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I just wanted to say to all that have missing, or murdered loved ones, that my prayers are with you. I am not sure that I could keep up as well as I am seeing most of you do in your situations. It has to be hard, hard!! I haven't visited these sites in awhile, as I try and keep on on missing persons, etc....just in case I may recognize someone, and so today I took the entire day and have gone through at least five sites or more, going over picture after picture, and description after description, seeing if I may possibly notice something and I am telling you, this world is total chaos. It just never ends. The evil that is growing in this world is really scary! And the sadness at all the persons that have been missing since back in the 1970's even.




How can someone NOT know these people, or at least some of them? How could you not know if your own child, or neice, or nephew, or next door neighbor is missing? I would give anything to be able to bring closure to these unsolved, unidentified cases, if I could. I would give anything to help so many of you that are searching for answers, or just a clue to help you. I feel so deeply for you all.




Sometimes I feel as though I am the only one that actually takes note on things that I see anymore. Are we all in such a rush that we fail to notice anything about our neighbors, or people we see in the parking lot at the convenience store, or grocery store? I am not perfect, not by a long shot, but I am observant. I watch people. People are very interesting. In doing so, I remember things that others never even noticed at all. The color of her hair, the thickness of that man's beard, the shifty eyes on that person, or the blank stare in another's. I pay attention when I see that a woman is alone, or that she seems a bit nervous, as though trying to get away from something. There are signs if you watch enough. I ask if someone needs help and I get involved if needed. I have helped many people, mainly women and I don't ask anything in return. The smile on their face is enough. The words of just Thanks, you are a life safer, is enough. In actuality, helping them just may be a lifesaver, depending on the circumstance.




If more of us would do this, just take the moment to look, to really look, and even possibly identify some people, to get involved once in awhile, these poor souls could possibly come closer to finally going HOME! The morgue, a potter's field, or a crematorium, however spelled, is not the place for these person's to be laid! Being unidentified for 20 and 30 years is not how I would want to be known, or my family either. I am not meaning to sound preachy, I just get so upset and so mad at all this killing and people missing, it just hurts so much. I want to help and don't know how to do that, except to continue paying attention and being alert! Ya know? Sorry to go so long. I hope that I haven't written something that will be deleted, because I want all of these people searching and hoping to know that at least a few of us are out there paying attention and we pray for them!!