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21-02-2016, 10:34 AM
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This is too weird for me to not want to say anything, but day after day there's another missing child report coming out of Queensland.
What on earth is going on up there? Is the education system, or something else, annoying these kids to the point where they want to run away?, is bullying a major problem up there?, are parents no longer instilling the value of personal safety??? & it's a long shot, but is there seriously something in the water in QLD? IMO ever since the Daniel Morcombe incident, I would have thought that every parent in the state would have worded out their kids regarding staying safe & keeping in contact with their parents. Yet here we are, today I just read yet another story of a missing boy last seen at his school. Unrelated, but check this out (log in to view): https://www.facebook.com/search/top/...0missing%20boy It seriously begs the question, what is going on up there? |
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Sunshine state & missing children. What's going on up there?
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