neesaki
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A child was noticed to be missing, presumably wandered off. What hypothetically were the two greatest dangers facing a child who had wandered off?
1. Falling into creek and drowning. However it is reported that the creek was extensively searched and nothing found.
2. Vehicle driven at high speed while looking at a mobile phone.
One might think of other dangers, like accidentally falling into the vault toilet tank, or an attack by a mountain lion or bear, but I think 1 and 2 above probably cover the major physical risks?
The creek isn't deep, they searched extensively so he would have been found if there. If a vehicle accident why cover it up? jmo