margarita25
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I'm guessing we are going to have really good news soon!!
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I hope so.
Her poor mom! I hope she has a lot of people comforting her right now and just helping her understand that this isn't her fault just because they argued.[/QUO
This is a small midwestern town. I grew up in a town almost exactly this size. Doubt they have changed much. Children don't have one mom, they have 100 moms. Right now everyone of them is probably right beside Willow's mom taking care of the number one priority, finding Willow. The only people not out searching are watching the kids of the rest, I'm guessing. Once Willow is found safe, they won't be judging her mom, but they will probably have a stern word or two for Willow. MOO
Willow went missing between 9 and 10:15 Sunday morning, was reported missing by her mother, and was last seen wearing a purple nightgown/shirt.
I hope so.
Her poor mom! I hope she has a lot of people comforting her right now and just helping her understand that this isn't her fault just because they argued.[/QUO
This is a small midwestern town. I grew up in a town almost exactly this size. Doubt they have changed much. Children don't have one mom, they have 100 moms. Right now everyone of them is probably right beside Willow's mom taking care of the number one priority, finding Willow. The only people not out searching are watching the kids of the rest, I'm guessing. Once Willow is found safe, they won't be judging her mom, but they will probably have a stern word or two for Willow. MOO
Awe. I was more concerned about her judging herself! It seems like a really nice place.
http://effinghamdailynews.com/local...-for-missing-Watson-girl#sthash.TEw2HPgx.dpufA helicopter swept the Watson area this evening as nearly 200 volunteers combed fields and stretch of railroad. Infrared is expected to aid in the search as darkness falls. Dogs also have been aiding in the search and Effingham City-County Ambulance has been on standby.
She wouldn't try to climb on the piles of grain, right? A guy I grew up with suffocated after a pile of corn buried him in a workplace accident.Walnut Street ends right at a grain mill. There are three tracks for parking rail cars. It would be good to know if any were parked there last night and moved out today. If she was carried, would dogs still be able to track her?
One RSO is in her zip code. Zip is 62473 if you want to look him up.
I just ran WL's address -even though it's vague, "Circle Drive" with the only RSO's address.. it's less than 2 miles.
Here's her location: https://maps.google.com/maps?q=circ...son,+Effingham,+Illinois+62473&gl=us&t=h&z=15
Watson looks to be a VERY small town with some pretty densely wooded areas. Total area of 1.12 square miles. The population was 729 at the 2000 census. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watson,_Illinois
Per Family Watchdog, one sex offender lives in the town (initials J.K.), who has a child *advertiser censored* conviction. He lives on the other side of town...as far as the "other side" is.
http://effinghamdailynews.com/local/x250210087/Police-search-for-missing-Watson-girl
Homeland Security? Is that unusual? They are sure not taking this lightly and thank goodness for that! No one is going to be able to say they delayed or cut corners in searching for Willow.
I have a six and seven year old and I just can't imagine either one of them leaving the house and walking off after an argument...
They do sleep in panties and oversized shirts sometimes but they are not comfortable walking around the house in them (and definitely wouldn't go outside like that).