cobalt sky
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If you click "about" and go down to family. Just struck me weird.
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Ok I see what you mean now, thank you! And I agree :/
If you click "about" and go down to family. Just struck me weird.
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Then do you know her if you are that sure it's how she would say it :thinking: I wouldn't know that about a stranger.She'd say "my nephew is missing", of course she would.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154013322784260&set=o.589493424463114&type=3
Lots of interesting comments by D.J.T. at this link, which is shared with Mod's permission (thank-you Bessie).
If true, there are some gaps filled in; but we know to take everything with a grain of salt.
Yes! My point exactly!Even for parents who are separated/divorced, parental transfers don't happen at midnight. Especially for an infant!
* bbm"Three-year-old kid, that far away, opening up a van door. I don't see the baby opening up these doors because they are kind of hard to open up. Three-years-old in a diaper."
If you are just going to quickly pick up your baby, why not take your 3yr old along?
SABBMre-posting an old link. bbm.
http://www.kfvs12.com/story/31186599/coroner-iron-co-toddler-died-of-hypothermia
Investigators did not say whether or not there is suspected foul play, but did say they were conducting interviews throughout the afternoon.
Sgt. Clark Parrott said they plan to learn more about exactly how the boy died when the autopsy is finished.
Still, those who joined the search on Wednesday morning say things just don't add up.
"Three-year-old kid, that far away, opening up a van door. I don't see the baby opening up these doors because they are kind of hard to open up. Three-years-old in a diaper."
BBMThat's so sad that this family is being attacked at such a tragic time. I wish people would leave them alone to grieve, if they can't be supportive.
The sheriff a nd FBI continue to follow through with a full investigation. Until the results are made public, the family should be left alone by those who only seek to criticize.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154013322784260&set=o.589493424463114&type=3
Lots of interesting comments by D.J.T. at this link, which is shared with Mod's permission (thank-you Bessie).
If true, there are some gaps filled in; but we know to take everything with a grain of salt.
The mom's close friend that calls her his sister.Sheesh, I had to stop reading because it was hard to understand.
Who is that person anyway?
That is pathetic! Those kids deserve better!
Even for parents who are separated/divorced, parental transfers don't happen at midnight. Especially for an infant!
I've had to pick up one of mine around midnight/really late because he gets homesick at sleepovers. I'm not saying that's what happened here but just explaining that there can be perfectly logical reasons for picking up a kid that late.
Sheesh, I had to stop reading because it was hard to understand.
Who is that person anyway?
It definitely makes more sense and would explain why both had to go.True - I have had to do that with sleepovers before. But not with an infant. They usually don't even "do" sleepovers. The latest thing I heard (unsubstantiated) was that the "errand" was that they had to get the car they were borrowing back to someone. Makes a bit more sense, if that person works graveyard shift or something.