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She was eleven when she disappeared, and her family hasn’t seen their little girl in eighteen years – until now.
A girl last seen eighteen years ago when she left her California home to catch the school bus has reportedly popped up, now twenty-nine and hoping to reconnect with the family who lost her. Continue reading »
The pitch smacked of fearmongering: a promo for temporary ID tattoos for kids, paired with an encouragement to sign up for a registry that lets you put together a profile of your child IN CASE they’re ever abducted.
Do we really need to live in such fear that we’ll pay $19.95 for an update-able registry listing for police to check out should our child ever be grabbed by a sex offender? How about just keeping a current photo of your child on hand? Continue reading »
A Boston cabdriver is avoiding a suspension, but he earned a slap on the wrist for driving away with a seven-year-old sleeping in his backseat after dropping her parents off at their home.
This despite the family’s immense thanks when he drove the little girl back to them after getting an alert from another cab driver about the frantic family looking for their kid. Continue reading »
This might be one of the most convaluted stories I’ve read in awhile: a fourteen-year-old girl was kidnapped and forced to work in a strip club . . . which got in trouble for allowing a fourteen-year-old to go topless . . . and is now SUING said fourteen-year-old.
OK, take a moment and cushion your neck. That hurt us too. Continue reading »
An American mom got to see her daughter this week, twelve years after the girl’s Egyptian father took off to his homeland with the then toddler. Continue reading »
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