Oh, God! Do you think that is what the searcher was referring to when he said "Doesn't this seem familiar?" or something like that? I didn't realize this was the same area. It is the same area (near) the Caylee Anthony case?
And I agree. I try my best not to click on the child cases because they are so painful, but I keep going back. But, I have a thing. If a child had to actually experience the trauma, the least I can do is stand and listen, as a loving supporter for them. When the details are too much to bear, I always think of what they had to go through and feel the need to not turn away, as some form of mental support and shield for them. Its hard to explain. I just never want a child to be left alone in their time of need. And while discovering really horrible stuff, I can imagine that is when they needed someone most. I couldn't be there at the time it was happening, but I can stand with them as it is discovered/ discussed. After a really ugly case, I have tons of anxiety or nightmares and need to emotionally back away and cleanse. My family says I am morbid for following cases. I call it informed and compassionate. It's always hard. I should have a happier hobby!
