namatad: well, the odds are that they are all dead already.
sorry people still holding false hopes, but they are not in hiding.

At least half of them have been abducted into the Fox News anchor pool.

Do you hear me? Do you care?

DarnoKonrad: namatad: well, the odds are that they are all dead already.
sorry people still holding false hopes, but they are not in hiding.

At least half of them have been abducted into the Fox News anchor pool.

Wow. This got retarded fast.

namatad: well, the odds are that they are all dead already.
sorry people still holding false hopes, but they are not in hiding.

This.

namatad: well, the odds are that they are all dead already.
sorry people still holding false hopes, but they are not in hiding.

Probably true.

Probably deceased within six hours of disappearance.

Demographics of the USA

64% White
16% Hispanic
12% Black
5% Asian

Doesn't it make sense that most missing persons cases would involve white people?

namatad: well, the odds are that they are all dead already.
sorry people still holding false hopes, but they are not in hiding.

some are already dead. such as the woman from Maryland, who washed ashore a day (or maybe a couple) after she went missing.

Not from 2011, but still one of the more intriguing cases:

Aaliyah Lunsford's first name is spelled "Aliayah."
/from here in West Virginia
//sad, sad stories all of them

Kids are like Smartphones. If you don't find them in the first 12 hours, they are probably dead.

in America, thousands of people go missing every year. Nobody knows where they go. Just like, disappear.

But if you think about it, you realize something. There had to be a time when there was no people, right? Well where did all these people come from, hmm? I'll tell you where: The Future. Where did all these people disappear to? The past. And how'd they get there? Flying Saucers, which are really time machines.

"Robyn" (in quotes for being misspelled) looks like the Jack Nicholson Joker.

Teen Wolf Blitzer: Not from 2011, but still one of the more intriguing cases:

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What is that, please?

Also, I can't access the page, so I'll guess: Baby Lisa, Sky Metalwala... who else?

Baby Lisa's mother killed her. Also Sky's mother. Statistics and their behavior say I'm right.

pxlboy: What is it with females disappearing in Aruba?

Some people speculate that it's because in Aruba, you can't be charged with murder unless a body is found, and it's really easy to dispose of a body there. So if you want to kill someone and get away with it, do it in Aruba.

Jhessye Shockley is said to be confirmed dead by local media. It's just a matter of finding the body in a landfill which is said to be worse than finding a needle in a haystack. The missing girls siblings paint a terrible story of a mother that had been previously jailed for child abuse and made the little girls life miserable. (girl was born right when mother was going into jail for 3 years for abuse). I helped hand out flyers when this went down and it's just a horrible story.

namegoeshere: Teen Wolf Blitzer: Not from 2011, but still one of the more intriguing cases:

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What is that, please?

Also, I can't access the page, so I'll guess: Baby Lisa, Sky Metalwala... who else?

Baby Lisa's mother killed her. Also Sky's mother. Statistics and their behavior say I'm right.

It's a photo of Tara Calico, who disappeared when she was jogging one day. The polaroid was found outside of a convenience store 9 months after her disappearance, near where a van had been parked.

Tara Calico

Missing white women

Well remember, some folks'll turn up in home-made dungeons.

Heh..lotta people on here think watching Cold Case makes them detectives.

J. Frank Parnell: in America, thousands of people go missing every year. Nobody knows where they go. Just like, disappear.

But if you think about it, you realize something. There had to be a time when there was no people, right? Well where did all these people come from, hmm? I'll tell you where: The Future. Where did all these people disappear to? The past. And how'd they get there? Flying Saucers, which are really time machines.

J. Frank Parnell: in America, thousands of people go missing every year. Nobody knows where they go. Just like, disappear.

But if you think about it, you realize something. There had to be a time when there was no people, right? Well where did all these people come from, hmm? I'll tell you where: The Future. Where did all these people disappear to? The past. And how'd they get there? Flying Saucers, which are really time machines.

Miller, did you do a lot of acid back in the hippy days?

Teen Wolf Blitzer: namegoeshere: Teen Wolf Blitzer: Not from 2011, but still one of the more intriguing cases:

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What is that, please?



It's a photo of Tara Calico, who disappeared when she was jogging one day. The polaroid was found outside of a convenience store 9 months after her disappearance, near where a van had been parked.

Tara Calico

Ah. Tks. Odd...

72.7% white peoples problems

J. Frank Parnell: in America, thousands of people go missing every year. Nobody knows where they go. Just like, disappear.

But if you think about it, you realize something. There had to be a time when there was no people, right? Well where did all these people come from, hmm? I'll tell you where: The Future. Where did all these people disappear to? The past. And how'd they get there? Flying Saucers, which are really time machines.

