Found Safe MD - Kemara Alliman, 32, Baltimore, Missing after Conference, 12 Nov. 2018

  • #21
Yes, I couldn't post earlier that she was found since MSN hadn't commented on it. The despair leading up, the questions of what to do.. I felt so bad brainstorming and trying to get him on the site. The relief once she was back home was amazing. Out of respect im not going to go into the details unless MSM says, but they, lie most people, have no clue people like us exist and was super appreciative. I never felt so happy to delete a missing person poster in my life. Thanks for jumping in with your insight everyone.
 
  • #22
Perhaps she got caught up in seeing the sights and missed her flight, caught the one the next day. Maybe lost her phone. It happens!
I’m glad she has been found :)
Hope she is ok
 
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