Just wanted to share this bit of good news. This site is about protecting our children and bringing awareness to the many disgusting creeps out there that seek to harm these little ones. I was so worried it would be yet another bad ending to a terrifying case and I prayed to God that she would be found alive and safe! I can't stop smiling, God answered this prayer!
This story really bothered me when it first came out for some reason to me. I just can't stop being thankful she is alive and okay. Thankful for all those who worked tirelessly to bring her home safely!
This was the quickest I've ever seen one of these get resolved. Not a "conspiracy theorist" but is this a way to wake people up and get them talking about abductions? Was this all staged? Just asking the questions. I have zero evidence but a lot of people related with this.
There are many children and women that are abducted daily? Can we start talking about them now too?
The CBS evening "news", although not covering the latest on this story, DID include that there are more than 300,000 abductions a year in U.S. [correction: that number is the number of children reported missing, rather than abducted. The reported missing has an even higher estimated number, but the number who are actually abducted is far lower]
The overwhelming majority of those kids are found and were never in danger. In fact, they realized how misleading these these reports were and have changed the language about how they talk about these things.
Because missing child incidents can include very benign incidents like the child went to a friend's house and didn't tell you or the child wandered away at the mall or the child twisted their ankle on the way home from school.
When talking about abductions they now use the term "stereotypical kidnapping." For ages under 21there's around 350 of this a year. That's the average since 2010.
The page you link to says there 296 in 2022. " Abducted by non-custodial parent" is the language they use.
That's one tenth of 1 percent of missing kids. See page 2 of the link you sent.
They also mentioned 546,000 reports of someone missing was entered and 543,000 reports were purged ....which means the person is no longer missing.
Most kidnappings of children are by a parent during a custody dispute, not by strangers.
That is more than 1% of the population / men, women & children or about 3% of the children. Multiplying that by 18 years means there's about a 50% chance that any child will have a missing amber alert at some point in their life. wow!
Do you eat paint chips for breakfast? It’s refreshing that a successful Amber Alert story wasn’t another bullshit false alarm pulled by some parent hell bent on destroying their ex for forgetting what day it is like they usually are and it actually helped stopped a real kidnapping like it was intended to you weird fuck. What the hell is wrong with you?
I was always under the impression that when they do this, it's because the word abducted was taken as a direct quote from authorities. They can possibly get sued should the information turn out to be wrong or challenged, so it's a way for the media to protect themselves from liability by quoting the source who claimed it.
And here is another example of how unreliable MSM is: We watched the CBS evening news today. It was on at 7pm here in NY (Albany station). They covered the story, but it was if it was current as of a half day, or even a full day, ago! No mention of her being found, even though that news was available earlier than the "news" show was on. It seems that they go with whatever they already have, and don't even bother to find out if there is more current info.
Here's an update on the circumstances of how she was found.
Yeah, it's a Fox news link, but I figure what the hell, people usually only tell me Fox News are liars and don't count for a source when they're arguing against me about something.
So, maybe this is true? Maybe not? Who can tell these days?
First of all, God Bless that this little girl was found, but my mind tells me that something isn't quite right.
Here are 3 photos of Charlotte Sena, age 9. Do all of them look like the same girl? And, if they are all pics of her, why the different hair? A little brunette girl, a little stringy-haired girl, and a little blond girl, all looking 9 years old.
Their names are David and Trisha, extremely limited info. Governor Hochul met with them. Does a State Governor normally become immediately and personally involved when a child is missing?
The parents knew that the child went on a bicycle ride through the state park at 6:15 pm. At 6:30 pm they knew she was missing. After only a 15 minute bike ride?
Just wanted to share this bit of good news. This site is about protecting our children and bringing awareness to the many disgusting creeps out there that seek to harm these little ones. I was so worried it would be yet another bad ending to a terrifying case and I prayed to God that she would be found alive and safe! I can't stop smiling, God answered this prayer!
This story really bothered me when it first came out for some reason to me. I just can't stop being thankful she is alive and okay. Thankful for all those who worked tirelessly to bring her home safely!
Amen. 🙏
If they would hand over the 'suspects' to the girls Grandpa and walk away, this BS would stop.
Illegals?
This was the quickest I've ever seen one of these get resolved. Not a "conspiracy theorist" but is this a way to wake people up and get them talking about abductions? Was this all staged? Just asking the questions. I have zero evidence but a lot of people related with this.
There are many children and women that are abducted daily? Can we start talking about them now too?
The CBS evening "news", although not covering the latest on this story, DID include that there are more than 300,000 abductions a year in U.S. [correction: that number is the number of children reported missing, rather than abducted. The reported missing has an even higher estimated number, but the number who are actually abducted is far lower]
I don't think that can be true
That would be like a thousand amber alerts every day
But those do not equal abductions.
The overwhelming majority of those kids are found and were never in danger. In fact, they realized how misleading these these reports were and have changed the language about how they talk about these things.
Because missing child incidents can include very benign incidents like the child went to a friend's house and didn't tell you or the child wandered away at the mall or the child twisted their ankle on the way home from school.
