I came upon the FBI's official website and their page for Kidnapped and Missing Persons. What I found extremely odd is that there are only 79 listings. I clicked on the first one, and it was a girl who went missing in the 70's! With how many kids have been kidnapped and gone missing, why are these 79 random ones listed here, especially if some of these kids went missing 40 years ago? I can't begin to make sense of why these 79 are listed, and why only these 79. And on top of that, they aren't all children on the list, so there may only be about 30 or 40 kids listed.
Here is the website: https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/kidnap
I clicked on the second child listed, and she went missing in 2001. This site doesn't seem to be set up to send out alerts on missing kids or really help very much, so what's the deal? This is CLEARLY not a comprehensive list, or it would have tons more names, which the National Center For Missing and Exploited Children's website does, but that's for another posting.
Can anyone make sense of this?
This is related to pizzagate as pizzagate is about exploitation of children including kidnapping children for human trafficking and other nefarious purposes. There are those who are on our side, and there are those PRETENDING to be on our side, such as certain organizations that are supposedly anti-human trafficking but are highly suspicious. Is this FBI website really trying to help?
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Votescam ago
Yes -- we should #1 get missing kids back on milk cartons -- seemed that program was ended when children were recognizing themselves -- i.e., too successful.
Was just checking to see if there were any other lists of missing children and there's a Polly Klass website ( a young girl who was abducted and murdered) suggests it has a "Master List" of Missing Children and "Amber Alert" seems to be offered there as a resource. Runs more than 15 pages at the least, but they give no indication of how many children are listed on this site currently.
CNN offers some "facts" but not necessarily a list -- They comment that ... Statistics: According to the FBI's National Crime Information Center (NCIC) Missing Person File, there are 88,040 active missing person records, of which juveniles under the age of 18 account for 33,706 (38.3%) of the records. (as of December 31, 2016)
Wasn't it at the time of the Adam Walsh kidnapping that the FBI was allegedly moved into missing children cases... and that they got additional monies -- possibly $20 million more a year/? -- for resources to take on these cases?
Also looked at the National Center for Missing & Exploited - which also features Amber Alerts at top of page -- and they make this comment which I think we've all heard before --
They also comment** "1 in 6 of the 18,500 runaways reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children in 2016 were likely sex trafficking victims."
Now ... without even considering Pizzagate ... why wouldn't these 18,500 children and SEX TRAFFICKING be in the news every day and every minute? Approximately 3,083 children would have ended up in the hands of sex traffickers. http://www.missingkids.com/home
Yet -- they are pretty much using the Pizzagate story to IGNORE the subject of child sex trafficking -- !!!
Obviously, we have something really not explainable or defendable happening here.
PLUS, we know where these children are being taken from -- 86% of them from social services or foster care.
If a child falls into the care of social services they pretty much have a 86% chance of being trafficked. Shouldn't that be considered a LEAD? Shouldn't that require a national investigation of social services?
How can that be?
UnicornAndSparkles ago
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!