Thats why I take the bus see..

dragoncon this year, anyone?

9beers: Demographics of the USA

64% White
16% Hispanic
12% Black
5% Asian

Doesn't it make sense that most missing persons cases would involve white people?

Or, perhaps white women are simply more desirable targets of kidnapping?

White people problems

the_vegetarian_cannibal: J. Frank Parnell: in America, thousands of people go missing every year. Nobody knows where they go. Just like, disappear.

But if you think about it, you realize something. There had to be a time when there was no people, right? Well where did all these people come from, hmm? I'll tell you where: The Future. Where did all these people disappear to? The past. And how'd they get there? Flying Saucers, which are really time machines.

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Would somebody explain the origin of the meme? Maybe post a link to a video of something.

They found the Natzke woman yesterday.

WaltzingMathilda: Teen Wolf Blitzer: namegoeshere: Teen Wolf Blitzer: Not from 2011, but still one of the more intriguing cases:

[piperpost.net image 368x375]

What is that, please?

Also, I can't access the page, so I'll guess: Baby Lisa, Sky Metalwala... who else?

Baby Lisa's mother killed her. Also Sky's mother. Statistics and their behavior say I'm right.

It's a photo of Tara Calico, who disappeared when she was jogging one day. The polaroid was found outside of a convenience store 9 months after her disappearance, near where a van had been parked.

Tara Calico

it's weird how that bound and gagged girl looks way younger and not very much at all like all the other pictures of tara calico.

Yeah, there are theories that it's not her, but apparently there's an identifying scar on her right leg.

DubyaHater: the_vegetarian_cannibal: J. Frank Parnell: in America, thousands of people go missing every year. Nobody knows where they go. Just like, disappear.

But if you think about it, you realize something. There had to be a time when there was no people, right? Well where did all these people come from, hmm? I'll tell you where: The Future. Where did all these people disappear to? The past. And how'd they get there? Flying Saucers, which are really time machines.

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Would somebody explain the origin of the meme? Maybe post a link to a video of something.

Ask and ye shall receive.

9beers: Demographics of the USA

64% White
16% Hispanic
12% Black
5% Asian

Doesn't it make sense that most missing persons cases would involve white people?

Maybe, but demographics and media coverage are two separate things. I watch the news and remember hearing a quick blurb, one, about the Arizona girl featured in the newslink. The others' stories were featured ex-ten-sive-ly. Nothin' new here folks.

9beers: Demographics of the USA

64% White
16% Hispanic
12% Black
5% Asian

Doesn't it make sense that most missing persons cases would involve white people?

Teen Wolf Blitzer: namegoeshere: Teen Wolf Blitzer: Not from 2011, but still one of the more intriguing cases:

[piperpost.net image 368x375]

What is that, please?

Also, I can't access the page, so I'll guess: Baby Lisa, Sky Metalwala... who else?

Baby Lisa's mother killed her. Also Sky's mother. Statistics and their behavior say I'm right.

It's a photo of Tara Calico, who disappeared when she was jogging one day. The polaroid was found outside of a convenience store 9 months after her disappearance, near where a van had been parked.

Tara Calico

Kinda messed up that the lie site about her disappearance crop the pic so the boy's not in it. "yeah, there are two gagged folks in this pic, but the girl is the one we really want." maybe someone would recognize the kid first and provide some connection to locate them both? Seems shortsighted and a bit alloys, to me.

"Lauren Spierer, 20, was last seen on June 3 leaving a sports bar at 4:30 a.m. in Bloomington, Ind., where she had just finished her sophomore year at Indiana University."

Proof that underage drinking is bad.

So many typos.

*Alloys= callous

Teen Wolf Blitzer: WaltzingMathilda: Teen Wolf Blitzer: namegoeshere: Teen Wolf Blitzer: Not from 2011, but still one of the more intriguing cases:

[piperpost.net image 368x375]

What is that, please?

It's a photo of Tara Calico, who disappeared when she was jogging one day. The polaroid was found outside of a convenience store 9 months after her disappearance, near where a van had been parked.

it's weird how that bound and gagged girl looks way younger and not very much at all like all the other pictures of tara calico.

Yeah, there are theories that it's not her, but apparently there's an identifying scar on her right leg.

Regardless of whether or not it's Calico, that photo freaks me out. I first saw it many years ago on Unsolved Mysteries and I have never forgotten it. Seeing such a stark picture of (apparent) kidnap victims makes me think of what must have been going through their minds at that moment. I can hardly imagine what a person (especially a teenage girl or young boy) in a situation like that would be feeling.

Egalitarian: Well remember, some folks'll turn up in home-made dungeons.

This or dead for the two twenty year olds.

Where's D'wan?