GloSeattle
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Thank you for contacting them. Their response is really frustrating--and odd, considering there had been a bit of publicity surrounding her case that made it seem like they wanted the public's help. I wonder if this is why she isn't in Namus. It's almost like they don't care if she's identified. :banghead:
One must admit that with the advent of the internet and social media (while many good things have occurred) there are some very bad things that have occurred as well. People feel an anonymity that precludes them showing respect for professionals and their work. I'm sure I'm not the ONLY person who has contacted KCME requesting additional information and perhaps other callers that day had accused the "phone" staffer's office of "not knowing what they were doing." I know many times when I am "reminded" of someone's credentials it's not so much about "me" and rather about "them." With the prevailing attitude towards authority figures (although some is deserved) a lot of it is unnecessary and negative and nonproductive in nature. I think, for myself, I've had to cultivate relationships over the years a bit harder as a result of other's "lack of manners." (I think anyone working with the public would agree, it's just not the same please and thank you world we were all raised to behave properly in.) So in fairness to the Anthropologist whom I did not have the pleasure of speaking to, I will defer any opinions until I do. I will try her again next week and see if she's in her office. (I won't give up till I'm told to go away but I'll be courteous about it as well.)