I have 2 questions for veteran WSers:
1. Why did I jump from only 5 PMs allowed to 200?
2. How do y'all manage to maintain job, family, etc, AND WS? I have been totally obsessed here, spending hours upon hours reading the threads and trying to absorb all the ideas, theories, and revelations!
kjnmom, #1 - guess the long winded PM feature was activated..LOL, I'll have to refer #1 to someone who knows...
#2 - retired fire
- very understanding family - 2 children/6 grandchildren
- diet of gourmet microwavable Campbells Soup(recipe available)
- bank/bill pay on line
- one night a week attend WS anonymous meeting..
kjn, seriously, many of the regulars on WS are heavily involved in missing persons cases because they were touched by a victim at one point in their lives, imo. The silent epidemic of missing/murdered persons is continuous and has no lulls..
The WS regular members come from all walks of life; attorneys, LEOs, criminologists, psychologists, advocates, mappers, searchers, PIs, profilers, researchers, nurses, media/journalists/pundits, authors, forensic artists, homemakers, etc., etc..
Awareness is the key in missing/murdered persons investigations and the victims have no voice..
Thomas Jefferson - "All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.
'I believe that every act of homicide causes a slight unbalancing in the world, and that it diminishes lifes universal equation. In the interest of justice, it is imperative that someone try to right that imbalance.
But the task of fighting evil can take a terrible toll on the people who are charged with it. It can cost them their families, their equilibrium, their capacity for joy'...
Author/FBI BAU Roger L. Depue