Karen Anne RN
Verified SAR & insider - Holly Bobo case
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Sort of off-topic.
I found out something interesting from two Facebook gals. Each of them has located a missing person.
I was blown away. Each one of these gals accomplished this on their own.
The one who lives in TN, personally drove quite a ways to the home of a man who had gone missing. She went to help his wife and 4 children, and try to locate him. He had been missing for a while, and there was absolutely no one looking for him. They only had one vehicle, and he had taken it when he left.
She went to a print shop and made 100 fliers, then she plastered them all over town. She listed her cell phone number in the fliers. Then she sat back and waited.
Two days later, she received a call from someone who said that they might know where he was. My friend called and left a voice mail message for a detective, and even though it was a Saturday, he called her back. They went to the location and found the man.
It turned out that the man had recently lost his job, and felt so bad about it, that he felt that his wife and children would be better off without him. He had gotten up as usual, every day for a long time, pretending to go to work. I believe that he spent that time looking for employment, but was not succesful.
When they found him, he had been beaten, and I believe she said robbed. They returned him to his home, and in my opinion, my friend saved his life. He was deeply depressed, and had started drinking. With the loss of the job, the shame he felt, having left home, being robbed, and drinking, made him at high risk for ending his life.
The girl in Oregon located a 17 year old who had run away from home. She located her 4 states away from where she lived. The 17 year old said that her dad had raped her.
She had been living with her mom who is a drug addict, and when her mom was arrested on drug charges, she was sent to live with her father. The father presumably raped her, and so she ran away. LE now has her in a safe place until they investigate.
I think what these two women have done is awesome.
I found out something interesting from two Facebook gals. Each of them has located a missing person.
I was blown away. Each one of these gals accomplished this on their own.
The one who lives in TN, personally drove quite a ways to the home of a man who had gone missing. She went to help his wife and 4 children, and try to locate him. He had been missing for a while, and there was absolutely no one looking for him. They only had one vehicle, and he had taken it when he left.
She went to a print shop and made 100 fliers, then she plastered them all over town. She listed her cell phone number in the fliers. Then she sat back and waited.
Two days later, she received a call from someone who said that they might know where he was. My friend called and left a voice mail message for a detective, and even though it was a Saturday, he called her back. They went to the location and found the man.
It turned out that the man had recently lost his job, and felt so bad about it, that he felt that his wife and children would be better off without him. He had gotten up as usual, every day for a long time, pretending to go to work. I believe that he spent that time looking for employment, but was not succesful.
When they found him, he had been beaten, and I believe she said robbed. They returned him to his home, and in my opinion, my friend saved his life. He was deeply depressed, and had started drinking. With the loss of the job, the shame he felt, having left home, being robbed, and drinking, made him at high risk for ending his life.
The girl in Oregon located a 17 year old who had run away from home. She located her 4 states away from where she lived. The 17 year old said that her dad had raped her.
She had been living with her mom who is a drug addict, and when her mom was arrested on drug charges, she was sent to live with her father. The father presumably raped her, and so she ran away. LE now has her in a safe place until they investigate.
I think what these two women have done is awesome.