When talking about abductions they now use the term "stereotypical kidnapping." For ages under 21there's around 350 of this a year. That's the average since 2010.
The page you link to says there 296 in 2022. " Abducted by non-custodial parent" is the language they use.
That's one tenth of 1 percent of missing kids. See page 2 of the link you sent.
They also mentioned 546,000 reports of someone missing was entered and 543,000 reports were purged ....which means the person is no longer missing.
Most kidnappings of children are by a parent during a custody dispute, not by strangers.
...seems like it here in ne texas some days...
but they have a bad habit of spamming the same amber alert until you stop paying attention, so take me with a grain of salt...
Yeah, no way that is true
That is more than 1% of the population / men, women & children or about 3% of the children. Multiplying that by 18 years means there's about a 50% chance that any child will have a missing amber alert at some point in their life. wow!
The little girls aunt: https://www.facebook.com/JeneLu?mibextid=ZbWKwL
Facebook? Geeze. I havent had an account since the great "QAnon" purge. People still use that?
Yeah saw some drag post and she's involved with media
I feel the same way and just made a separate comment posing questions about this incident.
Praise God.
Most Amber alerts are for custody disputes so this is refreshing.
You think it's "refreshing" to see a child taken away by someone who isn't their parent?
Do you eat paint chips for breakfast? It’s refreshing that a successful Amber Alert story wasn’t another bullshit false alarm pulled by some parent hell bent on destroying their ex for forgetting what day it is like they usually are and it actually helped stopped a real kidnapping like it was intended to you weird fuck. What the hell is wrong with you?
Context is everything.
Good, but why is abducted in quotes, as if abduction isn't abduction? They are so desperate
I was always under the impression that when they do this, it's because the word abducted was taken as a direct quote from authorities. They can possibly get sued should the information turn out to be wrong or challenged, so it's a way for the media to protect themselves from liability by quoting the source who claimed it.
Interesting.
Great question. Wonder if it was by somebody known publicly?
God is great!
And here is another example of how unreliable MSM is: We watched the CBS evening news today. It was on at 7pm here in NY (Albany station). They covered the story, but it was if it was current as of a half day, or even a full day, ago! No mention of her being found, even though that news was available earlier than the "news" show was on. It seems that they go with whatever they already have, and don't even bother to find out if there is more current info.
Still on 4AM talking points.
Awesome. Win of the day. And for this family, it's the win of their lifetimes.
Biden is working up the pardon for the predator as we speak. He will probably place him in a cabinet position for school education czar next.
That's a very nice win,
If we don't get them within 24-72 hours, they're usually gone. This is really excellent news.
I said a prayer for her too yesterday when I read that article. God is good all the time.
A convicted pedophile strikes again. Thank God this little girl was rescued!
Thank you for sharing.
Here's an update on the circumstances of how she was found.
Yeah, it's a Fox news link, but I figure what the hell, people usually only tell me Fox News are liars and don't count for a source when they're arguing against me about something.
So, maybe this is true? Maybe not? Who can tell these days?
https://www.foxnews.com/us/missing-9-year-old-girl-charlotte-sena-found-safe-new-york-state-park-disappearance-police
Thank God 🙌
do you have link to article?
Nevermind, I found it. https://breaking911.com/girl-9-may-have-been-abducted-at-new-york-state-park-authorities/
The government is using these recent “rescues” to show how much they care about children.
Such a pile of crap.
Take notice of patterns. Be suspicious of feel good stories.
I'm pretty jaded.
If the news story is true, then I'm very happy the girl is ok.
But the guy looked like Oliver Anthony (Chrisopher Lunsford)
After watching deep state Governor Hochul pretend to be upset about it, I have my doubts. I speculate that the whole story is BS.
First of all, God Bless that this little girl was found, but my mind tells me that something isn't quite right.
https://www.kake.com/story/49759246/missing-9yearold-girl-charlotte-sena-found-in-good-health-suspect-in-custody-police
https://apnews.com/article/missing-child-search-camping-new-york-033cf262967f5d74ddbf12dbd46a19ca
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66993201
Their names are David and Trisha, extremely limited info. Governor Hochul met with them. Does a State Governor normally become immediately and personally involved when a child is missing?
The parents knew that the child went on a bicycle ride through the state park at 6:15 pm. At 6:30 pm they knew she was missing. After only a 15 minute bike ride?
https://www.saratogian.com/2023/10/01/hochul-provides-update-on-saratoga-county-amber-alert-case/amp/ . Does the pic at the end of this article look like Charlotte as a younger child? Not to me. It also includes a pic of her parents.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12586269/Family-missing-Charlotte-Sena-release-new-videos-desperate-search-nine-year-old-snatched-campground-continues.html
Not trying to be stereotypical, but does the father look like a union pipe fitter, and does the mother look like a food service inspector? https://nypost.com/2023/10/02/ny-mom-begs-for-help-over-girl-9-feared-abducted-from-upstate-park/