I was afraid they'd run into this. I suspect a lot of people in the Aboriginal community may be reluctant to trust authorities, and often for good reason. MOO
Do they have access to a vehicle, and if so is it known where that vehicle is now? If there is a vehicle and it is also missing, start checking nearby bodies of water.
There's one called Funded Justice that's specifically for funding legal issues. They might have to go there, but then their fundraiser will be among !!GASP! CRIMINALS!!! ...oh wait.
This woman is just so incredibly lucky that the Uber driver 1) wasn't some sort of creeper 2) cared enough to call for help for the children and 3) stayed with them while help was on the way rather than dropping them off at a store or something and taking off. None of those things were ANY sort...
Can you check Fairfield? That's the county right below Franklin, and northern Fairfield/southern Franklin counties are starting to meld into one due to urban sprawl, so sometimes crooks wander through there. Hocking isn't impossible but is further south than I'd think he'd go unless we have...
It's also relatively common for people to move to Athens for college and just...not leave. (That's how I eventually wound up here, as did my husband.) So it isn't super unusual to run into someone who's lived in Athens for 40 years, and still has the Cleveland (or wherever) accent that they...
Athens accents are somewhat affected by the university, so the Appalachian accent is often less notable or nonexistent. I am from the local area (born one county over) and I do have it, but I have noticed that, for example, a lot of the professors' children, while they still grew up here, do not...
There's really not a stretch of Route 33 that's uncrowded/doesn't pass by businesses until you get to the Lancaster bypass, and even then, there is a pretty steady stream of truckers and such coming through. You're absolutely correct, there would have been way too many potential witnesses for...
There are absolutely exceptions, but this was also my experience with my SIL's now-deceased golden doodle. The dog was dumber than cement, and while there was a decent chance of its injuring an intruder by knocking the person down in an attempt to get pettins, it would then lead the intruder to...
That probably was a lot of the initial alarm. At that point, I'd still be thinking "medical issue which has somehow befallen them both" as opposed to "crime"- that just isn't what one jumps to first if for no other reason than that the brain doesn't want to think it. Unless, of course, the...
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