring states would be better odds.

Yes, odd. I can't fault anyone for trying to help but it should be fairly obvious that billboards in Kansas would be more effective for those actually missing in Kansas. Like the Barnes children - there are four of them aged 1 to 7 - or the Mobley sisters, or Vincent Moore, or little Ramon Gomez...

I can't help but wonder how those families feel right now. MOO

Have you seen this child? Temperance Barnes (missingkids.org)
Have you seen this child? Vincent Moore (missingkids.org)
Have you seen this child? Ramon Gomez (missingkids.org)
Have you seen this child? Sophia Mobley (missingkids.org)

 

[Knox]

Yes, odd. I can't fault anyone for trying to help but it should be fairly obvious that billboards in Kansas would be more effective for those actually missing in Kansas. Like the Barnes children - there are four of them aged 1 to 7 - or the Mobley sisters, or Vincent Moore, or little Ramon Gomez...

I can't help but wonder how those families feel right now. MOO

Have you seen this child? Temperance Barnes (missingkids.org)
Have you seen this child? Vincent Moore (missingkids.org)
Have you seen this child? Ramon Gomez (missingkids.org)
Have you seen this child? Sophia Mobley (missingkids.org)

Oh Pommy, yes I can't imagine how those families feel
I'm all for doing anything to find Orrin & Orson, it just seems like billboards in KS is a wasted effort.

 

[Rachelj1]

Perhaps I have too much "tunnel vision" with this case, but my gut tells me that billboards put up anywhere aren't going to make a bit of difference in the outcome of this case, sadly.

I agree with you. It's extremely difficult to not assume the worst at this point.
MOO

 

[Rachelj1]

I still believe that the AP's are not telling the truth about many many things. I think ultimately after the police find the boys, this whole time the AP's could of prevented months of not knowing what happened because no matter what, the boys were their responsibility.

MOO

 

[rosesfromangels]

I still believe that the AP's are not telling the truth about many many things. I think ultimately after the police find the boys, this whole time the AP's could of prevented months of not knowing what happened because no matter what, the boys were their responsibility.

MOO

Whoever the Perp(s) are, they have no incentive to speak up. Thus far, if a crime was committed, they've gotten away with it. So far. Remaining silent, unless there is a turn of events, will likely continue.

Amateur opinion and speculation

 

[MoeInVA]

I truly believe based on extended family behavior and comments that massively important evidence has already been provided.

We are just in that awkward phase where police can’t tell all because LE is still looking to solidify case. Which can take quite a while.

 

[anniejanet]

I truly believe based on extended family behavior and comments that massively important evidence has already been provided.

We are just in that awkward phase where police can’t tell all because LE is still looking to solidify case. Which can take quite a while.

This is the first case since Natalee Holoway I've been so caught up in. The phase you are talking about is what happened with Gannon right?

 

[MoeInVA]

This is the first case since Natalee Holoway I've been so caught up in. The phase you are talking about is what happened with Gannon right?

I think so! Law enforcement removed immediate harm (other kids). They do their best to find a body. If they don’t, they either have enough to charge murder without body like Gannon or they go for lesser charge (torture is strong in CA or less like Daybell).

 

[Beans]

Perhaps I have too much "tunnel vision" with this case, but my gut tells me that billboards put up anywhere aren't going to make a bit of difference in the outcome of this case, sadly.

I would agree completely but with the renewed request for info from the past year they might help inspire recollections from locals in some way. Long shot - they lived very private lives by the sound of it - but you never know.

I’m still convinced only two people really know the full story about what happened though. I reckon police will put together enough to charge them in the end, but the full facts may never really be known.

 

[Knox]

I would agree completely but with the renewed request for info from the past year they might help inspire recollections from locals in some way. Long shot - they lived very private lives by the sound of it - but you never know.

I’m still convinced only two people really know the full story about what happened though. I reckon police will put together enough to charge them in the end, but the full facts may never really be known.

If this case ever goes to trial, it will be televised, IMO.

I followed the Robert Limon murder case, KGET cameras were in the courtroom throughout the trial. His wife and her boyfriend were convicted. Dateline re-ran the episode last weekend "secrets in silver lakes".

 

[Chocoholic]

Yes, odd. I can't fault anyone for trying to help but it should be fairly obvious that billboards in Kansas would be more effective for those actually missing in Kansas. Like the Barnes children - there are four of them aged 1 to 7 - or the Mobley sisters, or Vincent Moore, or little Ramon Gomez...

I can't help but wonder how those families feel right now. MOO

Have you seen this child? Temperance Barnes (missingkids.org)
Have you seen this child? Vincent Moore (missingkids.org)
Have you seen this child? Ramon Gomez (missingkids.org)
Have you seen this child? Sophia Mobley (missingkids.org)

OMG!! Pommy, I’ve professed my love for you in the past, why did you do this?
Still you, but the Barnes children hurt me! As do Orrin and Orson. This is all too much, these cases need to be solved!