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originally posted by: Nickn3
I studied the list for a hour or so. Iowa must be a dangerous place to live for 13 to 17 year olds. The missing were male and female, black and white. No pattern that I could see. But I feel a pattern would emerge if more informative was published. The government websites are clumsy to use.
Last weekend was a particularly busy week for disappearing. Some of these kids are probably runaways but I sense something evil with so many is a short time.
To get a baseline for comparison, I tried the same searches in my home state of Tennessee and came up with just a few disappearances in the same time period. Even though TN. Has double the population. Statically the math doesn’t add up.
Where are all of the young people disappearing to?
originally posted by: 727Sky
Stories like this really bother me. I can only imagine the grief and concern the parents and friends must be feeling.. What to heck is going on !!
A young University of Iowa student made headlines recently after she disappeared during an evening jog—but she is just one of the dozens of people who have been reported missing in Iowa in the last 10 days, and the overwhelming majority of the disappearances are children.
Mollie Tibbetts, 20, has become the latest face of the missing person database this week after she was last seen going for a jog near her boyfriend’s house on the evening of July 18, and she seemingly vanished. Dozens of people of have pitched in to help search for the college student, and as she appeared to have no motive to flee, and her closest friends and family members have cooperated with police, it raises troubling questions about whether she was abducted.
However, Tibbetts is not alone. According to the Missing Person database published by the Iowa Department of Public Safety, 48 people have gone missing in the last two weeks, and 34 of those people are children.
www.activistpost.com...
The ages and names of the missing are in the article.
There are approximately 2000 kids that go missing every single day in the big ole USA according to the article. In 2017 there were an estimated 88,089 missing... and a big percentage of those were under the age of 21.. Many disappeared when in custody of social services ... A sad commentary on safety for our youth and scoiety, No, not to mention the social services provided.. Sickening IMO.
originally posted by: Justoneman
So few of the people in my life that I talk to seem to grasp how bad it is that people want to abuse children for their sick pleasures. My own wife shuts down when I mention these stories about Lolita Island and I keep telling her that people shutting down allows the nightmare to continue for the children. What do we do to wake people up before their kid is missing from a jog? It seems like if it didn't happen to you or a close friend, people don't care very much. SAD
It's important to note that many of those listed as missing may have chosen to leave on their own accord. Of the most recent 20 people reported missing in Iowa as of Friday morning, 17 are teenagers. While the numbers may be surprising to some, the Iowa Department of Public Safety said the numbers are in line with history.
More importantly for the moment, that pressure from the Feds is likely causing the perverts and traffickers to really crank up their activities. "Party hard, for tomorrow may not come".
originally posted by: Nickn3
I studied the list for a hour or so. Iowa must be a dangerous place to live for 13 to 17 year olds. The missing were male and female, black and white. No pattern that I could see. But I feel a pattern would emerge if more information was published. The government websites are clumsy to use.
Last weekend was a particularly busy week for disappearing. Some of these kids are probably runaways but I sense something evil with so many in a short time.
To get a baseline for comparison, I tried the same searches in my home state of Tennessee and came up with just a few disappearances in the same time period. Even though TN. Has double the population. Statically the math doesn’t add up.
Where are all of the young people disappearing to?